Less Than 1 Month Into Biden Admin, Majority Surveyed Say More Gov't Control Is Bad
The poll found that over half of all respondents believed government regulations were bad for the economy.
Month: February 2021
Op-Ed: The 4 Basic Principles That Will Lead America Back to Prosperity
'Biden’s policy actions are not consistent with these principles. They are in fact, diametrically opposed to them.'
Coca-Cola Introduces Smaller, Recycled Bottles in Move to Help Fight Climate Change
Recyclable material is planned for even more bottles of company-produced drinks, including in containers for Dasani water and Sprite.
Economics Professor: Why the Minimum Wage Is Complete Garbage
'It is no accident that before the advent of the minimum wage law, unemployment rates for all age categories were similar.'
This Is the 'Abhorrent' Message Gina Carano Was Fired for: Turns Out She Was Right
The very fact that Carano feels compelled to make comments like this encapsulates the severity of our divisions.
Coal Is Rescuing Americans During Polar Vortex While Wind Turbines Actually Drain Energy from Grid
The reality of sustainable energy is rolling blackouts, stressed power grids and pollution created from disposing of wind turbines.
Bodycam Footage Shows Police Chase Take Touching Turn When Cop Hugs Scared Suspect
Bodycam footage of a police chase in Kentucky revealed a moment of human kindness after a tense few moments.
'He Sentenced Thousands' to Death: Daughter of NY Nursing Home COVID Victim Slams Cuomo
After a top aide to New York Gov. Cuomo admitted to covering up nursing home deaths, a relative of one of the victims is speaking out.
Video Shows Cheering Supporters Lining the Road as Trump's Motorcade Drives Past on President's Day
For those who think it's time to write off former President Donald Trump as a political has-been, this video will disabuse them of that.
Two Police Officers Help Turn Marine Vet's Home from Uninhabitable to Livable Again
Last weekend, a group of people made a concerted effort to let 67-year-old disabled Marine veteran Katheryn Baarson know she was seen.
'Jeopardy!' Champion Brayden Smith Dead at Age 24
'He was kind, funny and absolutely brilliant,' the game show said in a statement. 'Our deepest condolences go out to Brayden’s family.'
Minneapolis Officials Abruptly Reverse Course on 'Defund the Police' as Crime Soars
There's a lesson here for every other city in the country that thinks it might be a good idea to get rid of its police department.
Lindsey Graham Backs Lara Trump for US Senate Even Though She Hasn't Announced Yet
'I'll certainly be behind her because I think she represents the future of the Republican Party,' the senator said.
Texas Power Output Hampered as Wind Turbines Freeze in Winter Storm
Millions in Texas are without power due to frozen wind turbines, raising questions about the potential drawbacks of renewable energy.
Antifa Use Snow Barrier to Block Seattle Police from Responding to Emergencies
Videos from a snowstorm in Seattle show protesters, reportedly antifa, blocking police officers from going out on calls.
Biden Calls for 3 Major Gun Control Moves on Anniversary of Parkland School Shooting
Biden's gun control proposals were rolled out on the third anniversary of the Parkland shooting that claimed 17 lives.
12-Year-Old Fends Off Home Invaders Who Shot His Grandma, Killing One
A 12-year-old North Carolina boy shot and killed an intruder after his 73-year-old grandmother was shot.
Mitt Romney Could Face Censure for Voting to Convict Trump
Some Utah Republicans are angry that GOP Sen. Mitt Romney once again sided with Democrats over Donald Trump.
Republicans Demand Explanation from Pelosi Amid Extended National Guard Deployment in DC
House Republicans would like a straight answer from Nancy Pelosi about the plan to keep troops in DC through the fall.
US Military Comes to the Rescue After Cuban Nationals Get Stuck on Deserted Island for 33 Days
The US Coast Guard has rescued two men and one woman from a deserted island in a search-and-rescue mission.
Young Not Stupid: Reagan Insider Reveals How Biden Is Already Alienating the Democrat-Dominated Congress
Peggy Grande was Ronald Reagan's executive assistant from 1989 to 1999, playing a major role in Reagan's post-Presidency in public life.