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1,300 New York Times Staffers Refuse Order to Return to Office

More than a thousand New York Times employees are refusing a company order to return to the office at least three days a week, citing inflationary pressures.

Half of Americans Think U.S. Will No Longer Be a Global Superpower Within Ten Years

A new YouGov/Economist poll asking Americans about the likelihood of various "dire political scenarios" found that half the country think that within ten years the US will no longer be a global superpower and there will be a "total economic collapse."

Navy Quietly Rescinds Order Punishing Seals for Religious Exemptions to COVID Vax Mandate

"Now that the Navy has rescinded this unlawful order, the only reason it won't allow our SEALs to get back to doing their jobs is because of their religious beliefs," said First Liberty's Senior Counsel Mike Berry.

Ukrainians Party in Kiev as America Continues Sending Billions in Foreign Aid to Stop ‘Invasion’

A new video has surfaced of Ukrainians partying the night away in the capital city of Kiev, where the American people are told they must send their hard-earned dollars to stop Russian invaders from overrunning the nation and destabilizing the liberal world order.

Trump Lawyers Oppose DOJ Request to Continue to Use Classified Docs Seized by FBI During Investigation

Former President Trump’s legal team opposed the Justice Department’s motion to continue its review of classified documents seized by the FBI during its raid of Mar-a-Lago last month, slamming the entire investigation as "unprecedented and misguided," and one that has "spiraled out of control," while stressing that the government has not yet proven that the records "remain classified."

‘Significant Proof’ Air Force Discriminated Against Troops Seeking Vax Religious Exemptions

Air Force members seeking religious exemptions from the U.S. military’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate have provided “significant proof” that the military branch has discriminated against...

‘Net Harm’ from COVID Boosters ‘Outweigh the Expected Benefits’: ‘First Risk-Benefit Assessment’ Gives ‘Five-Part Ethical Argument Against Booster Mandates for Young People’

"Our estimate suggests an expected net harm from boosters in this young adult age group, whereby the negative outcomes of all severe adverse events and hospitalizations may on average outweigh the expected benefits in terms of Covid-19 hospitalizations averted," say study authors from Oxford, Harvard, and Johns Hopkins.

Border Sheriffs Slam DC Mayor, Officials for Declaring Emergency Over Migrant Buses: ‘They Have Seen Nothing’

Sheriffs dealing with the crisis at the southern border are taking aim at Washington, D.C., for declaring a public emergency over the migrants that have been bused into the sanctuary city by Texas and Arizona -- and bristling at claims that the buses have turned D.C. into a "border town."

Federer: September 11th—Political Islam’s Long War on the West

By William J. Federer September 10, 2022 Americans remember December 7th as the tragic date Pearl Harbor was attacked. The Confederacy remembered the defeat at Gettysburg. In a...

Former New Zealand PM Doesn’t See Beijing as ‘The Aggressor’

Former New Zealand Prime Minister John Key said he does not see the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) as “the aggressor” and he had opposed pressure to be more outspoken on the regime.

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