It’s strange, the way things have changed in twenty years. I have a lot of fond memories of the 2004 presidential campaign. I’d graduated from college a few years earlier and had only really been politically active a couple of years. It may be a cliché to say this, but 9/11 made me see the

The latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) revealed that a startling 4.5 million workers resigned from their jobs during the month of November, an all-time record high. Some of the sectors hardest hit by this wave of resignations were restaurants and hospitality, healthcare and social assistance, and retail. Meanwhile, a number of industries

AH-64 Apaches with the 12th Combat Aviation Brigade launch from Katterbach Army Airfield for a battalion attack training mission during Operation Eminent Strike in Katterbach, Germany, March 17, 2021. (Major Robert Fellingham/US Army) NBC reported this afternoon that the Biden administration is prepping a potential plan to scale back U.S. forces in Europe, according to

As Democrats shift their message to the center, we should not lose sight of what blue governance really looks like. Talk is cheap and misgovernment is expensive. We should remember that this year, as people we are used to tuning out suddenly start sounding sort of reasonable. The standoff with Chicago public school teachers resisting

It was bound to be a nauseating day for anyone who turned on CNN or MSNBC Thursday during their voluminous coverage for the first anniversary of the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol and, according to a NewsBusters tallying of their live programming (20 hours on CNN and 19 hours on MSNBC), they didn’t

Back in 2015, almost everyone I knew had Ted Cruz on the top of their list for the Republican nominee to be the next President of the United States. I wasn’t one of them. And I can’t explain why except to say that there’s something behind Cruz’s face I don’t like. I’m not saying he’s

Over the past week or so, the powers that be have begun changing the narrative on the COVID-19 pandemic. I’ve come across probably a dozen articles in decidedly mainstream news sources that reflect an abrupt about-face on COVID. Throughout the fall and even up until Christmas, the mainstream media was pitching the usual panic porn

The U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., July 2, 2020 (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters) The Supreme Court heard oral argument on Friday morning in the two cases involving Biden Covid vaccine mandates — the OSHA mandate on all private business with 100 or more employees, and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) mandate on

On January 6, the media was chock full of stories about the events at Capitol Hill on the day of the riot. One potentially big event that could have overshadowed what happened at the Capitol building was a couple of pipe bombs planted near the Democratic National Committee and the Republican National Committee buildings. Fortunately

If there’s anything this pandemic has proven, it’s that the experts don’t know how to manage the virus. They told us to wear masks, but now, nearly two years later, experts are admitting that common store-bought masks aren’t very effective. One thing our leaders had some control over was tests. In 2020, the mainstream media created

Cecilia Martinez, a member of the White House Council for Environmental Quality (CEQ), announced that she would resign Friday, nearly one year after accepting the role. Martinez explained that she needed rest and wanted to spend more time with her family in an interview with the Associated Press. She was in charge of crafting the

Medical staff treat a COVID-19 patient in the ICU at Western Reserve Hospital in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, January 5, 2022. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters) Princeton’s “infanticide bioethicist” Peter Singer — a favorite of the elite and a crass utilitarian, is at it again. He is advocating punishing the unvaccinated when it comes to triaging life-saving treatment by

Don’t look now, but National Public Radio is having a bit of a “diversity” crisis — as in racial diversity. NPR has never had a diversity of viewpoints. Washington Post media reporters Paul Farhi and Elahe Isadi pointed out that there’s an internal furor over departing NPR stars Noel King, Lourdes Garcia-Navarro, and now evening

After being critical to the Democrats’ strategy for winning the 2020 election, the United States Postal Service (USPS) is now anticipating huge problems complying with the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate and is requesting a temporary waiver. Biden’s mandate requires companies with over 100 employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or submit to weekly COVID tests.

Summary: President Joe Biden will travel to Colorado, talk to people impacted by wildfires then fly to Vegas with the wife – err. Dr. Jill Biden, Ph.D. Live stream links will activate as streams become available ALL TIMES EST 10:45 AM Deliver a speech hoping to spin the terrible December jobs report {Live Stream] 11:15 AM

The mayhem at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 (Shannon Stapleton / Reuters) There is a fair amount of confusion on the question of federal agents or others “instigating” January 6. To start with, there is a difference between the legal defense of entrapment and the fundamentally political question of who instigated political violence. Entrapment

The Division of Light and Power, by Dennis J. Kucinich (Primedia eLaunch, 2021), 683 pages. Younger readers can be forgiven for being unfamiliar with Dennis Kucinich. When he ran as a presidential candidate in the 2004 election, he put up a platform that was regarded as utterly ridiculous: not only legalizing same-sex marriage but also

What CNN did Thursday morning was a crime—against good journalism. In a New Day segment discussing the soft-on-crime policies of the new Manhattan DA, CNN focused on the less controversial aspects of his policies, while failing to disclose the truly outrageous ones. Thus, it was mentioned that DA  Alvin Bragg — who was never quite

Social media, which many thought would bring the world closer together, has instead torn us apart. Last year an NBC News poll found that 64% of Americans say that social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter do more to divide the nation than bring it together. Both Democrats and Republicans agreed, but Republicans were far

Austrian police performed nationwide raids against those suspected of selling fraudulent vaccination passes on Wednesday, Euro News reported. The Ministry of the Interior said a total of 22 individuals were under investigation for “forgery, use of falsified documents and fraud,” Euro News reported. Officials said each of the suspects is an anti-vaccine activist, accused of

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof. (CBS via YouTube) Isaac notes that: Shemia Fagan, Oregon’s secretary of state, notified longtime New York Times writer Nicholas Kristof Thursday morning that he was ineligible to become Oregon’s next governor. Fagan’s office issued a press release after informing Kristof of her decision to reject his filing, citing the fact that “Article V, §

On Wednesday, RedState’s Nick Arama reported on CNN political analyst Chris Cillizza “having some revelations of late when it comes to COVID.” In particular, the cable news pundit “invited a ton of new mocking with his latest realization thread on Twitter — sharing that he realized that people had been afraid of admitting they had

Chicago schools will not hold classes again Thursday, as teachers’ union leaders continue to ignore science and push a political agenda. “We have no choice but to cancel classes tomorrow,” Chicago Schools CEO Pedro Martinez said Wednesday night. Coming off a two-week paid vacation, teachers deprived children of instruction Wednesday in the nation’s third-largest school

Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev received $1,400 in COVID-19 relief funds during the latest round of federal stimulus, according to court documents. Tsarnaev received the $1,400 stimulus payment in mid-June 2021, according to a Wednesday filing by federal prosecutors. The documents also show that the bomber received roughly $20,000 from other sources. The money may assist him

A digital sketch portraying the Three Magi following the star of Bethlehem. ( lukbar/Getty Images) January 6 is traditionally the Christian feast of the Epiphany. Wise men still seek Him, each and every day of the year, until our time is up. In the United States, January 6 will now always be known as the

The real stories of 2021 haven’t been covered. Do you know what happened in 2021? There were at least 28 school shootings in the U.S. last year. In December 2021 alone, there were 34 mass-violence incidents in the U.S.—that is, a single event in which at least four people were killed or injured. There were

Late Tuesday night the Chicago teachers’ union voted to cancel all in-person classes for all public schools. This decision left parents to scramble to find babysitters and other accommodations for their children during the school day. Wednesday night’s edition of NBC Nightly News decided to take the side of the teachers’ union, suggesting kids could

The progressives in the entertainment industry have decided to begin 2022 by partying like it’s 2020. Despite the fact that even the Covid panic porn “experts” are saying that the Omicron variant isn’t even remotely as severe as any iteration of this virus that has preceded it, Hollywood sheep are fleeing for the safety of

A juror in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial says he cannot remember if he disclosed his own experience of childhood sex abuse during his selection, which prompted prosecutors to ask the judge for an inquiry, Reuters reported. Scotty David, who only used his first and middle name when speaking to Reuters, said that he told the

School bus drivers lead a caravan through the downtown to demand that legislators provide more funding for COVID-19 re-opening procedures in Los Angeles, Calif., August 13, 2020. (Mike Blake/Reuters) In response to $4.5 Trillion in Covid Relief and People Still Can’t Find Covid Tests Not only that, David, but schools claim they don’t have the