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  • Ohio House Health Provider Services Committee Holds First Hearing For The Never Alone Act
    Ohio House Health Provider Services Committee Holds First Hearing For The Never Alone Act
wi-fl-ga-mi-oh Top Story: Tobacco Company-Owned Food Brands More ‘Tempting’ than Competitors: Addiction Study
01: Biden’s Basement
TC: U.S. Military-Sanctioned Diversity Initiatives Are Out of Control
TSNN Featured: Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher’s DADDY Act Aims to End ‘Hunter Biden-Like Influence Peddling’

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October 2, 2023

Tobacco Company-Owned Food Brands More ‘Tempting’ than Competitors: Addiction Study

Food brands owned by tobacco companies produce foods that are more hyperpalatable than those produced by non-tobacco companies, new research from the University of Kansas shows. The research found that they are more likely to feature “purposely tempting combinations of salts, fats, and sugars,” according to a press release from the University...
October 2, 2023

American Library Association Helped Draft Bill Cracking Down on Limits the the Availability of Sexually Explicit Books to Children

October 2, 2023

The Border Crisis Is Crippling U.S. Companies’ Supply Chains

October 2, 2023

Energy Groups Call on Biden to Revise ‘Punitive’ Leasing Regulation Plan

October 2, 2023

China Ramps Up Crackdown on American Tech

October 2, 2023

Pennsylvania Latest State to Embrace Automatic Voter Registration, Triggers New Integrity Fears

October 2, 2023

Commentary: U.S. Military-Sanctioned Diversity Initiatives Are Out of Control

October 2, 2023

Commentary: RFK Jr. as Independent Would Propel Trump to Deliver Crushing Blow

October 2, 2023

Nonprofit Group Warns of Increasing Number of Overdose Deaths

October 2, 2023

California Raises Minimum Wage for Fast Food Workers to $20 an Hour

October 1, 2023

Commentary: Yes, Jamaal Bowman Deserves the January 6 Treatment

October 1, 2023

Gaetz to Seek McCarthy Ouster after Shutdown Drama

October 1, 2023

Potential Candidates California Gov. Gavin Newsom May Consider for Dianne Feinstein’s Vacant Seat

October 1, 2023

Appeals Court Reverses Previous Ruling That Halted Idaho’s Abortion Ban

October 1, 2023

Dem-Appointed Judge Blocks Montana Ban on Sex Change Treatments for Minors

October 1, 2023

Commentary: The New Right Cares About More than Taxes

October 1, 2023

Union Settles Lawsuit with Ohio School Bus Driver

October 1, 2023

E-Buses Bought from Now-Bankrupt Manufacturer in Wyoming Are Now All Out of Commission

October 1, 2023

Commentary: Pope Francis Creates 21 New Cardinals

October 1, 2023

Poll: One-Third of Democrats Say Americans Have ‘Too Much Freedom’ of Speech

October 1, 2023

Commentary: Public Spaces Are in Decline


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Commentary

October 2, 2023

Commentary: U.S. Military-Sanctioned Diversity Initiatives Are Out of Control

As those who have ever served in the military know, the United States Armed Forces is one of the most culturally and socioeconomically diverse institutions in America. It is full of patriotic Americans from all walks of life who come together to serve their country, fight for it, and ultimately...
October 2, 2023

Commentary: RFK Jr. as Independent Would Propel Trump to Deliver Crushing Blow

October 1, 2023

Commentary: Yes, Jamaal Bowman Deserves the January 6 Treatment

October 1, 2023

Commentary: The New Right Cares About More than Taxes

October 1, 2023

Commentary: Pope Francis Creates 21 New Cardinals

October 1, 2023

Commentary: Public Spaces Are in Decline

September 30, 2023

Andy Biggs Commentary: Congress Can’t Continue the Budget Insanity


Entertainment & Lifestyle

October 2, 2023

wi-fl-ga-mi-oh Top Story: Tobacco Company-Owned Food Brands More ‘Tempting’ than Competitors: Addiction Study

October 2, 2023

01: Biden’s Basement

October 2, 2023

Tobacco Company-Owned Food Brands More ‘Tempting’ than Competitors: Addiction Study

October 2, 2023

TC: U.S. Military-Sanctioned Diversity Initiatives Are Out of Control

October 2, 2023

American Library Association Helped Draft Bill Cracking Down on Limits the the Availability of Sexually Explicit Books to Children

October 2, 2023

The Border Crisis Is Crippling U.S. Companies’ Supply Chains

October 2, 2023

Energy Groups Call on Biden to Revise ‘Punitive’ Leasing Regulation Plan


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October 2, 2023

Tobacco Company-Owned Food Brands More ‘Tempting’ than Competitors: Addiction Study

Food brands owned by tobacco companies produce foods that are more hyperpalatable than those produced by non-tobacco companies, new research from the University of Kansas shows. The research found that they are more likely to feature “purposely tempting combinations of salts, fats,...
October 2, 2023

American Library Association Helped Draft Bill Cracking Down on Limits the the Availability of Sexually Explicit Books to Children

The former president of the American Library Association (ALA) said the organization helped “develop” legislation intended to combat attempts to remove sexually explicit books from school libraries, according to documents obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. The Right To...
October 2, 2023

The Border Crisis Is Crippling U.S. Companies’ Supply Chains

Trade across the U.S.-Mexico border is being severely hampered due to an ongoing migrant crisis that is threatening businesses’ supply chains, according to The Wall Street Journal. The southern border is facing a massive influx of migrants crossing into the U.S. illegally,...
October 2, 2023

Energy Groups Call on Biden to Revise ‘Punitive’ Leasing Regulation Plan

Fourteen U.S. energy groups have called on the Biden administration to prioritize U.S. energy production and American’s energy needs by developing fair and consistent federal leasing regulations. They submitted comments to the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land...
October 2, 2023

China Ramps Up Crackdown on American Tech

Over the past few months, China has escalated its efforts to exert control over American technology companies by implementing new requirements, bans and restrictions. The Chinese government is clamping down on American technology companies by throttling their already limited access...
October 2, 2023

Pennsylvania Latest State to Embrace Automatic Voter Registration, Triggers New Integrity Fears

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) has implemented automatic voter registration, triggering new legal and election integrity concerns over voter roll maintenance as nearly half of U.S. states now follow such a policy. Shapiro announced last Tuesday that the commonwealth would implement...
October 2, 2023

Commentary: U.S. Military-Sanctioned Diversity Initiatives Are Out of Control

As those who have ever served in the military know, the United States Armed Forces is one of the most culturally and socioeconomically diverse institutions in America. It is full of patriotic Americans from all walks of life who come...
October 2, 2023

Commentary: RFK Jr. as Independent Would Propel Trump to Deliver Crushing Blow

by Roger Kimball   So it looks as if Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., is just about to turn up the volume. It was bad enough for the Democratic establishment when he announced he was going to run for President on...
October 2, 2023

Nonprofit Group Warns of Increasing Number of Overdose Deaths

A nonprofit organization's analysis of government data estimates drug overdose deaths increased 1.7% in 2023 to reach a new record high. The CDC estimates that more than 111,000 Americans died from a drug overdose in the 12-month period that ended...
October 2, 2023

California Raises Minimum Wage for Fast Food Workers to $20 an Hour

California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed into law a measure that will require most fast-food workers to be paid  a minimum $20 an hour. The minimum-wage law is set to go into effect next year.
October 1, 2023

Commentary: Yes, Jamaal Bowman Deserves the January 6 Treatment

Congressional Democrats are coming to the defense of their demonstrably unhinged colleague, Representative Jamaal Bowman of New York. Bowman, last seen attempting to assault Rep. Tom Massie (R-Ky.), pulled a fire alarm in the Cannon House office building as debate over a...
October 1, 2023

Gaetz to Seek McCarthy Ouster after Shutdown Drama

Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz declared Sunday he will seek to oust Kevin McCarthy as House speaker after a drama-filled scramble to pass a federal budget forced a last-minute temporary spending bill that required Democrat votes to pass.
October 1, 2023

Potential Candidates California Gov. Gavin Newsom May Consider for Dianne Feinstein’s Vacant Seat

After Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California passed away on Friday, the Daily Caller News Foundation compiled a list of politicians who may be appointed to her seat by Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, in keeping with his pledge to name...
October 1, 2023

Appeals Court Reverses Previous Ruling That Halted Idaho’s Abortion Ban

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals overruled a lower court decision to block Idaho’s abortion ban Thursday, according to court documents. U.S. District Court Judge for the District of Idaho B. Lynn Winmill, who was appointed by former President Bill...
October 1, 2023

Dem-Appointed Judge Blocks Montana Ban on Sex Change Treatments for Minors

A state judge appointed by former Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock ruled Wednesday to temporarily halt the enforcement of a Montana law that would have banned sex-change medical procedures for minors, according to The Associated Press. Senate Bill 99 was signed into law by Republican...
October 1, 2023

Commentary: The New Right Cares About More than Taxes

New research is challenging assumptions about the Republican Party’s core values, showing the GOP of the 2020s is an entirely different animal from the GOP of the 2010s. The research captures an increasing shift toward populism and America First priorities...
October 1, 2023

Union Settles Lawsuit with Ohio School Bus Driver

The union that represents school bus drivers agreed to return the money it deducted from the paycheck of a northeast Ohio driver to settle a lawsuit. The Ohio Association of Public School Employees agreed David Krizon acknowledged quitting the union...
October 1, 2023

E-Buses Bought from Now-Bankrupt Manufacturer in Wyoming Are Now All Out of Commission

A Democratic enclave in Wyoming purchased electric buses to reduce emissions, but the buses are indefinitely inoperable after their manufacturer went bankrupt earlier this summer, the Cowboy State Daily reported. Jackson, Wyoming, and Teton County formed the Southern Teton Area...
October 1, 2023

Commentary: Pope Francis Creates 21 New Cardinals

On September 30, in advance of the Synod of Bishops on Synodality, Pope Francis created 21 new cardinals in St. Peter’s Square. The ceremony to install them, called a consistory, was the ninth during Pope Francis’s pontificate. Cardinals play an...
October 1, 2023

Poll: One-Third of Democrats Say Americans Have ‘Too Much Freedom’ of Speech

A new poll from RealClearPolitics shows that a staggering number of registered Democrats think there is “too much freedom” to speak freely in the United States. As reported by the Washington Free Beacon, the RCP survey on Friday revealed that 34%...
October 1, 2023

Commentary: Public Spaces Are in Decline

Former Trump official William Wolfe recently lamented the neglect steadily encroaching his local grocery store. “Let me tell you: I’ve never seen stores in such bad shape as they are now,” he wrote. “No one staffing the main check out lines, massive line...
October 1, 2023

Justice Clarence Thomas to Hear Gun Rights Lawsuit from New York

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas will hear a lawsuit that has been filed by pro-Second Amendment groups in New York, challenging the state’s strict laws on the concealed carrying of firearms. As reported by Just The News, Justice Thomas has arranged...
October 1, 2023

Researchers Warn Molnupiravir Causes New Variants; mRNA Shots Contaminated with DNA Fragments

Medical scientists and researchers are increasingly challenging public health orthodoxies on FDA-approved COVID-19 treatments and vaccines. A peer-reviewed paper published in Nature on Monday confirmed that Merck’s COVID-19 pill Molnupiravir causes viral mutations that can lead to new variants. Meanwhile, scientists have...
September 30, 2023

Senate Votes to Pass House’s Stopgap Funding Bill, Averting Government Shutdown

The Senate voted to pass the House's stopgap funding bill on Saturday night by a vote of 88 to 9, avoiding a government shutdown that would have occurred at midnight, the end of the fiscal year. The bill will now...
September 30, 2023

Consumer Confidence Plummets as Biden Approval Rating Slumps

Morning Consult’s U.S. consumer sentiment index in September declined to its lowest point in months as voters voice concerns over President Joe Biden’s handling of the economy. Consumer confidence is decreasing once again after having risen over the course of...
September 30, 2023

Chinese Hackers Stole 60,000 State Department Emails: Report

Hackers in China stole 60,000 emails from officials at the Department of State, according to a report by Politico. News of the hacking was revealed by Department of State officials during a private staff briefing on Capitol Hill, recently, Politico reported....
September 30, 2023

House Passes Bill to Keep Government Open for 45 Days, Headed to Senate

The House passed a 45-day stopgap measure Saturday afternoon, according to multiple reports. The House has adjourned until Monday.
September 30, 2023

Biden Challengers Nearly Nonexistent in Google Results

Republican presidential candidates' websites are practically nonexistent in generic Google searches for the party's 2024 bench, and not much better for the most viable primary challenger to Democratic President Biden, according to tests by a watchdog and Just the News....
September 30, 2023

Names of Potential Replacements Emerge amid What Appears Strengthening Effort to Remove McCarthy

A shortlist of potential House Republicans to replace Speaker Kevin McCarthy has emerged on Capitol Hill amid what appears to be a strengthening effort within the chamber's GOP conference to replace him. The effort is being led by Florida GOP...
September 30, 2023

Andy Biggs Commentary: Congress Can’t Continue the Budget Insanity

In the current atmosphere of acrimony surrounding the failure of Congress to produce a balanced budget, or even an unbalanced budget, it is important to review the facts. The facts are important because the Uniparty, the Swamp, the Establishment, and...
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