Hunter Biden to a photo driving at excessive speeds and while sming crack behind the wheel during two separate trips in 2018, the Daily Mail reported. Biden […]
Day: July 3, 2023
Under a proposed law, New York state agencies would be mandated to collect LGBT data in an effort to track those who identify as lesbian, gay, and […]
The aftershock of the Supreme Court’s seismic ruling on race-based admissions in the nation’s colleges and universities has led to a surprising confession from MSNBC’s Joy Reid […]
The Department of Defense (DOD) wrapped up Pride Month celebrations claiming coming out saved a transgender Army officer’s life and commemorating a “mother figure to the drag […]
China has implemented export limits on two metals utilized in the manufacturing of computer chips and other valuable technological devices, according to an announcement by the country’s […]
The Holy Bible has been put back on elementary and middle school boshelves following the Davis School District banning it in June due to “vulgarity and violence” […]
Liberal and groups aligned with the Democratic Party fear that a centrist organization’s third-party ticket could erode support for President Joe Biden in 2024, and hand the […]
Jemele Hill: Asian-Americans who back affirmative action ruling ‘carrying water for white supremacy’
Asian Americans rightfully celebrated the Supreme Court’s historic ruling against race-based admissions in institutions of higher learning but leftists came unglued after the blow to affirmative action, […]
The protests in France by the migrant community over the police killing a teenager with Algerian heritage is showing no signs of letting up as French authorities […]
The high-profile announcement by Siemens Energy that a large portion of its wind turbines could be suffering from faulty components sent its stock tumbling last week, but […]
Individual spending on Fourth of July food items has risen to $93.34 on average across the U.S., the highest the National Retail Federation (NRF) has recorded since […]
Universities are considering “adversity scores” to dodge a recent ruling from the Supreme Court which blocked the use of race-based admissions policies, according to The New York […]
