Day: November 26, 2023
Half of the American People Believe That the Media Is Deliberately Lying to Them
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In today’s information age, discerning truth from lies in media has never been more crucial. As we navigate through varied news sources, it’s vital to remember the principle of ‘caveat emptor’ – buyer beware. I explore how freedom of speech allows for media discrepancies and emphasize the importance of fact-checking and building a list of trustworthy sources. Join me in this journey towards…
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As Millions Invade U.S., Mayorkas Orders Agents to Not “Misgender” Illegals
Authoring the DACA amnesty, promoting “sanctuary” cities, enabling the false claim that border agents whipped migrants, and allegedly ignoring asylum fraud apparently aren’t enough for Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas. In fact, Joe Biden’s border chief is trying to outdo himself, again, with his latest woke absurdity: He has ordered border guards to not …
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High Schoolers Riot Over Teacher Who Attended Pro-Israel Rally
‘The teacher was seen holding a sign of Israel, like supporting it’
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Texas County Faces Class-action Lawsuit Over Civil Asset Forfeiture Program
In 2019, Harris County, Texas, police confiscated over $42,000 from a Mississippi man who was driving to Houston to buy a semitruck. Four years later, having kept the cash while filing no criminal charges against the man, the county faces a class-action lawsuit challenging its civil asset forfeiture system. “Harris County has one of the …
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Blue State Residents Are Paying Much More for Energy than Red States, New Report Shows
Residents of blue states with aggressive climate policies are paying significantly more for electricity and fuel than red states, according to a new report by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC).
California, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New York and New Jersey are seven of the top eight continental states in terms of highest average retail electricity prices in 2023, according to ALEC’s report. Each of these states have some sort of green energy mandate, which the ALEC report refers to as a Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), or participates in a greenhouse gas cap-and-trade program, or both.
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