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Accused Florida Sex Predator Could Be First to Receive Death Penalty Under DeSantis’ Signature Law A Florida prosecutor is using the case of a man indicted for sex crimes involving children to test a new Florida law that allows child rapists to be executed. On Friday, State Attorney William Gladson said a grand jury had…
ICYMI: Michigan Court of Appeals Rules Trump Can Stay on 2024 Primary Ballot PHOTO: DAVID HUME KENNERLY/GETTY IMAGES The Michigan Appeals Court ruled in favor of allowing former President Donald J. Trump to remain on the 2024 presidential primary ballot. The ruling follows legal challenges brought forth by plaintiffs who questioned Trump’s eligibility under the…
New York Times Forced to Issue Correction After Hunter Biden Story Backlash The New York Times has made a correction to an article about Hunter Biden after an outcry emerged at the initial published version. The article is now tagged with a correction that the Times said was made on Wednesday, the same day as…
Crane Moved into Arlington Cemetery for Removal and Destruction of Civil War Reconciliation Memorial this Week Engineers move a crane into Arlington Cemetery and erect a fence for the destruction and removal of the Civil War Reconciliation Statue from the grounds on Monday – John Reid photo The Biden regime has moved in the demolition…
Texas Board of Education Votes to Keep “Sexually Explicit” Books Out of School Libraries In a win for parents on Wednesday, the Texas Board of Education voted 13-1 vote to keep “sexually explicit” books out of school libraries. The Dallas Morning News reports the Board approved specific guidelines requiring school libraries to implement policies prohibiting…
Renewed Trust in Public Health Agencies Lies in a Return to Science, Not Special Interests This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire By Michael Chamberlain Real Clear Wire Among the direst casualties of the COVID-19 pandemic is Americans’ trust in public health authorities. According to a Pew Research poll, prior to the pandemic more than…
Former NYT Editorial Page Editor James Bennet Pens Scathing Essay: The Times “Has Metastasized From Liberal Bias to Illiberal Bias” James Bennet, former editorial page editor of The New York Times The former editorial page editor of The New York Times, James Bennet, wrote a scathing column criticizing the paper for a “shift away from…
Federal Judge Rules Against Injunction to Block Race-Based Admissions at U.S. Naval Academy On Thursday, a federal judge ruled against an injunction to temporarily halt the United States Naval Academy’s race-based admissions policies, according to Reuters. In September, Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) filed a lawsuit against West Point challenging the use of race and…
Senate GOP enters critical stretch for fending off bad candidates The GOP is escalating its push to head off problematic nominees in a slate of critical states that could determine control of the Senate next year. With the first intraparty contest now just three months away, Senate Republican leaders are entering a vital stretch as…
ESTATE SALE: Authorities Liquidate Assets of Gay Couple Arrested Last Year in Horrifying Scandal Involving Adopted Sons William Dale Zulock and Zachary Jacoby Zulock are a married, gay couple who were arrested last year after authorities in Georgia were tipped off that the two were using their adopted, underaged sons for pornography and possibly even…