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Potentially Lowest World Temperature in Years Recorded in Antarctica Amid Mainstream ‘Climate Change’ Heat Alarm

Concordia Research Station, a Franco-Italian base in Antarctica, may have recorded the lowest temperature globally in the last six years.

Niger Coup Results in Ruling Party Headquarters Fire, President Losing Power

Seventh coup in West and Central Africa since 2020.

11% Increase in Cancer Cases from 2019 to 2023—Only 6% Increase from 2015 to 2019, Just Before COVID Vaccine Rollout: American Cancer Society Data

The percent increase in cancer rate estimates in the U.S. between 2019 and 2023 nearly doubled the percent increase between 2015 and 2019.

Christians Win $300,000 Settlement After Wrongful Arrest for Attending Church During COVID

The individuals—Gabriel Rench, Sean Bohnet, and his wife Rachel Bohnet—had initiated a civil lawsuit against the city, claiming their First Amendment rights were violated during a religious gathering in 2020.

Tori Kelly Hospitalized After Collapse—Blood Clots Found

Her friends drove her to the hospital.

DeSantis Lays off 1/3 of Campaign Staff Amid Fundraising Difficulties

Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is laying off more than one-third of his campaign staff as he falls in polls.

U.S. Air Force Official Attributes Superior Ethical Position of American Military’s AI to ‘Judeo-Christian’ Roots

"Regardless of what your beliefs are, our society is a Judeo-Christian society, and we have a moral compass. Not everybody does. And there are those that are willing to go for the ends regardless of what means have to be employed," said Lt. Gen. Richard G. Moore Jr.

Moscow, Idaho Reaches Settlement With Christians Arrested for Not Wearing Masks at Outdoor Church Event

One man said the event represents a "microcosm" of a nationwide problem.

Democrat Cori Bush Compares Abortion Pills To Tylenol

Democrat Rep. Cori Bush suggested that restricting access to abortion pills would be similar to "placing a ban on Tylenol."

Stanford Law School’s Associate Dean for Diversity Steps Down Who Called for Protesting Federal Judge

Tirien Steinbach, the Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Stanford Law School, has stepped down from her position following a controversy involving a sitting federal judge.

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