Kansas Lawmakers Overturn Governor’s Vetoes on Bills Regarding Election Integrity, Guns and Taxes
The Kansas legislature has voted to override state Democrat Governor Laura Kelly’s recent vetoes on three...
DEA Launching Project to Combat Record Rates of Fentanyl Flooding into United States
Since the beginning of the fiscal year 2021, the opioid fentanyl, which is 50 times more potent than...
Two Pennsylvanian Women Face Voter Fraud Charges, One Man Sentenced
Two women from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, are facing voter fraud charges for attempting to cast absentee...
Arizona Auditor Anticipates Antifa Attack in Court-Submitted Documents
A full forensic recount of the ballots cast in the 2020 presidential race in Maricopa County is presently...
Supreme Court Sides with Illegal Immigrant Against Deportation Due to Grammatical Error
The U.S. Supreme Court recently made a judgment in favor of an illegal immigrant against his deportation...
Ransomware Group Holds DC Police Informant Data Hostage After Security Breach
Hackers breached the computer systems of Washington’s Metropolitan Police Department (MPD), obtaining...
World’s Most Immunized Country Admits COVID-19 Vaccines ‘Less Good at Preventing Infection’ as Positive
A tiny tourist hotspot in an archipelago off the eastern coast of Africa recently drew international...
‘Constantly Being Pressured and Pressured’: Houston Nurse Terminated After Refusing Mandatory COVID-19
A long-time Houston nurse said she lived under an environment of constant pressure and fear of discipline...
Amazon $3 Wage Bump a Warehouse Recruitment Stunt as Employers Struggle to Compete Against Welfare
E-commerce giant Amazon announced plans to permanently raise wages for more than 500,000 employees starting this month. The world’s third largest company is struggling to hire workers amid competition not only from rivals Costco, Walmart,...
DeSantis Excludes All Media Except Fox at Election Reform Bill Signing
Florida continues to be the vanguard in legislative reform after a new election integrity bill was signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis on May 6. The signing event was unique in that all news...
Australia Poised to Cancel 99-Year Darwin Port Lease With Chinese Government-Linked Firm
The Australian federal government is poised to cancel a 99-year lease awarded to a Chinese firm in 2015 allowing operations at the strategic Darwin Port in the country’s Northern Territory over concerns about the owner’s...
Communist China Unlikely to Succeed if It Attempts to Take Taiwan Semiconductors by Force: Analyst
Taiwan is the world’s largest and most sophisticated manufacturer of microchips, the tiny computers that power most modern devices, from smartphones to automobiles. China consumes almost half of the world’s microchips, which makes Taiwan a...