Journalism
Despite Silence on Crucial Policy Issues, Merrick Garland Confirmation Likely
Merrick Garland, President Joe Biden's nominee for U.S. Attorney General, spent two days this week answering, and sometimes evading, questions asked of him during the Senate confirmation hearings. Desp... Read More.
Jan. 6 Capitol Breach: FBI and Capitol Police Were Aware of Threats
At the joint-Senate hearing on the Jan. 6 Capitol riot yesterday, top former Capitol security officers testified that prior intelligence neglected to forecast the extent of the potential damage that mi... Read More.
Teachers Unions Fight for Stringent Conditions on Schools Reopening
New York New York public middle schools are on schedule to resume in-person classes this week. They were closed for more than six months when Covid-19 first hit, followed by multiple false starts—befor... Read More.
Update On Gavin Newsom Recall: CA Gov. Signs Bill Making Mail In Ballots Mandatory
On Feb. 19, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 29 (SB29), requiring county election officials to mail a ballot to every registered active voter for all elections announced or conducted in ... Read More.
Democrats Join Push to Remove Gov. Cuomo’s Emergency Pandemic Powers
A growing number of Democrats have joined the list of lawmakers calling for New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's extensive emergency pandemic powers to be restricted, echoing what Republicans have said for... Read More.
Dems Allege Disinformation And Extremism In Conservative Media
Two Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Anna Eshoo (D-CA) and Jerry McNerney (D-CA), sent form letters to CEOs of major cable and technology companies questioning whether they will co... Read More.
The Political Class Has Abandoned the Ten Commandments
"Statesmen may plan and speculate for Liberty, but it is Religion and Morality alone, which can establish the Principles upon which Freedom can securely stand."--John Adams, letter to Zabdiel Adams (21... Read More.
Marinating in Squidpickle Juice
I really planned a different column for today, one on inflation. Honest. But Patriot Day, January 6, is the gift that keeps on giving, like Clark Griswold’s jelly-of-the-month-club. The fact is, 45 day... Read More.
Laura Loomer’s Persistent Battle With The Tech Giants
On Aug. 29, 2018, Freedom Watch filed a lawsuit against Apple, Facebook, Google, and Twitter, alleging that the companies intentionally suppressed politically conservative content on their platforms in... Read More.
U.S. Supreme Court Denies PA Republicans Appeal On Ballots
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Pennsylvania Republicans' months-long dispute over an extended deadline for receiving mail-in ballots, saying it was moot. However, Justices Clarence T... Read More.
CDC School Reopening Guidance Causes Debate
The CDC’s long-awaited guidelines on a phased reopening for schools across the country issued Feb. 12 are still causing contention in many areas. The recommendations for safe reopening were universal ... Read More.
SC Fetal Heartbeat Bill Halted By Planned Parenthood Lawsuit
South Carolina lawmakers passed the long-awaited "South Carolina Fetal Heartbeat and Protection from Abortion Act" on Feb. 17, and Gov. Henry McMaster (R) signed the bill into law on Feb. 18. The House... Read More.
Biden’s New Presidential Clothes Are an Illusion
The Emperor's New Clothes The Emperor’s New Clothes is a popular children’s fairy tale about a ruler who ends up walking around nude while all his nobles and court attendant repeatedly tells everyone h... Read More.
Hart to Bypass Iowa Election Law to Have Pelosi-Led-House Be Judge
There is a widely uncovered situation developing in the House of Representatives that has the potential to send huge shockwaves through Congress and throughout Washington, if the most radical left-wing... Read More.
Connecticut Parents Fight Government Overreach
The Coronavirus vaccine rollout is fueling a debate that has been brewing in the state of Connecticut for a year now. Parents there are fearfully arguing that a recent set of bills could expand to mean... Read More.
