Month: June 2023

Around 90 A.D., the Roman historian Tacitus traveled through Germania observing the lives of its inhabitants.

A California district administrator, who said he wanted to bring voices opposing diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives “to the slaughterhouse,” was sued by a faculty member – along with the entire district – for allegedly violating his First Amendment rights.

Recent state enrollment data from New Jersey has found that the amount of students in the public school system who are non considering themselves to be “non-binary” has skyrocketed over 4,000 percent during the past four years.

Former President Trump continues to lead as the GOP front-runner after being indicted on federal charges in early June; however, nearly half of GOP voters surveyed are skeptical over whether he should continue to lead the Republican Party, according to a new poll.

Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, recently “teased” the nation — and the media — with details of a bribery scheme involving Joe Biden, his son Hunter, and a foreign national.

“I fear we are going to have blackouts, and I’m afraid we’re going to see a significant number of lives lost.”

In the ongoing great power competition between the United States and China, it is quickly becoming clear that Washington’s economic leverage, not military might, could be the deciding factor.

Justice Department investigators were “trying to limit” questioning related to President Biden as part of the investigation into Hunter Biden, despite objections from FBI and IRS officials, a whistleblower alleged.

The U.S. Navy detected what it suspected may have been an implosion within hours of the Titan submersible descending into the ocean to visit the Titanic wreckage.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and Department of Education (ED) are silent after dozens of teachers used an ED-funded online workshop last week to “trade tips” on how to break state laws protecting children from radical …