Facebook Blocks Republican Senate Candidate’s Super Bowl Ad

Facebook is blocking Republican Arizona Senate candidate Jim Lamon’s campaign ad featured during the Super Bowl, citing its rules against promoting the sale of firearms. Lamon’s campaign attempted to run several Facebook…

US Coasts To Experience 100 Years Worth Of Sea Level Rise In Coming Decades, Top Agencies Warn

The U.S. coastal sea level is projected to rise by at least one foot over the next 30 years, the same amount recorded over the last century, according to the nation’s leading…

Major Newspaper: ‘Kids Are Now Used To Wearing Masks And Seldom Complain’

The Los Angeles Times’ editorial board penned an opinion piece claiming “schools are doing fine with masks” and arguing “dropping mandates now would be premature,” as blue states across the U.S. abandon…

EXCLUSIVE: Top Republicans Sound Alarm On Energy Secretary’s ‘Dubious Financial Dealings’

Republican members of the House Committee on Oversight and Reform wrote to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on Monday, demanding more documentation and information after she violated federal trading law. The 12 Republicans…

Twitter Leaves Up Posts Reportedly Containing Hacked Freedom Convoy Donor Info

Twitter is allowing posts to remain on its platform containing the private information of Freedom Convoy donors reportedly obtained through hacking, according to a review of Twitter’s platform by the Daily Caller…

National School Boards Association Executive Reportedly Knew About Attorney General’s Memorandum Targeting Parents Before It Was Published

A National School Boards Association (NSBA) executive reportedly knew about Attorney General Merrick Garland’s memorandum targeting concerned parents before it was published, according to new information obtained by Parents Defending Education. Chip…

Automakers Drop More Than $50 Million On EV Super Bowl Ads

U.S. and global automakers spent an estimated $52-56 million promoting electric vehicles during the Super Bowl on Sunday. At least seven car makers and one charging device company purchased advertisement slots from…

Ben Ray Luján After Suffering Stroke: I’ll Be Back ‘In Just A Few Short Weeks’

Democratic New Mexico Sen. Ben Ray Luján said Sunday that he would be back in the Senate in “just a few short weeks” after suffering a stroke. “I’m proud to report then…

POLL: Only 15% Of Democrats Want US Immigration Levels Increased

Public dissatisfaction with the current level of immigration into the United States is rising, with only a small fraction of Democrats supporting increased numbers of migrants, according to a new poll. Just…

German Chancellor Visits Ukraine As Fears Of Imminent Russian Invasion Grow

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz traveled to Ukraine’s capital on Monday to discuss concerns that Russia is preparing to invade the country, DW News reported. “Germany stands close by your side,” Scholz said…

New Jersey GOP leaders ready to dump Trump ahead of critical 2022 midterms

With the Republican control of Congress in the palm of their hands as a red wave sweeps across America, New Jersey Republicans are positioning themselves in a rather strange spot, in the…

Federal law dictates students must continue to mask up on school busses, even after NJ school mask mandate expires

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Although school districts across New Jersey will be opting out of mandatory masking as of March 7th, students in those districts must continue to wear face masks on…

U.S. Surgeon General echoes Fauci call to keep your children away from the unvaccinated, wear masks

With the delay of COVID-19 vaccines for children under five years old, the Biden administration is once again warning parents to keep their unvaccinated children away from unvaccinated people. Dr. Vivek Murthy…

Nancy Pelosi agrees, wages are not keeping up with inflation

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi this weekend said people having jobs leads to inflation, but admitted the wages of those jobs are not keeping up with the rate of inflation under…

Governor Murphy says CDC science doesn’t apply to New Jersey because his gut says so

TRENTON, NJ – For two years, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has maintained his decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic were based on science and guidance for the Centers for Disease Control. Now,…

DHS Says COVID Misinformation Is Inspiring Terrorism, But It Won’t Provide Any Evidence

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) refused to provide evidence to support its claims that COVID-19 “misinformation” and “false or misleading narratives” inspired violent terrorism during 2021. DHS issued a terrorism advisory bulletin…

Harvard Prof And Former Obama Official Calls For Crackdown On Protesting Truckers, Including Slashing Tires And Canceling Insurance

Juliette Kayyem, a lecturer at the Harvard Kennedy School and an official in former President Barack Obama’s Department of Homeland Security, called for truck drivers protesting Canada’s COVID-19 policies to be arrested…

Harvard Prof And Former Obama Official Calls For Crackdown On Protesting Truckers, Including Slashing Tires And Cancelling Insurance

Juliette Kayyem, a lecturer at the Harvard Kennedy School and an official in former President Barack Obama’s Department of Homeland Security, called for truck drivers protesting Canada’s COVID-19 policies to be arrested…

Viral Video Shows Kids Celebrating The End Of Forced Masking

About twenty young children celebrated the end of forced masking in Nevada school in a viral video shared Thursday. “Starting tomorrow we don’t have to wear masks anymore,” a woman behind the…

‘Only A Small Cushion’: Oil Prices Surge Again As Demand Approaches Highest Level Ever

Global crude oil prices surged Friday, continuing their steady approach toward $100 per barrel, as a top energy group projected greater demand through 2022. The West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil index,…

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