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Bidenflation: Mortgage rate spike biggest in 35 years

In a speech to the AFL-CIO this week, Joe Biden was at his angry old man best as he shouted: "I don't want to hear anymore of these lies about reckless spending. We're changing people's lives!" Yes, Team Biden is indeed "changing people's lives" although a better verb might be "wrecking." Read More.

Suicidal side effects in transgenderism push

The suicide rate for transgender youth has increased in states where minors have access to hormones and puberty blockers without parental consent, according to new research. Read More.

9 times good guys/gals with guns stopped mass shootings

In pushing their gun-control (confiscation) agenda, Democrats and their allies in the legacy media often say that rarely, if ever, have citizens with permitted concealed handguns stopped mass shootings. Read More.

Otero County: 'Huge concern with voting machines'

Before certifying the results, county commissioners had said they wanted the county to do a hand tally of each of the 7,371 ballots cast in the primary to ensure they match the number recorded in the Dominion Voting Systems machines. Read More.

Democrats want 1,000 percent tax on 'assault weapons'

Democrats, led by Virginia Rep. Don Breyer, have proposed a 1,000 percent tax on what they consider "assault weapons," including the AR-15. Read More.

Barr led Left’s assault on ‘reality’ at Jan. 6 hearing

The new "reality" raised its ugly head in 2020, the year Americans were told (not asked) to believe that Anthony Fauci was an infallible scientist and that Joe Biden got more than 81 million votes in the presidential election. Skeptics were banned from polite society if they were lucky and from their livelihoods if not. Read More.

GOP flips Texas seat; S.C.'s Rice, who voted to impeach Trump, ousted

In what may political analysts believe is a harbinger for the November midterms, Republican candidate Mayra Flores won the special election in Texas's 34th Congressional district, flipping a seat that was held by Democrat Rep. Filemon Vela Jr., who resigned earlier this year. Read More.

Americans fighting for Ukraine captured by Russia

Two Americans have been taken prisoner by Russian forces on the outskirts of Kharkiv in Ukraine, reports say. Read More.

U.S. vulnerable to attack from ‘multiple vectors’

China, Russia and North Korea in the past year have accelerated the development and deployment of weapons “specifically designed to threaten our homeland,” the commander of the Pentagon’s Northern Command recently told the U.S. Congress. Read More.

'Brain-dead' on energy: Australia called 'international laughing stock'

Australia, a country rich in energy resources such as uranium, has descended into a third world nation on the energy front due to leadership's refusal to take advantage of those resources as they devote themselves to the woke climate emergency movement, an Australian TV anchor noted. Read More.

What really happened to Justin Bieber?

Everyone with a phone or computer has seen the mega-viral videos and photos of 28-year-old pop star Justin Bieber. Read More.

Cortes: Real inflation for necessities is 25 percent

Inflation for everyday necessities that Americans can't go without is much higher than the government's official numbers, former Trump campaign advisor Steve Cortes said. Read More.

Trump: Dems trying ' to stop me — we can’t be stopped'

Former President Donald Trump said that Democrats are putting the spotlight on the House Select Committee on Jan. 6 in an effort to distract from their domestic policy failures which have led to record inflation. Read More.

Multiple-personality hoax and the transgender craze

It is patently ridiculous when one steps back and looks at it rationally. The notion that the entire human race for some 5,000 years of documented history was completely unaware of a pressing medical issue that so dominates a human being that their mental, emotional and actual physical life depends on it being resolved. Then, in a matter of a few years, this issue becomes so prevalent that it is crosses the medical threshold and transforms into a popular culture phenomenon. Read More.

'Competitive edge': Harold Hamm takes shale firm private

Harold Hamm, who played a pioneering role in the shale boom that led to U.S. energy independence during the Trump administration, is looking to take Continental Resources Inc. private, offering about $4.3 billion in cash to buy the portion of the company’s shares he and his family don’t already own. Read More.