Biden Admin Guilty of “Misleading” the Country About Land Needed for Renewable Goals
Although Biden assures us that the land needed would be “less than one-half of one percent” of available land in the lower 48...
Ukraine Amends Conscription Rules, Demands Return of Draft-age Men From Foreign Countries
Ukraine plans to amend its draft laws to conscript citizens whose health problems had hitherto made them suitable only for limited military duty....
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S.D. Farmers Celebrate Another Victory Over Carbon Capture
On Monday, the Public Utilities Commission unanimously denied Summit Carbon Solutions’ application for a state permit to install a carbon-capture pipeline across central...
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9/11 22 Years Later
More than two decades after the events of September 11, 2001, Paul Dragu and Steve Bonta remember the day from the vantage point of The...
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New Mexico Governor Cancels Second Amendment Using “Public Health” Excuse
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham issued an emergency order prohibiting law-abiding citizens from carrying firearms in public in Albuquerque and surrounding Bernalillo County....
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New Mexico Gov. Faces Massive Outrage Over Unconstitutional Gun Ban
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham infuriated law-abiding gun owners, law enforcement officers, conservative Republicans — and even far-left Democrats. ...
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Poll: California Voters Oppose Cash Reparations for Slavery
The poll exposed the lack of "diversity, equity, and inclusion" represented by the plan by showing that Latinos and Asian-American voters also oppose...
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New Poisonous Jabs Are Not FDA Approved, Enjoy!
Not that it really matters what the FDA says anymore, they have no credibility, but they haven’t even faked an approval of the...
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G20 Avoids Villainizing Russia, Adopts Ambiguous Stance on Ukrainian Conflict
At last weekend’s G20 summit in New Delhi, India, the final joint declaration avoided villainizing Russia with regard to the Ukraine crisis. ...
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The Convention of 1787: What It Did, What It Was Supposed to Do, and What We Can Learn From the Difference
The delegates in 1787 produced an entirely new Constitution establishing an entirely new form of government. We got lucky then. ...
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Reuters: Russian Bank Could Return to SWIFT Banking System
Russia’s major agricultural lender might obtain access to the SWIFT international banking system as early as this month, according to a UN letter...
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Rand Paul Demands Details on U.S. Military Operations in Niger and Other Countries
Under what authority are these operations being undertaken, what is their purpose, and how many U.S. casualties have resulted from them? ...
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The Convention of 1787: The History of the President’s Cabinet
Why does the president have a Cabinet, and where did it come from? These questions are critical considering the power of the Cabinet and...
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António Guterres: “Climate Breakdown Has Begun”
Last month, the climate was "boiling"; now, according to Guterres, the dog days of summer are “biting.” ...
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Free and Fair Elections? Democrat Accuses Other Democrats of Vote Fraud in Mississippi
Perhaps Democrat David Archie didn’t get the party memo: Our elections are “free and fair” and there is no vote fraud. And anyone...
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