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Taiwan’s Ruling Party Candidate Lai Wins Presidency in Setback for Beijing
Vice President Lai Cheng-te’s election indicates Taiwan is set to continue its hard-on-China policies in the face of growing aggression from CCP.
From blackmailing theaters to slashing bus tires, the Chinese regime has gone to extreme ends to subvert Shen Yun, a New York-based performing arts company.
Taiwan’s Ruling Party Candidate Lai Wins Presidency in Setback for Beijing
Vice President Lai Cheng-te’s election indicates Taiwan is set to continue its hard-on-China policies in the face of growing aggression from CCP.
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Government Shutdown Will Disrupt 2024 Tax Filing Season: IRS Chief
Government funding for the IRS could stop on Feb. 2 and force the agency to furlough employees.
Americans Warned About Dating Apps After 8 Suspicious Deaths in Colombia
The State Department has issued a warning to U.S. travelers to Colombia that criminals are using dating apps to lure victims to rob—and even kill—them.
An Inside Look at Shen Yun–And How It’s Defying the CCP’s Global Campaign to Cancel It: Jared Madsen and Ying Chen
From blackmailing theaters to slashing bus tires, the Chinese regime has gone to extreme ends to subvert Shen Yun, a New York-based performing arts company.
COVID-19 Shots Linked to Autism in Vaccinated Rats: Study
Male rat offspring showed a ‘marked reduction’ in social interaction as well as reduced coordination and agility.
Billions of Dollars in Cuts Proposed by Newsom to Close California’s Budget Gap
The governor proposed major cuts and funding delays for climate measures, housing programs, higher education, among others.
Judge to Hold Hearing on Allegations of DA Fani Willis’s ‘Improper’ Use of Funds, Affair
The House Judiciary Committee has expanded their investigation into the district attorney to cover these new allegations
CDC Ordered to Disclose Crucial Information From COVID-19 Vaccine Surveillance System
Federal agency must reveal entries made by people who experienced problems after receiving COVID-19 vaccines, court rules.
Biden Admin to Penalize Oil and Gas Firms on Methane Emissions
The charges can raise oil and gas production costs, increasing energy expenses for Americans, Republicans warned.
Life-Threatening Iowa Blizzard Causes Trump, Other Candidates to Revise Schedules
In-person events are expected to resume Sunday, but most were canceled on Friday and Saturday, ahead of Monday’s pivotal Caucus Night.
FBI Seeks Another Delay in Seth Rich Case as Plaintiff Urges Production Before 2024 Election
Bureau has been ordered twice to produce information from Seth Rich’s computer, but still has not.
US, UK Launch Strikes Against Iran-Backed Houthis in Yemen
‘This was a significant action,’ a senior Biden administration official said.
US Carries Out 2nd Strike in Yemen After Houthis Fire Missile in Red Sea
The USS Carney, a US warship, used Tomahawk missiles in a follow-up strike on a Houthi radar site in Yemen.
Rental Scams on the Rise
A recent survey showed 22 percent of renters have personally been the victims of rental scams.
House GOP to Go Ahead With Hunter Biden Contempt Vote Next Week
‘The American people will not tolerate, and the House will not provide, special treatment for the Biden family,’ Reps. James Comer and Jim Jordan said Friday.
What to Stream on TV Is One of the Best Ever: ‘Yellowstone’
Show-runner Taylor Sheridan’s Western “multiverse” shows no signs of slowing down.
What to Stream on TV Is One of the Best Ever: ‘Yellowstone’
Show-runner Taylor Sheridan’s Western “multiverse” shows no signs of slowing down.
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Section 3 of 14th Amendment Not Applicable for Ruling Trump out of 2024
I don’t believe that Section 3 of 14th Amendment is self-executive and therefore can not be applied directly by the court.
A Great Leap Forward for Western Pennsylvania
Most of us know, coal is the end product of ancient decayed vegetation.
Letter From Alaska
We need to be constantly reminded that totalitarianism of whatever stripe can be voted in, but it can’t be voted out.
The Most Harmful Threat America Now Faces
Thoughts and ideas with no genuine evaluation or veracity can become “viral” in a day.
Nuclear Fiasco Exaggeration
Nuclear reactors have been very safe and dependable
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Luther Burbank: Plant Wizard
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we learn about one man’s contributions that paved the way for new crops and plant patents.
‘Absence of Malice’: Staying With One’s Principles
Journalism is about the truth, not just the facts.
‘Ferrari’: Life and Times of Legendary Racer and Automaker
The life of Enzo Ferrari, fêted car racer and builder, is masterfully captured by director Michael Mann and lead actor Adam Driver.
19 Reasons Why Modern Conservatism Has Led to Cultural Decay
New Right essayists discuss the weakness of the old guard in ‘Up from Conservatism’ and explain how conservatives can become culture leaders.
In-N-Out President Lynsi Synder: Honoring Family Legacy of Faith, ‘Servant Leadership’ Is Key to Burger Chain’s Success
The Synder family runs the famous burger chain on the basis of faith, hard work, and the philosophy of treating both employees and customers with respect.
Popular Psychologist Gad Saad Shares the Key Ingredients to Increasing Happiness
Drawing from ancient wisdom, scientific research, and his own experience, researcher Gad Saad shares insights on how to cultivate a fulfilling life.
Meet the 19th-Century African-American Entrepreneur Who Helped the Colonies During Revolutionary War
Sea captain, merchant, and abolitionist, Captain Paul Cuffe dedicated himself to truth and service.
Luther Burbank: Plant Wizard
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we learn about one man’s contributions that paved the way for new crops and plant patents.
From Neon Hot Dogs to Wagyu Beef, Chicago-Based Levy Cooks up Vegas-Style Menu for Super Bowl at Allegiant Stadium
Cooking for Super Bowl spectators is no small feat when tickets are selling at $10,000 or more.
Knott’s Berry Farm Closes One-of-a-Kind Kiddie Ride Forever
The Huff and Puff was a ride that required the rider to exert some strength to get it going.
Barbados: Rum Capital of the Caribbean
Rum originated in the Caribbean and George Washington was so fond of it, he requested for the liquor to be available at his inauguration.
What’s New for Florida Cruises in 2024
Some of these cruise ships have over 20 decks and all of them have tons of attractions.
Knott’s Berry Farm Closes One-of-a-Kind Kiddie Ride Forever
The Huff and Puff was a ride that required the rider to exert some strength to get it going.
