Journalism
Under the Radar? Melania Trump Does So Much For America
As I considered various tales of hope, despair, injustice, or resilience in selecting a topic for this column I was prompted to go above the political fray and look to someone who is doing a lot... Read More.
Primary Night Insights
Tuesday night’s primaries contained some surprises and some indicators as to where November might wind up. All in all, a good night for Republicans. First, there was a key primary race for the U.S. Sen... Read More.
Idaho Governor Brad Little seeking immunity from civil liability
By Daniel Bobinski On March 18, Idaho’s Governor Brad Little restricted pharmacists from dispensing hydroxychloroquine for off label use. Since that time, 217 Idahoans have died from Covid-related deat... Read More.
New York Attorney General Brings Lawsuit; Seeks to Dissolve the NRA
Today, the Attorney General of the State of New York, Letitia James announced through a press conference that she was filing suit against the National Rifle Association (NRA), Executive Vice President ... Read More.
Five State Election Results for August 4 Primary
Five states held their primaries on August 4th: Kansas, Arizona, Michigan, Missouri, and Washington state. Arizona and Michigan were the most-watched elections because of the importance of these states... Read More.
When police willfully ignore mask exemptions
By Daniel Bobinski While escorting a woman out of the Boise airport for not wearing a mask, a Boise police officer admitted he had not read the mayor’s mask order and was unfamiliar with its exemptions... Read More.
Seven Major October Surprises Awaiting Democrats
In the past, the term “October Surprise” has almost always involved the Democrats turning up some last-minute dirt on a Republican. Perhaps the best-known of these was the revelation of a driving-whi... Read More.
President Trump Considers Ban of Social Media App TikTok; Microsoft has 45 Days to Secure Purchase
On Friday, it was reported that President Donald J. Trump was considering, due to national security concerns, a US ban of the social media app, TikTok, a Chinese video-sharing social networking service... Read More.
Social Media Censorship Won’t Keep Trump from Being Reelected in a Landslide
Remember a couple of months ago people were all excited about Dr. Robert Epstein claiming Google preventing Trump-related searches or banning Trump ads was going to throw the election to the Democrats ... Read More.
COVID-19 Poses Virtually No Health Risk to Athletes
For millions of Americans, the public response to COVID-19 won’t deliver a psychological body blow until - or if - college football is canceled. Increasingly, this looks like a real possibility, especi... Read More.
President Trump Signs Permits, Strengthening US Energy Industry
On Wednesday, President Trump traveled to Midland, Texas to sign 4 Presidential Permits to ensure the Energy Sector remains independent from foreign producers. The permits will cut regulations, simplif... Read More.
AG Barr Testifies Before House Judiciary Committee; Confirms No Interference in Running of DOJ
On Tuesday, Attorney General William Barr testified to the House Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill. Committee chairman Jerold Nadler (D-NY)made his opening statement after an hour delay because he wa... Read More.
The Targeting of Dr. Stella Immanuel
"And I hug them, and I tell them, "it's going to be okay. You're going to live." Dr. Stella Immanuel Opinion by Celia Farber Her talk in Washington DC, is now the gauntlet in what many are calling the ... Read More.
Liberals, Secession, and “The Other”
Recently there has been an uptick in discussions of secession. Last week on his #1 radio show, Rush Limbaugh pondered what secession would look like, with California and New York (and some satellite st... Read More.
Facebook is lying – and people are dying
By Daniel Bobinski In the 1930’s, a skillful propagandist named Paul Joseph Goebbels was able to exercise great control over the news in Germany. Using radio – a new media at the time – and film, Goebb... Read More.
