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• Greece expected to be first nation to face 'population collapse'
  [Editor's note: This story originally was published by Live Action News.] By Cassy Fiano-Chesser Live Action News Numerous reports from Greece are indicating the country is facing an imminent population collapse as the government scrambles to promote more births. The National Herald reported that Greece reported the lowest number of births in 2022 in 92… […]
• Look who owes American bondholders $1 trillion, and refuses to pay
  [Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Adam Andrzejewski Real Clear Wire Topline: The Chinese government refuses to repay over $1 trillion of decades-old bonds held by private American citizens, even though the U.S. is still making payments on its more than $850 billion debt to China, according to a… […]
• Leaked audio reveals Democrat governor ripping Biden over border security
  Jason Hopkins Daily Caller News Foundation In a leaked audio recording posted on social media, New Mexico Democrat Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham can be heard expressing deep frustration with Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and threatening to send a letter accusing his department of failing to work with her on border security. “For the love… […]
• Young Americans getting left behind by rising home prices, higher stocks
  (MSN) – Just married and with a newborn son, Anthony and Caitlin Fumo expected their well-paying jobs and chunk of savings to support a move closer to their parents in the suburbs of New Jersey. But leaving their 1,000-square-foot Philadelphia rowhome means borrowing with rates around 7% – to buy in a market where the… […]
• Lobbyists rake in record revenue as Americans grapple with declining wages
  Robert Schmad Daily Caller News Foundation Washington, D.C.’s biggest lobbying firms are posting record revenues as Americans feel the heat from falling wages, The Hill reported Friday. The 20 largest lobbying firms in the country collectively brought in over $150 million between January and March as Congress considered spending legislation, foreign aid bills and new… […]
• Daily showers are purely 'performative' and have no real health benefit, experts insist
  (NEW YORK POST) – Call it perfume-ative hygiene. Experts say the daily shower has no proven health benefit, dismissing the dousing as a socially accepted practice geared toward staving off accusations of funkiness — as A-listers like Jake Gyllenhaal and Mila Kunis admit they’ve been saying no to the nozzle. “Why are we washing? Mostly… […]
• Biden backs off menthol cigarette ban to court black voters
  (WASHINGTON EXAMINER) – The Biden administration said on Friday that its plan to ban menthol cigarettes would be delayed, a decision that follows pushback from black voters, police groups, and drug policy experts ahead of the 2024 election. “This rule has garnered historic attention, and the public comment period has yielded an immense amount of… […]
• Protecting minor girls now a 'worrying' trend for abortion activists
  [Editor's note: This story originally was published by Live Action News.] By Nancy Flanders Live Action News The pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute, the former research arm of Planned Parenthood, recently said that state laws meant to protect teenage girls are “worrying.” In a new video, the organization’s Principal Policy Associate, Kimya Forouzan, spoke about why Guttmacher… […]
• Notorious abortion business denied exemption from health standards
  [Editor's note: This story originally was published by Live Action News.] By Cassy Fiano-Chesser Live Action News One of the most notorious abortion facilities in Illinois recently petitioned the state to be exempted from health standards regarding ambulatory surgical centers — and was denied. Operation Rescue reported that Erin King, medical director for the Hope… […]
• Cursive handwriting bill signed into law by governor
  (NEWS 9) – A bill that requires all Oklahoma public and charter schools to teach cursive writing to students in third through fifth grades has been signed into law. The Oklahoma House of Representatives said Gov. Kevin Stitt signed the bill, House Bill 3727, into law on Tuesday. Oklahoma House Representative Jason Lowe, D-Oklahoma City,… […]