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By: Jennifer Sey – thespectator.com – February 19, 2023 The landmark Cochrane study shows that the mask skeptics were right. “Are you anti-mask?” “Are you anti-vax?” “Are you anti-science?” Employees of Levi Strauss & Co repeatedly pummeled me with these questions during 2020-2022, when I was the company’s brand president. Why? I advocated in defense of children: against the masking of toddlers,…

It’s just a matter of how long the U.S. Government can stall before the bill finally comes due. Let’s start with the math. The U.S. national debt now exceeds $31.5 trillion. Source: There’s Going to Be Hell to Pay › American Greatness

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – February 9, 2023 President Biden boasted during his State of the Union address about cutting the deficit by a record $1.7 trillion. His putative conversion into a born-again deficit cutter is belied by this week’s Congressional Budget Office federal budget report for January, which shows the deficit has doubled in the first four…

This week, First Liberty argued in defense of our Navy SEALs in federal appeals court. One of our clients recently shared his experience of the outrageous religious discrimination and punishment that left him feeling betrayed.

By: Mark P. Mills – wsj.com – February 1, 2023 Mr. Kara, a professor of human trafficking and modern slavery at Nottingham University and a senior fellow at Harvard’s School of Public Health, labels himself an activist. His journeys through the Congo’s jungles and mines are surprisingly reminiscent of the country’s 19th-century explorers, as he treks where few others have dared and…

Moral worth, in the world of Frozen II, is gained without any actual cost, simply by the gesture of Good Intentions.

It is, in fact, a rejection of the history of black American freedom, not an embrace of it.

New York Times reporter Stephania Lai has recently published a helpful and revealing story about Congress’s new-found, bipartisan embrace of earmarks. Republicans banned them for a while, but Democrats brought them back. Now both parties are drinking from the public earmark trough.

One of the best things about living in Texas is that we have a somewhat larger-than-average state sales tax but no state income tax.

  Tune in to hear the uncut oral argument from the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. Plus, we’ll be Live! outside the court explaining what you’re about to hear.

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