How Clarkson’s Farm Explains Crazy Politics And Future Of Farming
Besides showcasing life on a farm, the show demonstrates the intersection of politics and culture with the effects AI and autonomous robots.
There Is Nothing ‘Populist’ About Graham Platner’s Rise To Democrat Party Prominence
The notion that Platner is a 'working-class populist' rings as true as assertions that men can become women and vice versa.
CEO Of Dems’ Troubled Fundraising Platform Set To Testify On Capitol Hill
Regina Wallace-Jones will be on the hot seat Wednesday for a House hearing on ActBlue's 'deeply unsettling' activities.
GOP-Run Indiana City Considers Democrat-Run, California-Style Homeless Center
Hundreds of billions spent nationwide has only resulted in more homelessness. Councilman Russ Jehl says Fort Wayne should try a third option.
SCOTUS Has The Chance To Deliver Decisive Blow To The EPA’s Unconstitutional Overreach
A new petition before the Supreme Court gives it the opportunity to land a decisive blow against the EPA's unconstitutional overreach.
Kristen Welker’s Delusional Defense Of Brazen California Election Is Why Everyone Hates The Media
Trump's skepticism about the California races is far more understandable and justified than Welker's blind faith in their integrity.
The SEC’s Mass Surveillance Of Investors’ Transactions Violates First Amendment
Anything less than stopping the SEC’s surveillance of investors guarantees continued violation of investors’ First Amendment freedoms.
You Should Control Your Child’s Phone — Not Silicon Valley
Legislatures across the country are recognizing what parents already know: that the digital world didn’t come with safeguards.
Since SCOTUS Let Truck Drivers Who Can’t Read English Kill Americans, Trump Needs To Take Action
A recent crash of a bus in Virginia resulted in five deaths, and if the United States had sane immigration laws, it never would have happened.
How The University Of California Became A Stooge For China’s Anti-America Warfare
The Chinese Communist Party has leveraged the University of California to shape the state's policies and prioritize China’s interests.
Poll Finds 76 Percent Of Ohio Voters Support Enshrining Photo ID In State Constitution
Ohio’s Senate has done what the Republican-controlled U.S. Senate has failed to do: pass photo ID legislation.