Articles

Businesses are “pleading” with the Biden administration to delay a plan to mandate businesses with 100 or more employees require vaccines or weekly testing over concerns that, if the rule goes into force before the holiday season, businesses could see a “mass exodus” of workers when many need them most, per CNBC. Read More.

A crowd of merely three people showed up at the second day of a private sale of the personal artwork of Hunter Biden over the weekend, from which the President’s son has sought to profit to the tunes of millions off of selling his personal artwork. Read More.

Superintendent Scott Ziegler's email contradicts his previous statement Read More.

Dozens of General Electric (GE) employees walked out of work in protest of coronavirus vaccine mandates on Thursday morning. Read More.

The sheriff's office says the investigation into the incident "remains open and active" Read More.

Migrant encounters at the southern border dropped slightly to under the 200,000 mark in September, data released Friday by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) show – as numbers for FY 2021 show record numbers amid an ongoing border crisis that has been a major challenge for the Biden administration. Read More.

An Indiana school board meeting turned hostile after a parent confronted a board member on continued abusive mask mandates on children in the schools. Read More.

Joe Biden fumbles over an answer after being questioned on why he hasn’t visited the U.S.-Mexico border. Read More.

The leftwing attorneys are accused of distributing Molotov cocktails to fellow protesters Read More.

Shipping costs are surging around the globe, causing the price of sending a container from Asia to the West Coast to increase many times over. Read More.

Republican leader Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) grilled Attorney General Merrick Garland during a House Oversight Committee hearing on Department of Justice procedures Thursday, demanding to know whether the DOJ is investigating the alleged sexual assault in Loudoun County schools . . . Read More.

On Wednesday the US Department of State took to social media to wish the American people a happy “International Pronouns Day” and share an article that discusses the phenomenon of Americans increasingly putting their ‘gender pronouns’ on their profiles.  Read More.

Abbot's will talk about climate change. His opinions for which MIT canceled its event were about diversity, equity inclusion initiatives Read More.

Mental health professionals are no substitute for the police, city lawmakers learn Read More.

On Wednesday, unions representing workers in New York City said they would bring legal action against the mayor’s new vaccine requirement.  Read More.