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Fire Federal Employees Who Walk Out Over Gaza Policies: Speaker Johnson

Mike Johnson criticized federal employees planning a walkout over U.S. support for Israel in its war against Hamas and called for terminating their employment.

George Soros’ Quiet Overhaul of the U.S. Justice System

While America’s political kingmakers inject their millions into high-profile presidential and congressional contests, Democratic mega-donor George Soros has directed his wealth into an under-the-radar...
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The National Defense Education Act versus the Mental Health & Drug Industries

The mental health industry continues to focus on false claims that children have deficits in attention and are mentally ill. NDEA proves they are wrong.
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“No Comment” is a Comment – and It Doesn’t Make Cops Look Good!

In today’s world, real time policing and reporting co-exist. An effective police Public Information Officer (PIO) recognizes that law enforcement and the news media...
Washington Internal Review Service (IRS)

IRS Job Ad Seeks Agents ‘Willing to Use Deadly Force’

Job ads for IRS Special Agents “willing to use deadly force” is raising scrutiny as IRS seeks to expand through new spending bill in congress.

New Yorkers May Be Forced to ‘Electrify Everything’ From 2030

NY residents might be forced to replace boilers with electric heat pumps, drive electric cars, and switch to electric appliances by 2030.

US Overdose Deaths Reach New High as Fentanyl and Meth Use Soars

Overdose deaths in U.S. reached new highs, peaking at nearly 108,000 in 2021, according to CDC data, amid increased fentanyl and meth use.

Maryland Police Officer Sees Student About to Be Hit by Car at Crosswalk—So She...

A Maryland police officer is being credited with saving a middle school student from being hit by a car, officials say. Corporal Annette Goodyear of the North...

Anti-Police, Prison Rhetoric Unpopular With Biden, Democrat Lawmakers

Since the death of George Floyd during the summer of 2020, progressives have pushed for sweeping new changes to policing in the United States,...

Minnesota Supreme Court rules Minneapolis voters may decide on abolishing police department

The ruling comes more than a year after George Floyd's death in Minneapolis while in police custody The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that voters in Minneapolis may...

Judge Orders Minneapolis to Hire More Police Officers Amid Crime Surge

A judge on July 1 ruled in favor of a group that filed a lawsuit demanding more police officers be brought into the city, after city...

As Chicago Murders Rise, Battles Over Police Reform Laws Intensify

Chicago continues to be the U.S. poster city for random and senseless violence. During the last weekend of June, 77 people were shot and two mass shootings occurred almost...