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August 3, 2021

Commentary: Politically Correct Ideology Is Masking and Contributing to the Widespread Failure of Our Institutions

We know the nature of mass hysterias in history, and how they can overwhelm and paralyze what seem to be stable societies.   We know the roots and origins of the cult of wokeness.   And we know, too, how such insanity—from the Salem witch trials to Jacobinism to McCarthyism—can spread, despite...
August 3, 2021

‘Communism Taking Root in America,’ Critical Race Theory Foe Warns

August 3, 2021

Australia Plans to Deploy the Army to Enforce COVID Lockdown Orders

August 3, 2021

Commentary: U.S. COVID Deaths Are at Lowest Level Since March 2020, Ivy League Professors Explain

August 3, 2021

Gov. Abbott, Attorney General Merrick Face off over Feds Handling of COVID-Positive Migrants

August 3, 2021

Pelosi’s Office Silent Regarding Potential Vote on COVID Origin Bill

Crowded street market with people wearing masks
August 3, 2021

Commentary: You Are (Probably) Going to Be Infected With the Coronavirus

August 3, 2021

Evergreen State Professor Who Berated White Colleagues Resigns

August 3, 2021

Over 200 Afghan Allies Arrive on First of Many Expected Flights to Bring Thousands to the US

Nancy Pelosi
August 3, 2021

Pelosi, House Democrats Ask Biden to Extend Eviction Moratorium in Violation of Supreme Court Ruling

August 3, 2021

EU Regulator Hits Amazon with Record-Breaking Fine for How It Uses Customer Data

Mayor Muriel Bowser
August 3, 2021

D.C. Mayor Denies Breaking Her Own Mask Mandate Despite Photo Evidence

August 3, 2021

St. Louis’ Top Prosecutor Accused of Incompetence as Violent Crime Rises

August 3, 2021

Donors Bash University of North Carolina over ‘Marxism,’ BLM Affiliation During Nikole Hannah-Jones Tenure Debacle

August 3, 2021

Law Professor with Naturally Acquired COVID Immunity Battles George Mason University’s Strict Vaccine Mandate

August 3, 2021

Commentary: Democrats Brace for Inflation Attacks During August Recess

August 3, 2021

Ohio Republican Party Has Given DeWine Re-election Campaign $870k Since January 1, Despite Two Announced Gubernatorial Primary Challengers

Chris Van Hollen
August 2, 2021

Study: Democrats’ Capital Gains Tax Hike Could Cost More Than 745,000 Jobs

August 2, 2021

Commentary: The Elites’ Abuse of Average Americans

August 2, 2021

University Refuses to Rehire Math Professor Who Criticized Slavery Reparations

August 2, 2021

Corporations Silent on Why They Pulled Funding from Republicans Who Questioned an Election, but Not Democrats Who Did the Same


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August 3, 2021

Commentary: Politically Correct Ideology Is Masking and Contributing to the Widespread Failure of Our Institutions

We know the nature of mass hysterias in history, and how they can overwhelm and paralyze what seem to be stable societies.   We know the roots and origins of the cult of wokeness.   And we know, too, how such insanity—from the Salem witch trials to Jacobinism to McCarthyism—can spread, despite...
August 3, 2021

Commentary: U.S. COVID Deaths Are at Lowest Level Since March 2020, Ivy League Professors Explain

Crowded street market with people wearing masks
August 3, 2021

Commentary: You Are (Probably) Going to Be Infected With the Coronavirus

August 3, 2021

Commentary: Democrats Brace for Inflation Attacks During August Recess

August 2, 2021

Commentary: The Elites’ Abuse of Average Americans

August 2, 2021

Commentary: Nope, I Won’t Mask up Again

August 2, 2021

Commentary: The Numbers Don’t Support Scapegoating the Unvaccinated


Sports & Lifestyle

August 1, 2021

Exclusive: Innovo Management Presents ‘Hometown Hero’ Contest

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Hometown Hero is a program designed to help a musician(s) who went above and beyond during the pandemic to help others. Hometown Hero is open to all music genres from anywhere in the world! Anyone can nominate an artist they believe is a Hometown Hero, including self-nominations!
July 26, 2021

Music Spotlight: I Am They

July 23, 2021

Music Spotlight: Deana Martin

Vincent & Dailey music group
July 19, 2021

Music Spotlight: Dailey and Vincent

July 9, 2021

Exclusive Premiere: Jarod Grubb’s Tiki Bar on the Beach

July 8, 2021

Music Spotlight: After Midtown

June 29, 2021

Music Spotlight: Jeanna Paulette


Latest News

Rob Portman
August 3, 2021

Portman Sponsored Digital Equity Act of 2021, Slipped Into Infrastructure Bill

Outgoing Ohio Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH), reached across the aisle to cosponsor the Digital Equity Act of 2021, which was later passed and slipped into the more than 2700 page, $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill agreed upon by the U.S. Senate...
close up of green masks on a table
August 3, 2021

Commentary: Politically Correct Ideology Is Masking and Contributing to the Widespread Failure of Our Institutions

We know the nature of mass hysterias in history, and how they can overwhelm and paralyze what seem to be stable societies.   We know the roots and origins of the cult of wokeness.   And we know, too, how such insanity—from...
August 3, 2021

‘Communism Taking Root in America,’ Critical Race Theory Foe Warns

About 350 concerned residents crowded into a church in Georgetown, Delaware, on Thursday evening to hear from a panel of experts about critical race theory—one of whom likened its spread throughout American culture to Mao Zedong’s communist Cultural Revolution in China. “Today,...
August 3, 2021

Australia Plans to Deploy the Army to Enforce COVID Lockdown Orders

The Australian government will deploy several hundred soldiers to Sydney to begin enforcing COVID-19 lockdowns Monday following a rise in delta variant infections. The troops were requested by New South Wales Police Commissioner Mick Fuller on Thursday to assist in...
August 3, 2021

Commentary: U.S. COVID Deaths Are at Lowest Level Since March 2020, Ivy League Professors Explain

If you judged the US’s current COVID-19 situation only by the headlines, you’d come away thinking that we’re spiraling back into pandemic disaster. Localities like Los Angeles County and St. Louis have reimposed mask mandates on their citizens, and the Centers for Disease...
August 3, 2021

Gov. Abbott, Attorney General Merrick Face off over Feds Handling of COVID-Positive Migrants

A legal battle and war of words between Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and the federal government over COVID-positive migrants being released into Texas communities escalated over the weekend. The U.S. Department of Justice sued the state of Texas Friday over...
August 3, 2021

Pelosi’s Office Silent Regarding Potential Vote on COVID Origin Bill

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office would not say whether the House planned to take up a bipartisan bill that would declassify any information regarding the origin of COVID-19. The bill, titled the COVID-19 Origin Act of 2021, passed the Senate through...
Crowded street market with people wearing masks
August 3, 2021

Commentary: You Are (Probably) Going to Be Infected With the Coronavirus

It may not be today. It may not be tomorrow. It may not be next week. It may not be this month, when the rapid ascension of the Delta variant in the United States could send confirmed daily case counts...
August 3, 2021

Evergreen State Professor Who Berated White Colleagues Resigns

The Evergreen State College professor who was caught on camera screaming at her white colleagues has elected to resign, according to an internal announcement. “I am writing to let you know that our faculty colleague Naima Lowe has elected to...
August 3, 2021

Over 200 Afghan Allies Arrive on First of Many Expected Flights to Bring Thousands to the US

Over 200 Afghan allies arrived at Fort Lee, in Virginia, on the first of many expected flights bringing thousands of people who assisted the U.S. military to America, Axios reported Friday. President Joe Biden promised to help Afghan interpreters and...
Nancy Pelosi
August 3, 2021

Pelosi, House Democrats Ask Biden to Extend Eviction Moratorium in Violation of Supreme Court Ruling

House Democratic leaders issued a joint statement calling on the White House to disregard a recent Supreme Court ruling and extend the national eviction moratorium. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the other top House Democratic leaders urged President Joe Biden’s...
August 3, 2021

EU Regulator Hits Amazon with Record-Breaking Fine for How It Uses Customer Data

An EU privacy regulator hit Amazon with an $887 million fine for violating laws related to the processing of personal data. The Luxembourg agency National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) issued the fine, imposed July 16 and revealed Friday, ruling...
Mayor Muriel Bowser
August 3, 2021

D.C. Mayor Denies Breaking Her Own Mask Mandate Despite Photo Evidence

Democratic Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser denied breaking her own mask mandate at a wedding Saturday night, despite photo evidence showing her seated maskless at a table. The Washington Examiner first reported late Saturday that the mayor had officiated a wedding attended...
August 3, 2021

St. Louis’ Top Prosecutor Accused of Incompetence as Violent Crime Rises

As violent crime increases in St. Louis, residents’ outrage towards Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner appears to be growing as well. Gardner, who assumed office at the beginning of 2017 on a progressive platform, is St. Louis’ top prosecutor. But she...
August 3, 2021

Donors Bash University of North Carolina over ‘Marxism,’ BLM Affiliation During Nikole Hannah-Jones Tenure Debacle

Donors to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) criticized the university for its perceived sympathy towards “Marxism” and Black Lives Matter during the debate over whether to offer New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones a tenured position,...
August 3, 2021

Law Professor with Naturally Acquired COVID Immunity Battles George Mason University’s Strict Vaccine Mandate

A George Mason University law professor with naturally acquired immunity from COVID is fighting against his employer’s strict COVID vaccine mandate. Antonin Scalia Law School Professor Todd Zywicki, who recovered from a bout with COVID and has blood tests showing antibodies...
August 3, 2021

Commentary: Democrats Brace for Inflation Attacks During August Recess

Iowa Rep. Cindy Axne, one of the most vulnerable Democratic incumbents heading toward the 2022 midterm elections, spent an early July afternoon talking to constituents’ from the cool environs of an ice cream shop in her district when the discussion...
August 3, 2021

Ohio Republican Party Has Given DeWine Re-election Campaign $870k Since January 1, Despite Two Announced Gubernatorial Primary Challengers

The Ohio Republican Party (ORP) has given the 2022 re-election campaign of Governor Mike DeWine (R-OH) $870,968 since January 1, 2021, despite the fact that DeWine has two announced primary challengers for the Republican gubernatorial nomination--former Congressman Jim Renacci (R-OH)...
Chris Van Hollen
August 2, 2021

Study: Democrats’ Capital Gains Tax Hike Could Cost More Than 745,000 Jobs

A new Democratic proposal to increase the capital gains tax could cost 745,000 jobs, a study published by the Regional Economic Models Inc. (REMI) projects. The Sensible Taxation and Equity Promotion (STEP) Act, which would tax unrealized capital gains when heirs inherit...
August 2, 2021

Commentary: The Elites’ Abuse of Average Americans

When I went to pick up my laundry last week, one of the employees, who had just finished folding my clothes, began weeping. “This is the last load I’ll ever do here,” she said in a choked voice. “They’re letting...
August 2, 2021

University Refuses to Rehire Math Professor Who Criticized Slavery Reparations

Saint Joseph’s University will not renew its contract with math Professor Gregory Manco despite the fact that a three-month investigation into his Twitter history found he had not violated any campus policies. Manco has been a non-tenured assistant professor of...
August 2, 2021

Corporations Silent on Why They Pulled Funding from Republicans Who Questioned an Election, but Not Democrats Who Did the Same

Corporations were silent on why they chose to suspend political contributions to Republicans, but not Democrats who have objected to election results. More than 15 major U.S. companies that announced they would suspend giving money to members of Congress following the Jan....
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August 2, 2021

Terrible TV Ratings Leave NBC, Advertisers Worried: Report

NBC Universal and its advertisers are becoming worried about the success of Olympic broadcasting as TV ratings plunge and star athletes struggle, Variety reported on Tuesday. Low TV viewing numbers and early exits from star athletes like Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka have caused...
August 2, 2021

Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protestor Sentenced to 9 Years in First Trial Under the National Security Law

A Hong Kong pro-democracy protestor was sentenced to nine years in prison in the first prosecution under the country’s new national security law, the Associated Press reported. Tong Ying-ki was convicted Tuesday on charges of inciting secession and terrorism for allegedly driving...
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August 2, 2021

Big Tech Profits Continue to Surge, Latest Earnings Show

Big Tech companies reported massive, record-breaking earnings figures as their sales continued to surge amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Google, Apple, Microsoft and Twitter all beat earnings estimates and showed large revenue growth, executives for the tech companies said during earnings calls...
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August 2, 2021

Columbia Medical School Will Teach Students How to ‘Disrupt Racism’ and Confront Microaggressions

Columbia University has developed new programming to help black and Hispanic medical students “disrupt racism” and confront microaggressions they could face. A medical school professor, who is also the diversity director, said that the murder of George Floyd in Minnesota...
August 2, 2021

House Education Committee’s Top Republican Tells Secretary to Purge CRT-Related Material

Faced with nationwide pushback against its plan to prioritize grant funding for American history and civics programs informed by critical race theory (CRT), the Department of Education clarified its thinking. Perhaps. Secretary Miguel Cardona's blog post on "invitational" priorities in...
August 2, 2021

Athletes Fighting Biological Males in Women’s Sports Take Their Stories to Washington

"We’re not often heard,” Cynthia Monteleone told a trio of female senators Thursday afternoon on Capitol Hill. “Though we are just three of thousands that this is happening to.” Monteleone is a world champion track athlete who competed against a...
August 2, 2021

NPR Will Now Allow Journalists to Take Part in Partisan Activist Demonstrations

National Public Radio this month said its reporters will now be permitted to take part in public partisan demonstrations and activist events of which the news service approves. In a revision of its internal ethics handbook, the outlet said that...
August 2, 2021

Commentary: Nope, I Won’t Mask up Again

Last March, I followed the CDC’s advice and got fully vaccinated against COVID-19. I did so more out of a sense of civic duty than any actual fear that I might contract the virus. It was just an easy and...
August 2, 2021

Bipartisan Call for Biden to Appoint New ‘Border Czar’ as Immigration Crisis Grows

U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., are asking President Joe Biden to appoint former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson to a special executive position to manage the border crisis. In a letter to Biden and DHS...
August 2, 2021

Lincoln Project Donors Silent on Underage Grooming Scandal of Founder John Weaver

The Lincoln Project is primarily known for 2 things: their young male grooming scandal, and neocons raising money from liberal elites. Now, the Lincoln Project is running ads going after Trump and Republican donors as well as advertisers on conservative media, attempting...
August 2, 2021

Los Angeles Students Will be Forced to Undergo Weekly Testing Even If They’re Vaccinated

The Los Angeles Unified School District this week announced that students and employees returning to in-person instruction in the fall would be forced to undergo weekly testing even if they’ve been vaccinated against SARS-Cov-2. “All students and employees, both vaccinated...
August 2, 2021

Woodson Center Celebrates 40 Years of Transforming Poor Neighborhoods as Founder Announces Retirement

The life-changing impact that Robert Woodson has had on the lives of countless individuals and communities was highlighted Thursday evening during a 40th-anniversary celebration of the center named for him in Washington, D.C. One after another, the grassroots leaders and individuals who...
August 2, 2021

DOJ Drops Investigation into Gov. Cuomo’s COVID Nursing Home Policy

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday celebrated the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) decision to drop its investigation into his policy that sent COVID-19 patients into nursing homes, but with several other probes ongoing, his fate is still unclear. The...
August 2, 2021

Trump Has Amassed over $100 Million to Fund 2022 Campaigns

Former President Donald J. Trump has amassed a political war chest of more than $100 million, an extraordinary haul for an ex-president that will allow him to play a major role in the 2022 elections when Republicans want to re-capture...
August 2, 2021

Commentary: The Numbers Don’t Support Scapegoating the Unvaccinated

If you’re tired of the pandemic and just want to go back to normal, David Frum at The Atlantic has news for you: It’s all the stupid people who refuse to take the vaccine that are prolonging our COVID misery. Oh, wait, that’s...
August 2, 2021

Ohio Teachers Union Says it Wants Mask Guidelines ‘Based on Science,’ But Columbus Public Schools Are Requiring Masks for All K-12 Public School Kids

The Ohio Education Association released a statement on Wednesday calling for mask guidelines in school that "follow the science."  However, in a seemingly contradictory move, recent mandates put in place by Columbus Public Schools will require all students to wear...
Woman holding orange umbrella, wearing a mask
August 1, 2021

Study Used by CDC to Support New Mask Mandates Based on a Non-American Vaccine, Rejected by Peer Review

It has been determined that one of the studies used by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to justify the strict new mask mandates was not only rejected by peer review, but was also based on a vaccine that is...
August 1, 2021

Commentary: Break Up Big Tech Before It’s Too Late

With the rise of populist and bipartisan resentment against Big Tech monopolies along with the recent appointment of Big Tech opponent Lina Khan as chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, government action against these companies seems imminent. People are waking up to the fact that...
August 1, 2021

Commentary: The Case for the Unconstitutionality of Abortion

In the April issue of the conservative journal First Things, the esteemed natural law philosopher John Finnis wrote an essay titled “Abortion Is Unconstitutional.” Finnis’ basic argument was that the traditional conservative or originalist stance on abortion and the Supreme...
Joe Biden and his administration sitting in the Oval Office at the White House
August 1, 2021

Biden to Push for Amnesty in Reconciliation Package

In a meeting at the White House with Democratic lawmakers, Joe Biden reaffirmed his support for the radical notion of including mass amnesty for illegal aliens in the proposed reconciliation bill, according to CNN. Biden met with 11 lawmakers – five senators...
August 1, 2021

Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Vos Expands Election Probe

Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) said Friday he plans to hire more investigators and anticipates allowing more time for a probe into the 2020 presidential contest for Wisconsin’s 10 Electoral-College votes, the Associated Press has reported. The official vote...
Tim Ryan
August 1, 2021

House of Representatives Passes Bill to Allow Illegal Aliens to Work as Staffers

On Wednesday, the House of Representatives passed a bill allowing illegal aliens to work as House staffers, while also increasing the budget for staffing by 21 percent, as reported by the Washington Examiner. The bill, H.R. 4346, was introduced by Congressman...
August 1, 2021

Texas Border City Sues Biden Administration over Illegal Immigration

The Texas border city of Laredo has sued the Biden administration, hoping to halt its policy of transferring several hundred people a day into the city who have illegally entered the U.S. through two Texas Border Patrol sectors: Rio Grande...

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