Month: October 2025

Joy Behar Claims Without Evidence That National Guard Will ‘Stop’ Future Elections

‘This is a pretext to stop the next election’

Texas National Guardsmen Arrive in Illinois After Mobilization by Trump

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and other Democrats have opposed the president’s deployment of National Guard to Chicago, America’s third-largest city.

Massachusetts Bill Would Create Tax on Gun, Ammo Sales

Texas Ends ABA’s Accreditation Monopoly in the Lone Star State

In the little over 100 years since its founding, the American Bar Association has transformed from an organization designed to promote best practices in the… Read More

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Americans Want COVID-19-Era Policies to Sunset, Poll Finds

A week into the federal government shutdown, Senate Democrats are demanding the extension of expiring enhanced health care premium tax credits, claiming the credits, enhanced… Read More

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Durbin Spreads Cartoonishly False Hoax About ICE Agents Tying Up Children

Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, opened the oversight hearing of the Department of Justice (DOJ) pushing a new narrative Democrats have latched on to: the lie that ICE agents zip-tied children during a Chicago raid. “In the middle of the night, federal agents pulled women and children out of […]

Supreme Court Seems Skeptical of Colorado’s Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’

More than 20 states have laws prohibiting such counseling for minors, while five states have laws or rulings that protect access to it.

The dawn of the post-literate society…

More than three hundred years after the reading revolution ushered in a new era of human knowledge, books are dying.
Other historians have linked the eighteenth century explosion of literacy to the Enlightenment, the birth of human rights, the arrival of democracy and even the beginnings of the industrial revolution.