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Santos isn’t going anywhere
Yesterday we learned the details of the 13 criminal counts charged against NY Congressman George Santos. He wound up pleading not guilty to all of the charges and was eventually released from custody on $500,000 bail. Where…
Rare sighting: Senator Feinstein spotted in the Senate back to work
Democrats can breathe easier now that the Senate Judiciary Committee is back to being fully staffed. Democrat Senator Dianne Feinstein returned to work Wednesday after a two and a half month absence due to a bout with…
Biden’s corrupt? The MSM shrugs
The MSM spent 3 years promoting a narrative that they knew was false about Donald Trump colluding with Russia.Read More
How to bring people to God and religion
There are four primary reasons fewer and fewer people in America and the West take God, the Bible or religion seriously.Read More
AP: “Trans minors protected from parents”
Parents are the enemy now.Read More
The underlying reality of the Bud Light fiasco
Yesterday, David discussed the ongoing collapse at Anheuser-Busch, which is currently unable to even give away its Bud Light beer for free in some cases. The brand has taken on a toxic flavor among much of its traditional…
Obvious much? While Comer’s presser on, DoJ and media pull a Santos out of their hat
As the old saying goes, "timing is everything" and boy, oh, boy, if the Department of Justice and mainstream media didn't have their watches set and synchronized today.Read More
House Oversight: Bidens scored $10M or more during VP years from foreign influence peddling
Just how well did Biden Inc do during Joe Biden's vice-presidency? As an influence-peddling operation, extraordinarily well, according to new allegations from the House Oversight Committee. And you might know this if you…
Warning: 80,000 migrants headed to the U.S. border – what could go wrong?
A congressman from Texas, Rep. Tony Gonzales, is sending up a red flag about the Biden border crisis. Not only are 80,000 migrants heading to the U.S. border, but the White House is not taking phone calls from him.…
San Francisco may reverse math policy designed to improve equity after research showed it didn’t work
I've written about this topic several times but the story continues to plod along through the San Francisco bureaucracy. Back in 2014 the city adopted a new and supposedly more equitable approach to math. The problem was…