Author: Morgan Deane
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- IRS says audits are about to surge. Here's who is most at risk(NEW YORK POST) – The Internal Revenue Service said it plans to sharply increase audit rates for big corporations, partnerships and multimillionaires over the next three years after a massive boost in funding by the Biden administration. The IRS said in a news release Thursday that it’s aiming to nearly triple its audit rate, to… […]
- Trump whodunnit: Prosecutors admit key evidence in document case has been tampered with(JUST THE NEWS) – In a stunning admission, Special Counsel Jack Smith’s team is admitting that key evidence in former President Donald Trump’s classified documents criminal case was altered or manipulated since it was seized by the FBI, and that prosecutors misled the court about it for a period of time. Legal experts told Just… […]
- U.S. chicken supply hit with hatchery issues(ZEROHEDGE) – As U.S. consumers shift from beef to chicken due to elevated supermarket prices, exacerbated by a rapid decline in US cattle herds, one of the world's largest chicken producers has issued a dire warning that chicken prices could soon increase. Bloomberg reports that Pilgrim's Pride Corp. and the industry as a whole have… […]
- World Health Organization demanding $31 billion to repeat COVID mistakes[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Kevin Bardosh & Jay Bhattarcharya Real Clear Wire The World Health Organization is urging the U.S. and 193 other governments to commit next month to a new global treaty to prevent and manage future pandemics. Current estimates suggest over $31 billion per year will be needed to fund its obligations, a… […]
- Anti-slavery helpline reporting 'forced surrogacy'[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Live Action News.] By Nancy Flanders Live Action News According to The Independent, for the first time, an anti-slavery helpline in the United Kingdom has reported suspected forced surrogacy. The anti-slavery charity Unseen released UK-wide data ahead of its annual report, which is expected to be released… […]
- Big majority says spanking children is NOT a criminal offenseA new polling in the United Kingdom confirms that a big majority says parents are not criminals because they spank their children. The YouGov.co.uk polling shows that among all adults, only 12% say spanking children definitely should be criminalized, and 18% say it probably should. But 35% say it probably should not and another 25%… […]
- Fundraiser for hero fraternity who protected fallen flag ends with insane amount of money(OUTKICK) – The GoFundMe for the UNC heroes is over, and it raised some massive stacks of cash. A group of North Carolina students went viral for protecting a fallen flag on campus from an anti-Israel mob. It was an incredible moment, and a great reminder there are plenty of great young Americans out there.… […]
- Nearly half of university protesters were agitators, not students(THE MANHATTAN) – For New Yorkers wondering if the protests on local college campuses were led by students, the answer is not really. Almost half of those arrested at Columbia University and City College of New York (CCNY) had no affiliation with either school. The report is surprising, even to those following the recent mayhem.… […]
- Superintendent fired for harassing softball players who didn't clap loudly enough for her daughter(THE BLAZE) – A San Diego-area school district fired its superintendent over claims she harassed high school softball players who didn't clap loudly enough for her daughter at an awards ceremony. The Poway Unified School District voted unanimously Tuesday to terminate Superintendent Marian Kim Phelps, KNSD-TV reported. The station said an independent investigation commenced last… […]
- Coming back? The 'rule of law, respect for authority' that higher ed tossed[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Zachary Marschall Real Clear Wire The long-awaited return to normal has started in America. Google swiftly fired 28 employees who occupied their boss’s office in protest against a corporate contract with Israel. Educational institutions such as Vanderbilt University and Columbia University have suspended or expelled student protesters who… […]
