FTC passes a law; Why have a Congress when the bureaucracy legislates?
The Federal Trade Commission passed a law that makes it illegal for a person to agree with his employer not to compete against them when he leaves.
U.S. News/Policy
Putin’s Critique: The USA as an “Empire of Lies”
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s characterization of the USA as an “empire of lies” is a bold assertion that resonates with critics of U.S. policies and actions on the global stage.
Joe Biden Lied. And He’s Stupid. Film At Eleven
Even for a Democratic politician, Joe Biden’s lies are epic. He’s just not very good at them. He’s really not very good at anything.
The War To End All Wars
From mainstream news media to even the best of alternative news sources, commentators and pundits, everyone seems to be salivating at the idea of World War Three.
News deserts are an oasis; Newspapers that promote the status quo do more harm than good
There are no news deserts — just newspapermen with their heads in the sand.
Exploring Societal Fragility: A Summary of Matt Bracken’s ‘When the Music Stops
Matt Bracken paints a grim picture of the vulnerabilities inherent in modern urban centers, particularly in times of economic collapse or civil unrest.
It’s About Taxes- Not the Climate
“Climate Change,” is about creating a fake crisis to force you to pay a subscription fee every year, to use cars, HVAC & Refrigerators.
EBT Cards: Navigating the Fine Line Between Immediate Relief and Long-Term Self-Sufficiency
For many recipients, especially in low-wage sectors or areas with limited job opportunities, EBT benefits serve as a vital source of income.
DEI Creates Jew Hatred
The Muslim hatred towards Jews, is Muslims being Muslims, true to their religious texts, schools of thought, tradition, and bloody history.
Answering the Critics
There is a coordinated statewide effort to destroy the Idaho Conservative Grassroots Movement from the inside and turn Idaho blue.
Tyrants’ Disdain: Comedy and Automobiles as Symbols of Freedom
Throughout history, tyrants have exhibited a profound dislike for two seemingly unrelated entities: comedians and automobiles.
Antisemitism not only sanctioned, but rewarded on many college campuses
College administrators across the country would be wise to follow the example set by Florida’s universities last week in dealing with the anti-Israel student protests on their own campuses. The Tallahassee Democrat reported that Florida State University campus police, citing FSU regulation 2.007, which “prohibits camping on university lands,” made students “take down a handful …
The lesson from Columbia; The protest is not getting much traction for several reasons.
In the 1960s, colleges were seen as places of scholarship. People revered the Ivy League schools. Not so much today.
The Legacy of War Bonds: Lessons in Fiscal Responsibility from Post-WWII America
War bonds, also known as Victory Bonds, were essentially investment instruments through which individuals could purchase government securities to finance the war.
America’s Endgame
With the Left making giant strides in its war on America, what is going to become of our country? The answer to this question is we have a choice.
The Democrats Validate an Einstein Postulation
The Dems came up with a sure-fire battle plan to prevent Donald Trump from returning to the Oval Office. Just prosecute him for something – it didn’t matter what. But as engineers say: “One should never underestimate the ability of fools to screw things up.”
The Federal Government’s Shift on Marijuana Legalization: A Profit-Driven Decision
One of the main reasons driving this shift is the immense profit potential that the private banking sector sees in the marijuana industry.
Unraveling the Polio Epidemic: DDT’s Surprising Link to Misdiagnosis
The polio epidemic that gripped the United States in the mid-20th century remains etched in history as a harrowing chapter of disease and public health challenges.
Think It Can’t Happen Here?
Ignorance from Ivy League schools seems to be the norm today. Maybe it’s the DEI hiring of professors, deans, and school presidents, or just low admission standards
Understanding the Electoral College: What Happens if No Candidate Gets 270 Votes?
The Electoral College is a crucial component of the United States presidential election process, but what happens if no candidate receives the required 270 electoral votes to win?