As the June 1 deadline to reach a debt limit solution inches ever closer and Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) says the two sides are “still far apart” in negotiations, a new CNN poll revealed that most people agree with Republicans that raising the debt ceiling should be accompanied by spending cuts.
The retail chain Target has caused quite a controversy with its LGBT clothing merchandise ahead of so-called Pride Month in June. Many people were shocked, and legitimately outraged, when a special bathing suit for transgender people that was “tuck-friendly” was on full display. More disturbingly, it was located directly across from the LGBT clothes for children. The whole promotional display looked like a brainwashing center of LGBT paraphernalia.
As the GOP’s top new presidential candidate is about to enter the race, polls continue to show that President Joe Biden and his reelection pitch are incredibly weak.
Parents must start embracing the ideals and values of radical gender ideology, according to a practicing physician and medical professor. And refusing to do so could harm children in the long run. These are the "medical" recommendations from Dr. Lauren Roth, and it’s just the latest in a long line of attempts to normalize gender ideology as a legitimate part of human development. It's not, and anyone arguing otherwise is an agenda-driven propagandist.
STILL MORE BAD NEWS FOR BIDEN. The evidence is piling up that most people do not believe Joe Biden is mentally or physically fit to serve a second term as president of the United States. A few weeks ago, this newsletter discussed a poll by ABC News and the Washington Post that found 63% of registered voters did not think Biden has the "mental sharpness" to serve and that 62% said he is not in good enough physical health to serve.
Our president’s fumbling public appearances have become so painful and his inadequacies so obvious that Hillary Clinton, at least, doesn’t bother to pretend his great old age is irrelevant as the 2024 election accelerates.
Four writers at Curbed, the millennial-run, New York-centric real estate site, undertook an ambitious project. To put a price tag on living in New York, they asked young people to describe their ideal life and then tried to calculate how much it would cost.
Turkish voters will decide on Sunday who will lead Turkey as president for the next five years. If the widely expected comes to pass, that person will be Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has governed the country since 2003. He narrowly missed the 50% threshold on the first round of voting that would have landed him the presidency on May 14.
Every year for the past nine years, Illinois has lost more people than it has gained. In 2022, an astonishing 104,437 people moved out of Illinois. And just like each of the eight years that preceded it, the vast majority left from the state’s biggest city, Chicago.
