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A word about certain cowardly American corporations

To wit: this week's parade of U.S. companies ostentatiously trumpeting "health care coverage" for employees who want to travel to Planned Parenthood-beholden states to destroy the lives of their unborn babies in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade. Read More.

U.S., allied forces hold largest-ever naval war games

Amid increased activity in the western Pacific by Chinese and Russian warships, the U.S. and allied naval forces were set to launch Rim of the Pacific, or RIMPAC, the world’s largest naval war games on June 29. Read More.

Zelensky: Ukraine wants more money

The total amount of U.S. taxpayer money either already sent to or pledged by Team Biden to Ukraine is nearing the $50 billion mark. That apparently isn't enough for President Volodymyr Zelensky. Read More.

Court strikes down NYC law allowing non-citizens to vote

A New York City law allowing non-citizen residents to vote in municipal elections was struck down by the state Supreme Court on Monday. Read More.

New normal: Healthy young people dying 'suddenly'

'Healthy young kids rarely died in their sleep before the COVID vaccine rolled out.' Read More.

Covid shots fail within months against Omicron

Within just months of getting a second dose, Covid vaccines offer zero protection against Omicron infection and may even increase the risk of infection, according to a new study. Read More.

'Hookup culture' forced to confront sexual reality

Thanks to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, young women are confronting some basic truths about men and women that feminism has denied for the last half-century. Read More.

Kari Lake breaks the Fox code on 'stolen election'

How did it feel to be Bret Baier Monday on the network that called Arizona early on election night 2020, pioneering the narrative that an unlikely Joe Biden was headed for the White House? Read More.

CDC withheld info on post-vax blood clotting deaths

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed increasing incidents in 2021 of individuals dying from blood clotting after receiving a Covid vaccine with known links to increase blood clotting risk, but did not alert the public for months, newly obtained emails show. Read More.

On the road with Clarence Thomas: Justice has visited 40 states in his RV

In a new book, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas notes that 20 years ago he took a friend's advice and decided to see the USA by RV. Read More.

SCOTUS: Coach's on-field prayer doesn't violate 1st Amendment

The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that a Washington state high school football coach had a right to pray on the field immediately after games. Read More.

The elbow: Nancy Pelosi shows true colors to nation

During a swearing-in ceremony last week for newly elected Republican Rep. Mayra Flores, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi elbowed the young daughter of the newly elected representative from Texas. Read More.

Biological male wins NYC women's skateboard competition

A 29-year-old biological male who identifies as a trans woman beat a 13-year-old girl to win first place in a women's skateboarding competition in New York City. Read More.

Andrew Breitbart video from 2009 is as relevant as ever

Andrew Breitbart went on C-SPAN in October 2009. This 13-year-old video is as relevant as ever. Read More.

'Media' lose interest in woman who smashed Capitol windows

On Jan. 6, 2021, Pennsylvania resident Rachel Powell used an ice axe to smash a window at the Capitol building. When the ice axe didn't entirely remove the window from its frame, Powell and an unidentified male used a battering ram "that just happens to be lying near the Capitol windows and slam it into the windows of the Capitol as several bystanders watch or look away," a report noted. Read More.