By Quin Hillyer Supporting material in a lawsuit by two Missouri teachers shows their school district’s required training program, which is labeled as “anti- racist ,” is…
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by Washington Examiner France is America’s oldest ally. Unfortunately, Washington must now accept the uncomfortable fact that it is no longer as staunch an ally…
by Mabinty Quarshie Former President Donald Trump wouldn’t say who is responsible for the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosions last year in an interview with Fox News’s Tucker Carlson Tonight on…
by Haisten Willis President Joe Biden faces yet another hurdle as he seeks a $400 billion student debt transfer — congressional Republicans. A host of GOP lawmakers are looking to…
By Brad Polumbo The debate over abortion is fundamentally a debate about human life itself. So, it’s no surprise that people on either side of the issue…
By Rachel Schilke, Breaking News Reporter Rep. James Comer (R-KY) believes that there are 11 more deals between China and the Biden family, following a report from the House Oversight…
By Misty Severi Officials at the Department of Defense claimed it is possible for aliens to send small probes to our solar system, and even to Earth, on missions…
By Erin Norman Medicare for All has been introduced in every congressional session since 2003 and has grown more favorable in the public’s eyes each time.…
By James Rogan The Congressional Budget Office projects a federal budget deficit of $1.4 trillion for the current fiscal year ending in September 2023. That projected deficit amounts to…
By Rep. Michael Burgess On a trip to the southern border in 2014, I witnessed firsthand the extreme conditions facing unaccompanied alien children (UAC). Now, almost…
By Adam Carrington Is Joe Biden up to his job as president? Many, including a significant portion of Democrats, continue to ask this question as the 2024 primary…
by Ryan King China is planning to surge its defense budget by 7.2%, a higher rate of expansion than its “around 5%” economic growth objective for 2023. In…
By Kimberly Ross The World Health Organization declared a COVID-19 pandemic on March 11, 2020. Nearly three years later, some still behave as if a heightened state of…
By Hugo Gurdon Washington Examiner investigative reporter Gabe Kaminsky has blown the lid off a stealth operation in which supposedly “nonpartisan” left-wing organizations are blacklisting conservative news outlets. The idea…
by Hugo Gurdon, Editor-in-Chief | Nikki Haley has done everyone a favor by announcing she is running for president. This is partly because she didn’t edge crabwise into the…
Gov. Ron DeSantis’s (R-FL) office revealed photos on Tuesday of two sexual picture books that were found in Florida schools. The books Gender Queer, It’s Perfectly Normal, and Let’s Talk About It have been discovered…
by Conrad Hoyt Residents of a small Ohio village are being urged to evacuate their homes as a massive train continues to burn days after its derailment and authorities…
By Ian Haworth Recessions are bad. But they do have one benefit: They act as a spotlight that can expose every inefficiency in business. While…