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Report: Biden Leases Fewer Acres For Oil And Gas Drilling Than Any President Since 1940s

A new report from the Department of the Interior shows the Biden Administration has leased fewer acres of land for oil and gas drilling on federal lands and waters since former President Harry Truman in the 1940s.

Fifth Circuit Deals Huge Legal Blow To Social Media Censorship, Upholds Texas Law Banning It

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a Texas law prohibiting social media companies from censoring speech on the basis of political viewpoint. In a decision Friday, a panel...

Healthcare Professionals File Suit Against Pfizer Alleging Racial Bias in Minorities-Only Fellowship

A group of healthcare professionals has filed a lawsuit against Pfizer alleging the pharmaceutical company is discriminating against whites and Asians in its prestigious fellowship program because it explicitly excludes members of those races from applying.

Forbes Pushes Woke ESG Globalism

Popular business magazine leads readers into support for left-wing political strategy.

Report Finds Over $1 Billion in COVID Relief Given to Foreigners

The money might have gone to an international criminal organization.

Moscow Unveils Details of New Gas Pipeline to China

Gazprom is finalizing construction details of the Soyuz Vostok gas pipeline project with its Chinese and Mongolian partners, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit.

White House Grapples to Avoid Nationwide Railroad Strike That Could Send Gas Prices Soaring, Hamstring Supply Chain

The White House is seeking to prevent a nationwide railroad strike that could worsen supply chain bottlenecks and increase gas prices.

New York Times Censors Book Exposing World Economic Forum: Tucker Carlson

Fox News' Carlson went to bat for Alex Jones saying NYT lied about his book being the best seller list.

States to Ban Gas-Powered Cars Despite EVs’ Human, Environmental Costs

In Chile’s Salar de Atacama, locals watch helplessly as their ancestral lands wither and die, their precious water resources evaporating in briny salars.

Stubbornly High Rents, Food Prices Boost U.S. Inflation in August

U.S. consumer prices unexpectedly rose in August and underlying inflation accelerated amid rising costs for rents and healthcare, giving the Federal Reserve ammunition to deliver a third 75 basis points interest rate hike next Wednesday.

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