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President Joe Biden is frustrated that his Covid-19 vaccination goals are floundering, in part because some Americans distrust vaccines.

House Democrats are moving to gut Immigration and Customs Enforcement — the federal agency responsible for arresting and deporting illegal immigrants — amid a raging southern border crisis that has grown exponentially since President Biden took office.

Jeffrey Toobin writes that Clarence Thomas, the longest serving justice, will frequently be able to wield the crucial power to decide who writes the majority opinion when the conservative bloc doesn’t include Chief Justice John Roberts.

Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos is being slammed for his “despicable” comments following his space flight Tuesday, in which he thanked Amazon employees and customers for financing his trip to space.

Perhaps what we see in Cuba is a harbinger of what could happen in America when we are fed up with the serial lies our government is feeding us.

Have you noticed how our language is changing?At a congressional hearing on “Birthing While Black,” nearly every politician used the words “birthing people” instead of “women” or “mothers.”

In recent days, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website has quietly increased the number of deaths reported after a COVID-19 vaccination by over 6,000.

There’s one thing most Cubans can agree on: the small island nation may never be the same again. “The history of Cuba will have to be rewritten after Sunday, the 11th of July.”

By: Matt Vespa – townhall.com – July 20, 2021 I got COVID last November. I recovered, got the antibodies and probably didn’t need the vaccine but got it anyway. This was my choice. I’m not for Biden’s door-to-door initiative, which will happen if Democrats retain control of Congress. I’m not for making this a mandatory federal policy. That being said, can we…

The Biden administration’s gross collusion with Big Tech to censor so-called misinformation is not only blatant tyranny but also obvious hypocrisy.

More than 25% of people who attended religious services at least once a month before the novel coronavirus pandemic have no plans to return to their church, synagogue or mosque in the next few weeks as restrictions continue to be lifted, according to data from a recent AP-NORC poll.