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Country's National Bureau of Statistics reported Monday that China GDP grew 4.9% in the third quarter from year ago Read More.

Colleges have begun hiring student hall monitors to enforce mask and distancing restrictions, a move that has given students authority over their peers for their obedience to the state's COVID diktats. Read More.

On Thursday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled against the Biden administration Justice Department, asserting that Texas’ heartbeat abortion law can remain in place. Read More.

Documents released Thursday were not final report but draft discussion materials ahead of Friday meeting Read More.

Sir David Amess, a Member of Parliament (MP) for Britain’s governing Conservative Party, has been stabbed multiple times at a constituency surgery, according to reports. Read More.

None of the more than 160,000 illegal aliens recently released into the U.S. were required to receive COVID shots, Fox News reported this week. Read More.

A California man wearing woman’s clothing has been arrested for exposing himself and attempting to sexually assault a 12-year old girl in Corona on Wednesday. Read More.

The corporate media's overnight celebrity whistleblower appears to be an avowed Marxist. Read More.

The White House has asked energy companies to help lower fuel prices amid a worldwide rise in energy costs, Reuters reported on Wednesday. Read More.

Primate enthusiast and MMA commentator Joe Rogan confronted CNN medical expert Sanjay Gupta on Wednesday’s edition of his podcast, demanding answers on his network’s disinformation regarding the efficacy of the anti-parasitical drug. Read More.

President Joe Biden’s crashing polling numbers appear to have no end as he fumbles with the border crisis, a 13-year high in inflation, and the threat of empty toy shelves on Christmas Eve. Read More.

A new study commissioned by the Pentagon and released Wednesday indicates that suicides among active-duty members of the United States Army have increased by 46% relative to 2020, with 60 Soldiers killing themselves in 2021. Suicides had in turn increased last year, as well. ​​​​​​​ Read More.

As the summer season has ended, and the hot temperatures start to subside across Southern states, encouraging more people to be outside rather than inside together in the air-conditioning, the rate of COVID-19 infections in Florida has plunged so rapidly that it has the third-fasted descent in rates of cases in the nation over the last two weeks, trailing only Alabama and Hawaii. ​​​​​​​ Read More.

In May, as part of Democrats’ “Defund the Police” movement, the Alexandria, Virginia, city council voted to remove school resource officers (SRO), promising to replace them with mental health counselors. ​​​​​​​ Read More.

Oil and gas supply is too low to meet U.S. demand, due to a combination of factors, including halting of new leases on federal land, halting the Keystone Pipeline, and increasing regulatory burdens, industry analysts argue. Read More.