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Populations Dropped in 3 Chinese Counties in 2020

Census data for three counties in China’s southeast Sichuan Province revealed that the population drop during the first year of the pandemic was as high as 22 percent.

IRS Has ‘Not Yet Finalized’ How Middle Class Will Be Affected by $80 Billion Windfall

A report from the Internal Revenue Service released last week indicated that officials are devoting much of the agency’s recent funding windfall toward audits even as the degree to which the actions will impact everyday taxpayers remains uncertain.

IRS Hasn’t Planned Details of How $80 Billion Windfall With Affect Middle Class

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) does not yet know the details of how the Biden admin's approval of an $80 billion windfall will affect middle-class audits.

Over 6 Months Later, FBI Offers $25K Rewards for Information on Pro-life Pregnancy Center Attacks

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is offering rewards for information on multiple attacks against pro-life pregnancy centers.

Christians Are Most Influenced by Family When Resolving Conflicts

A new research poll from the Barna Group shows that Christians are most influenced by family members when it comes to resolving conflicts.

How Biden’s Green Agenda Runs Through Beijing

To hear the White House tell it, the Biden administration's green energy agenda is yet another example of Scranton Joe looking out for America's blue-collar laborers.

First ‘LGBT Propaganda’ Case Opened in Russia

Russia's recent legislation restricts LGBT propaganda in the country and imposes fines on those guilty of promoting "non-traditional sexual relations," pedophilia, and transgenderism through books, films, media, and websites.

Conservatives Can Address the Election Disparity (And Maybe Even Start Winning)

In the aftermath of an underwhelming performance by Republicans in the 2022 election, demands have echoed across the internet for conservative leaders to develop a ballot-harvesting and voter-mobilization infrastructure comparable to the Left’s.

California’s Reparations Task Force Chair: Blacks Are Owed $1M Each, Homeless Should Be First in Line

Black Californians should each receive $1 million and black people who are homeless should be first in line, according to the state’s Reparations Task Force chair.

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