📰 Networks bury explosive Russiagate revelations after they hyped the hoax The article discusses how Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic congresswoman, released documents alleging that the Obama administration fabricated intelligence to frame President Trump for Russian collusion. The media largely ignored or dismissed Gabbard’s claims, portraying 더보기…
📰 We can’t abolish America’s largest teachers union. But Congress can do something else The article discusses the National Education Association (NEA) and its political power, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. The NEA is criticized for promoting progressive politics and prioritizing its own interests over education. The NEA’s annual convention 더보기…
📰 Why Fetterman is right: The fight against cashless stores defends Main Street and working-class Americans The article argues that banning cashless-only businesses is essential to protect the working class and ensure economic inclusivity. Senator John Fetterman emphasizes the importance of accepting all forms of legal tender to prevent discrimination 더보기…
📰 Iran’s Jews caught in crossfire of regime’s propaganda war In response to Israeli airstrikes, Iran shifted its battlefield to propaganda on state-run TV, projecting defiance and anti-Semitic messages. Following the war, regime forces arrested hundreds, including at least 35 Jews, in a move to isolate and intimidate the vulnerable 더보기…
📰 Trump releasing the MLK Jr. files is a victory for truth and accountability The article reflects on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his impact on the Civil Rights Movement. It highlights the close relationship between Dr. King and his brother, Reverend A.D. King, emphasizing their 더보기…
📰 5 ways your political point of view may be damaging your mental health Recent studies have shown that young liberals are experiencing worse mental health compared to their conservative counterparts, with the psychological cost of cutting people off over politics being a key factor. This behavior, known as “The 더보기…
📰 The one thing no one ever tells you about success The article discusses the success story of Squaw Valley, California, hosting the VIII Winter Olympic Games in 1960. Alexander Cushing, the owner of the resort, successfully lobbied for Squaw Valley to be chosen as the host over Innsbrook, Austria. 더보기…
📰 BROADCAST BIAS: Networks snooze as top Biden aides take the Fifth on Biden-decline scandal The article criticizes major broadcast networks for their biased coverage of political scandals, highlighting their tendency to prioritize Republican scandals while downplaying or ignoring Democrat scandals. It points out instances where networks like ABC, CBS, 더보기…
📰 3 reasons California’s green energy campaign is dying on the vine California Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, is rumored to have presidential aspirations and has been campaigning in South Carolina. Despite his ambitions, he must address issues in California, such as high living costs and unaffordable energy prices. Gas 더보기…
📰 How Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ ends decades of temporary tax policy games in Washington President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act into law on Independence Day, a significant achievement for his second term. The bill includes provisions favored by conservatives, such as welfare benefit restrictions for illegal 더보기…