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With 11 days until voting starts, ‘election season’ kicks off sooner than you think

Early voting begins as soon as Sept. 6 for Americans who are eligible, and if the last two election cycles are any indication, many citizens will have already voted.

The Left’s Education Industrial Complex

For decades, we’ve been led to believe that our schools are politically neutral and that kids are simply there to be educated. But test scores have shown that the quality of our children’s education is rapidly declining, replaced with ideology and activism. When parents started demanding serious answers about what is — and isn’t — […]

Time to end UN peacekeeping in Cyprus, Lebanon, and Congo

Political agreement in Washington may be in short supply, but bipartisan consensus does exist. Both Republicans and Democrats increasingly reject U.S. military combat deployments. As debt skyrockets, tolerance for waste plummets. Both party bases prefer Washington spends money domestically rather than abroad. Bipartisan financial propriety does not extend to the United Nations. Too often, left-wingers […]

House GOP lets military off the hook for Afghanistan debacle

The Republican-led congressional committee tasked with seeking answers and accountability for America’s defeat in the war in Afghanistan has instead sought to let the generals who lost the war off the hook. Chairman Michael McCaul and the House Foreign Affairs Committee have been investigating the Biden-Harris Administration’s disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, but, as part of […]

Review: Blink Twice

I knew I was going to dislike Blink Twice, Zoe Kravitz’s directorial debut, as soon as the film opened with a “trigger warning,” cautioning audiences of the forthcoming depictions of violence. A filmmaker that treats their audience like children is unlikely to have anything interesting or insightful to say. The film only spirals downward from […]

Minnesotan commutes out of state for ‘right to work’ after business closed under Walz’s COVID-era rules

Minnesota resident Lisa Zarza commutes two hours a day to work in Wisconsin after losing her businesses under Gov. Tim Walz's COIVD-era policies.

Why won’t Pennsylvania voters have results on Election Night?

Pennsylvania Secretary of State Al Schmidt said voters should not expect results on the night of Nov. 5 in a bid to head off repeated 2020 controversy.

The Democratic Party’s Google cartel

The only thing worse than a Big Tech company having a monopoly on the online advertising market would be for the same Big Tech company to join forces with the government to send money to what the two of them decide is proper “journalism.” That is what was proposed last week in California. Google is […]

Dems put on the fakest show on Earth at DNC with Kamala Harris’ shameless shtick as a tough-on-crime moderate

By transforming Komrade Kamala into an ideological moderate, a tough-on-crime prosecutor and national-security hawk, they are making a naked bid for swing voters, independents...

Deadly mosquito virus puts Mass. towns on high alert

State officials are warning residents of Massachusetts towns to take precautions due to a heightened risk of the Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) virus that can be carried by infected mosquitos. State officials from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health said in a press release Saturday that 10 communities in the state have been raised to high...

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