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Pandemic report card: 5-point drop in reading, 7 in math for age 9 students

According to a report released on Thursday by the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), average scores for age 9 students in 2022 declined 5 points in reading and 7 points in math compared to 2020. Read More.

Green Bay will no longer use ballot drop boxes

The City of Green Bay has told the judge in an election integrity lawsuit that it will no longer use ballot drop boxes. Read More.

NIH may still send taxpayer dollars to EcoHealth Alliance

Under public scrutiny made possible by independent media reports, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) said that it has scrubbed a contract between EcoHealth Alliance and the Wuhan, China lab where the Covid virus is believed by many to have originated. Read More.

Conservative media join campaign to unperson Trump

What the new wave of Trump-bashing from the “principled conservative media” best reflects is the total approach of a ruling establishment that is still terrified by a man who had the temerity to not only run for president without official regime approval, but to win. Read More.

Court: Oberlin must pay bakery more than $30 million

The Supreme Court of Ohio on Tuesday refused to hear the appeal of a lower court's ruling that Oberlin College must pay Gibson’s Bakery more than $30 million over false accusations of racism. Read More.

Unvaxxed: 'Favorable health outcomes' and 'unjustified discrimination'

Despite the nonstop propaganda from assorted tyrants worldwide, including the blathering of Joe Biden, Covid was never a "pandemic of the unvaccinated." In fact, a new study reported that those who opted not to take the jab had "favorable health outcomes" while being the targets of "unjustified discrimination." Read More.

Sea lanes, undersea cables at risk in China-Taiwan war

In the event of a war between China and Taiwan, undersea cables which carry Internet and telephone traffic could be cut and global shipping would likely be significantly disrupted, a U.S. think tank said in an Aug. 29 report. Read More.

Music took Journey songwriter full circle to God

Jonathan Cain, who wrote some of the most iconic songs in the catalogue of rock band Journey, said his father, a devout Christian, encouraged him to pursue music and that the profession would allow him to establish his own 'walk with Jesus". Read More.

‘Semi-fascist’? Comparing Trump with his political foes

"What we’re seeing now is either the beginning or the death knell of an extreme MAGA philosophy. It’s not just Trump, it’s the entire philosophy that underpins the — I’m going to say something, it’s like semi-fascism." Joe Biden managed to squeeze out these comments between the usual bouts of incoherence during his speech at a recent fundraiser in Maryland. Read More.

Raid fallout: DOJ seized privileged documents; Key FBI agent ousted

New developments in the Department of Justice's targeting of former President Donald Trump and the FBI's confirmed interference in the 2020 election are coming fast and furious as tensions mount daily. Read More.

Soros-backed attempt fails to undo AZ voter integrity laws

A ballot initiative fueled by funding from George Soros that would undo Arizona's new election integrity laws failed when the state Supreme Court on Friday ruled there were not enough valid signatures to get the initiative on the November ballot. Read More.

Lockdowns revealed exactly what kids are being taught

The Wuhan, China virus of 2020 wreaked havoc worldwide as did the tsunami of lockdowns that ensued. But if there was one positive side effect it was the great awakening of the American parents of children in the public schools. Read More.

Bannon: In a contingent election 'we win 26 to 24'

Following new revelations that the FBI interfered in the 2020 election, former President Donald Trump said either the “rightful winner” should be declared or a new election should be held “immediately.” Steve Bannon, a top adviser in the Trump White House, said a new election is not needed. Read More.

As freedom ends under CCP law, 140,000 flee Hong Kong

As the communist regime in Beijing tightens its grip on Hong Kong via its new national security law, more than 140,000 residents of the former British colony have applied this year for British visas that open a pathway to UK citizenship. Read More.

No apology: CDC admits Covid 'guidance' was flawed

With little fanfare and while taking no responsibility for its deleterious effects on millions of Americans, the CDC on Aug. 17 admitted that its Covid "guidance" was flawed from the get-go. Read More.