The World Economic Forum published an article advocating to “disrupt” current educational methods in favor of using virtual reality and the metaverse, partly to combat climate change. The World Economic Forum (WEF) in a blog post Monday urged the widespread adoption of virtual reality (VR), including the metaverse, as an educational tool. WEF wrote that

As the war in Ukraine drags on, many in the west are beginning to concentrate on just how the war might end. What are the conditions that would lead to negotiations with Russia? Naturally, all countries are saying let Ukraine decide. But there are other considerations beyond Ukraine’s desires — which may include Russia giving

All Americans watched in horror at the mass killing of innocent children and teachers in Uvalde, Texas. That should not be a controversial statement, but to left-wing media and politicians, it is. It’s as if those of us on one side of the political debate over gun control, which is somewhere around half of the

Whenever someone claims “no one is talking about taking your guns,” point them to this CBS Mornings segment from Thursday. Leaning on Holly Williams from across the pond in London, the network pushed for the British and Australian-style of sweeping gun bans and confiscations. And not only were they eager to do away with AR-style

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) probably couldn’t function if she wasn’t blaming something on racism or white supremacy. She’ll find it anywhere. According to her, young white men are the problem. Because, obviously, who else can she blame? I’m not sure how she can explain why she recently got engaged to a Young White Guy™, but hey,

Before we even knew how the killer of 19 children and two adults at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, had obtained his guns, Sen. Chris Murphy was engaging in his customary performative emotionalism on the Senate floor, literally begging Republicans to “compromise.” Compromise on what exactly? Murphy has never once offered a single proposal

On the Wednesday edition of CNN’s Don Lemon Tonight, the show’s titular host allowed Democratic Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner to bemoan the city’s upcoming annual NRA meeting. Lemon repeatedly questioned the Mayor as to why the state of Texas is not canceling the upcoming NRA convention that is to be held this upcoming weekend, May

We all know that the liberal media cares more about some shootings than others. It all depends on The Narrative™. For example, last month in Brooklyn, a black nationalist Frank Robert James went on a shooting rampage in the subway. Coverage was minimal, and I’d be willing to bet that most people have forgotten that

A Baltimore police union official called for armed police officers in the city’s schools Thursday, citing the deadly mass shooting at an Uvalde, Texas, elementary school that killed 19 children and two adults. “We need to ensure each school has locked doors, security cameras, metal detectors and armed police,” Sgt. Clyde Boatwright told The Daily

The Orwellian Disinformation Governance Board, also called the Biden administration’s “Ministry of Truth,” is just the latest in a list of eight times that government has wielded tech to target Americans invasively. Among other actions, the U.S. government logged lawmakers’ tweets about the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the U.S. Postal Service (USPS)

It’s like clockwork. Anytime there’s a mass shooting, you can count on the Democrats and their willing accomplices in the media and celebrity bubbles to politicize the event and call for gun control, usually of the “commonsense” variety. One of the common arguments that the left makes is the assertion — always uncontested and never

Police arrested a man who allegedly shot a stranger at close range on the New York City subway Tuesday, the New York Police Department announced. Andrew Abdullah, 25, is expected to face a murder charge in the death of 48-year-old Daniel Enriquez, who was killed while heading to Sunday brunch, according to the New York

On Newsmax’s Spicer & Co. on Monday night, we talked about a new poll from CBS News that found 69 percent of those surveyed think the economy is “fairly” or “very” bad, and 70 percent disapprove of President Biden’s handling of inflation. That caused me to bring up that under Trump, the networks were highly allergic to

I have a lot of opinions about what plagues this country in these violent times and I haven’t been sharing all of them because I have a habit of being flippant and I don’t want that to happen when talking or writing about any tragedy. There are, however, some things I’ve been pondering for a

Not long ago I got a request from reader Kelly R., for a DIY recipe for furniture polish. She said that she uses a lot of it and it is so expensive. My first thought was, of course, to suggest she time her purchases for when furniture polish goes on sale, and then to stock

Republicans will have a constitutional basis to put their pro-life beliefs into practice, if they choose to do so. The leaked draft of the majority opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization signals that Roe and Casey are likely to be overruled in the coming months. This leak has sparked a range of political

Wednesday afternoon’s press conference on the Uvalde, Texas school shooting descended into shenanigans during what should have been a solemn occasion to update the public on the investigation when Democratic gubernatorial candidate Robert O’Rourke heckled Governor Greg Abbott (R) and other elected officials, blaming them for the murder of 19 children and two teachers. Naturally,

A new study shows that experimental mRNA COVID-19 vaccines like the one produced by Moderna might actually make people more susceptible to infection over the long term. The study has yet to be peer-reviewed and the pre-publisher notes that it should “not be used to guide clinical practice.” [Emphasis in the original.] Still, this study

It’s hard to know what to say in the wake of a heart-rending tragedy like Tuesday’s massacre in Uvalde, Texas. It would be easy—but irresponsible—to interpret the event conclusively when so little is known. It would be easy—but wrong—to try, in spite of that ignorance, to force one’s narrative framework on it in pursuit of

The urban disorder that became manifest during the 2020 summer riots has indirectly spawned two impressive books: Michael Shellenberger’s San Fransicko, written from the perspective of chastened progressivism, and Seth Barron’s more avowedly conservative The Last Days of New York. Iconic New York and incomparably beautiful San Francisco, both endowed with a surfeit of wealth

Everyone knows that what happened in Uvalde, TX is nothing short of abominable. Naturally, we try to find solutions for these problems, bur our emotional responses in these situations often leads us to suggest things that will not work in the long run. Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has long been an advocate for

The trial of Hillary Clinton and DNC lawyer Michael Sussmann is winding down in a Washington, D.C. courtroom. Sussmann is accused of lying to the FBI when he brought Hillary Clinton’s bought-and-paid-for fake news about Donald Trump secretly communicating with the Kremlin to the FBI, CIA, and the news media. He is accused of lying

The Massachusetts high court dismissed oil giant ExxonMobil’s motion to dismiss a state lawsuit accusing it of misleading investors on climate change Tuesday. The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the state could proceed with its lawsuit against ExxonMobil and that a free speech law didn’t protect the company’s activity in question, according to the

“Give me control of a nation’s money,” an 18th-century banking oligarch once said, “and I care not who makes its laws.” That may have sounded like hubris at the time, but digital technology could soon make it an understatement. Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), currently in various stages of development around the world, are being

Fox News host Tucker Carlson blasted President Joe Biden in the immediate aftermath of his bitterly partisan and divisive speech to the nation on the tragic elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas in which 18 elementary school children and one teacher were killed. Carlson, who suspected Biden might decide to further divide the country during his speech warned

There was a large school shooting today. This time in Texas, at last count 18 kids, a fourth-grade teacher, the 18-year-old shooter, and his grandmother. As I was flipping back and forth between the NHL playoffs and the NBA playoffs on TV after the end of my day, I saw Golden State Warriors head coach

Republican Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp won his party’s gubernatorial primary on Tuesday, allowing the incumbent to run for a second term in the general election, according to several election forecasters. Kemp successfully fended off a primary challenge from former Republican Georgia Sen. David Perdue, who received former President Donald Trump’s endorsement. The governor secured Trump’s

The potential overturn of Roe is likely to shake up political coalitions in this country. Many predict that either party’s decision to push unpopular policies will redound to the advantage of the other party, especially among moderate voters and in the suburbs. Maybe so. Taking unpopular positions is, after all, unpopular. But I think the

A federal appeals court ruled that Florida’s “censorship” law violated the First Amendment rights of Big Tech companies. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of NetChoice and the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) and blocked part of the law. The internet groups represented TikTok, Amazon, Google, Facebook, and more.  The court

Pretty much no one actually thinks that Joe Biden will run for reelection in 2024. He turns 80 this November and has been a few fries short of a Happy Meal™ for a long time now. Most Americans don’t expect Biden to run for reelection, and nearly two-thirds don’t want him to. Between his advanced