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After listening to the State of the Union address, Americans know why the latest Reuters poll has President Joe Biden at 41 percent approval.

The Grammys went full demonic Sunday night with a highly ritualistic, overtly sexualized number by gender-fluid Sam Smith and transgender Kim Petras called “Unholy.” It gets worse.

The Walt Disney Co. is eliminating 7,000 jobs worldwide, or more than 3 percent of its workforce, as CEO Bob Iger aims to slash a stunning $5.5 billion in spending in an attempt to save the once formidable company.

U.S. Navy diving teams carried out the attack against the Nord Stream pipelines during a top secret mission overseen by President Joe Biden, a bombshell report claims.

James Comer of Kentucky called out ex-Twitter Head of Trust and Safety Yoel Roth’s Tweets criticizing Republicans during a Wednesday hearing.

‘You guys censored Harvard-educated doctors, Stanford-educated doctors, doctors that are educated in the best places in the world,’ Representative Mace said.

ChatGPT gets broke from its woke programming. Artificial Intelligence is a finicky thing. You can program it with an algorithm that makes it take on your point of view in conversations, sure, but the point of AI is for a created intelligence to operate independently.

A suspected Chinese spy balloon that the U.S. military shot down off the Carolina coast last week was part of a larger surveillance program run by the People’s Liberation Army, according to a new report.

During his State of the Union Address Tuesday night, President Joe Biden called on Congress “to restore the soul of this nation” by making abortion legal nationwide

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – February 8, 2023 President Biden devoted most of his State of the Union address on Tuesday night to celebrating what he says is a long list of legislative and economic achievements—spending on social programs and public works, subsidies for computer chips, even more subsidies for green energy, and a strong labor market. But…