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- How government aims to hurt America's businesses[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Alfredo Ortiz Real Clear Wire The specter of stagflation has returned. On April 25th, The Bureau of Economic Analysis announced that GDP only grew by 1.6% in the first quarter of this year, well below expectations. Consumer spending on goods actually declined in the quarter as… […]
- Law student needs rehab for her cheese addiction(NEW YORK POST) – It’s the gouda, the bad and the ugly. A Manhattan law school student was so hooked on cheese she had to go to rehab to end her insatiable appetite for dairy, she told The Post. Adela Cojab said her Camembert cravings began during her junior year at New York University, in… […]
- Former CDC director: Many young people were 'quite ill' from mRNA shots(INDEPENDENT SENTINEL) – In a new interview on News Nation with Chris Cuomo, former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield said that many young, healthy people suffered “significant side effects” from COVID mRNA shots. Some people never had COVID but were sick from the shots. Redfield said we have to “acknowledge” that. Some became “quite ill.”… […]
- Bill Gates pushes vaccinations in food supply to 'fight climate change'(SLAY NEWS) – Billionaire Bill Gates has been exposed as the driving force behind a shadowy organization that is pushing for governments to begin vaccinating the food supply in order to supposedly “fight climate change.” The Microsoft co-founder has been quietly funneling vast sums of cash into a firm seeking to vaccinate all cows in… […]
- Proposal would spend tax money on assisted suicide[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Live Action News.] By Cassy Fiano-Chesser Live Action News A new bill has quietly been introduced which would allow federal funding for assisted suicide. Rep. Brittany Pettersen has sponsored HR 8137, which would “provide for an exception to the restrictions described in the Assisted Suicide Funding Restriction… […]
- High school graduate throws his diploma, brawls with student after he's kicked out of ceremony(NEW YORK POST) – A graduating senior at a Tennessee high school launched his diploma at another student as he was being escorted out of the ceremony for allegedly showing gang signs, igniting an on-stage fight. The caught-on-camera brawl between the two Hamilton High School graduates happened as their peers were being celebrated inside the… […]
- Students stunned when graduation speaker gives them each $1,000 – but with a catch(FOX BUSINESS) – A commencement speaker surprised graduates at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth this week by giving them each $1,000 cash in envelopes — but with a catch. Robert Hale, Jr., the founder of Quincy-based Granite Telecommunications, told students that "each graduate who crossed the stage" on Thursday "would receive one $500 envelope to… […]
- World-changers protest less, study more[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Jeff Bloodworth Real Clear Wire Congratulations class of 2024! Today we celebrate your high school graduation. High school graduation is America’s national “coming of age” tradition. Today, you are adults. Your future is finally yours. Gen Z is America’s most educated generation ever.… […]
- Library reverses course, now agrees not to interfere with free speechA California library has reversed its course and now is agreeing not to interfere with the free speech rights of others, after a lawsuit filed by the ADF brought its practices into focus. The organization reported this week that the library was accused of censoring presentations by individuals who reserved space in the library, but… […]
- State senate approves bill requiring 10 Commandments be displayed in schools(WRKF) – A bill requiring all public school classrooms in Louisiana to display the Ten Commandments is likely to become law after lawmakers in the Senate voted 30-8 to approve the bill. Proponents of the bill say the Ten Commandments are a historical document and that they will provide moral guidance to students. But critics… […]
