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“Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests.”
- Luke 2:14
Public university commandeered Christian student groups while leaving Muslim group alone, suit says
Campus chapters of national Christian organizations allege state-controlled religion that forces them to get permission to pray, have a "pajama party," while "minority" religions keep their recognition privileges and freedom of worship.
My last conversation with Charlie Kirk, and its implications for Western civilization
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Fauci diary reveals alarm that U.S. had aerosolized Ebola virus: ‘Never should have been done’
Newly released memos reveal Dr. Anthony Fauci’s private alarm over Army biodefense experiments with Ebola and their results, which he worried would erode public trust in vaccines. His concern predated the COVID lockdown by almost four years. Ebola is not only deadly, but reports show a death rate 50 times that of COVID.
Legislator asks USDA to intervene in transmission project
The Permian Basin Reliability Plan includes building more than 1,200 miles of transmission lines to reportedly transport electricity from east Texas to the Permian Basin, the energy-producing capital of America
New California law raises stakes for lawsuit advertising
Senate Bill 37, which was supported by the Consumer Attorneys of California and sponsored by Sen. Tom Umberg (D-Santa Ana), authorizes civil lawsuits to be filed against parties responsible for misleading, deceptive or false legal services ads, with damages awards ranging from $5,000 to $100,000 per violation of SB 37’s provisions.
Senate GOP fundraising chief says story on halting cash to Whatley campaign ‘Hogwash!’
“The media is desperate to hand Democrats a win, but this is a new low … 100% fake news!” Scott wrote on social media. “Trust in media is at an all-time low, and this is exactly why.”
August orders for big-ticket goods made in U.S. beat expectations
Orders of “durable goods” are orders placed with U.S. manufacturers for big-ticket items that typically last at least three years, like industrial machinery, appliances, electronics, vehicles and furniture.
Farmers face 'a lot of uncertainty' as record diesel prices squeeze operations
The cost of diesel fuel hit a record high of nearly $6.61 a gallon this week.
Assaults against ICE up 1,700%+ as Dems' criticism grows
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin blamed Democrats, saying increased violence is “a result of vicious lies being spread by sanctuary politicians.”
More than 260,000 pounds of cocaine seized by Coast Guard
Their efforts are part of an international drug trafficking interdiction effort, Operation Pacific Viper, launched in August 2025
New York and Polymarket headed to court over prediction market
The suit claims Polymarket is "subverting New York’s express regime by facilitating gambling in New York without required responsible gambling features mandated for licensed sports wagering operations, and without any oversight by the New York State Gaming Commission, exposing New Yorkers to gambling addiction with few, if any, safeguards."
Court gives Democrats OK to shut down sheriff’s probe of Riverside vote counting
California Attorney General Rob Bonta, a Democrat, moved to shut down the investigation.
Victim’s personal story fuels push for federal ‘Kayleigh’s law’ to protect sexual abuse victims
Kayleigh Kozak has made it her mission to advocate for new permanent protections for victims of sexual abuse and violent crime, preventing contact between victims and offenders for life.
U.S.-Canada drama reach new heights as Carney says he's prepared for US military invasion
Carney has embraced the EU's offer to make Canada an "associate member," while Trump was critical, calling the move both a "hostile act" and laughable.
GAO report finds that up to $304B annually lost to tax fraud, with no IRS antifraud strategy
The lost revenue could fund critical government operations and services, such as national security operations and health care for veterans, GAO said.
While school phone bans may help, they fail to address deeper issues: Analyst
Jared Cooney Horvath, author of the "Digital Delusion," argued that decades of research link increased technology and screen use with declines in children’s cognitive development and learning outcomes. K-12 public education accounts for nearly $1 trillion in taxpayer spending as student test scores continue to decline.
Comey’s '86 47' arraignment postponed 3rd time; now scheduled for January
James Comey, former FBI director in hot water for a social media post of seashells spelling out 86 47 on a North Carolina beach, will not face arraignment next week in New Bern.
Newsom signs 7 data center bills as California ramps up regulations
The Democratic governor signed legislation that ranged from making data centers pay their share of increasing electricity costs to providing local governments with water usage data.
Federal regulators start review, permitting of two major Texas LNG plants
Federal regulators have begun the review and permitting process for two large-scale liquefied natural gas export projects on the Texas coast, one a proposed expansion of an existing plant located near the Louisiana border and the other a potential new build.
Hamas in our schools: How anti-Israel narratives are reaching K-12 classrooms
What children learn about terrorism, Israel, and Jewish identity is being shaped in public classrooms, but questions have arisen as to whether schools are vetting the teachers and materials presenting those subjects.
