The Biden administration has reportedly awarded about $3 billion in shelter construction and management contracts to house unaccompanied migrant children since February. The new shelters are critical as there are […]
Following an unprecedented exodus of citizens last year, California saw its population decline for the first time in recorded history. While the bust of the Gold Rush in the 19th […]
President Joe Biden’s nominee to head the Department of Justice’s civil rights division has run into more than one hiccup on the road to Senate confirmation as an apparent history […]
For the second time since February, a weak link in the nation’s critical infrastructure and supply chain has been exposed — this time by computer hackers. Colonial Pipeline, which boasts […]
Republican congressional candidate state Sen. Mark Moores is looking to build on the GOP’s strong showing in Texas last week in a special election slated for June 1 in New […]
Opponents of the federal government’s supplemental unemployment benefits argued last year that beefing up checks for those out of work risked incentivizing people to refrain from working. A disappointing jobs report […]
Critical race theory will not be part of the curriculum for Oklahoma students, following a new state bill that was signed Friday by Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt. “Now more than […]
About 750 COVID-19 victims are being warehoused in refrigerated storage units in Brooklyn that received their first bodies more than a year ago. Dina Maniotis, the executive deputy commissioner of […]
To say that President Joe Biden’s spending has gotten out of hand would be an understatement. With little more than 100 days of executive experience underneath his belt, Biden has […]
A series of recent headlines reflect the troubled state of America. The first reads straight out of Orwell: “Oregon officials propose a permanent mask mandate.” One upside to the lockdown […]
