At Least 13 Republicans Who Participated in Jan. 6 Attack Are Running for Office
At least 13 Republicans running to public office have been identified as being part of the attack on Capitol Square on January 6. Newsweek has compiled a list of GOP candidates who disclosed their participation in the day’s events through social media posts or comments to news outlets. Two candidates were charged with criminal offenses […]
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Rand Paul Says Legal Campaign Methods Are How Dems “Steal” Elections
On Monday, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) shared a tweet suggesting that Democrats stole the 2020 presidential election — but when describing the tactics Democrats used to “steal” the election, he described exactly how democratically free elections work. In his tweet Paul citedA Washington ExaminerThis article explains how Democrats were able turn Wisconsin from Trump in […]
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Kamala Harris’ ‘Biggest Failure’? Where to Begin?
Kamala Harris, Vice President, denies that people within the White House are trying undermine her. Appearing on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” host Margaret Brennan asked Harris about gossip that she is being set up to fail. Harris responded: “No, I don’t believe I’m being set up to fail. I’m vice president of the United States. […]
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More Government, Less Religion—the Progressive Doctrine
It is a mystery why the left refuses to accept what is obvious to be false. This means that government spending is more effective in reducing poverty. It all started in the 1960s with President Lyndon B. Johnson. He declared in his State of the Union address in January 1964 an “unconditional war on poverty […]
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Fifth Circuit Agrees to Hold Hearing on Texas Abortion Law in January
On Monday, a federal appeals court agreed to hear arguments relating to Texas’s restrictive abortion ban on January 7, a move that one of the dissenting judges on the court said is an “impermissible delay” to deciding whether the statute is constitutional. The U.S. Supreme Court heard from abortion providers earlier this month. The court […]
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Donald Trump Has Spent the Last Two Weeks Offending His Closest Allies
There are many ways to make money. sceneIn the most recent remake of GodzillaKen Watanabe portrays Dr. Ishiro Srizawa standing on a shoreline looking out at sea. He is surrounded with bustling soldiers. Behind him, two giant “MUTO” creatures are beating the living hell out of San Francisco. A huge ocean bulge appears in the […]
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LAPD Releases Footage From Police Killing of Valentina Orellana-Peralta
The Los Angeles Police Department released Monday video footage showing the moment that Valentina Orellana Peralta, 14, was shot by an officer while firing three rounds at an assail suspect in a Burlington Coat Factory shop in North Hollywood. Orellana Peralta was in Burlington trying on clothes with her mother on Thursday when an officer […]
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USAID Is Running Out of Money for COVID Vaccines While Pentagon Got $778 Billion
Contrast starkly with the $778 Billion in new military spending authorized Monday by President Joe Biden, the U.S. Agency for International Development reportedly can’t find the funds to pay for the Biden administration’s effort to help vaccinate the world’s population against Covid-19, according to two agency officials interviewed by Politico. In article published Monday by […]
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GA Inquiry Into “Dead People” Voting Reaffirms That Trump’s Claims Were Bogus
Georgia election investigators announced just that only four ballots were cast on behalf of deceased individuals in the state during the 2020 election — further debunking a lie by former President Donald Trump, who attempted to delay the certification of his election loss by claiming that thousands of dead individuals’ votes were included in the […]
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Angela Davis Speaks on Abolition, Justice for Palestine and Critical Race Theory
Angela Davis, a world-renowned activist, author and professor, talks about the prison reform movement from her time as a Black Panther leader up to today. Davis has been a tireless advocate for education and the interconnected struggles between oppressed peoples through her tireless efforts as an educator and an abolitionist. Davis speaks about Indigenous genocide […]
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