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U.S. Suffering From the Second Biggest Home Price Correction of the Post-WWII Era

The U.S. housing market is experiencing its second-biggest home price correction of the post-World War II era.

How COVID Vaccines Cause Cancer

Antibodies are studied more than other immune proteins for association with disease.

Charity and Capitalism Are Better Than Government

It's the season for giving.

‘Fasting for Miracles’: Is Your Fast an Act of Obedience from Faith?

The passage from Tammy Hotsenpiller's book 'Fasting for Miracles' encourages readers to trust in God and find rest in Jesus during difficult times, using the examples of Jesus calming a storm and walking on water to illustrate His power.

Blackrock to Take Zelensky’s Panhandling Act to the Next Level

Blackrock is the world’s largest asset management and investment firm.

Russian Military Age Men Waiting to Enter U.S. at Southern Border

Data show over 31,600 Russians have crossed southern border to seek political asylum since outbreak of war in Ukraine in February, US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) encountering over 5,500 Russian migrants in November alone.

Virginia High School Accused of Withholding Academic Awards in the Name of ‘Equity’

Top high school in Virginia accused of delaying academic awards and implementing policy that gives students a 50% grade just for attending class, leading to concerns about the "dumbing down of America" and a "war on merit" in the education system.

Kari Lake Appeals Dismissal of Election Lawsuit

Kari Lake, Arizona Republican nominee for governor, appeals dismissal of lawsuit challenging defeat to Democrat Katie Hobbs and requests reconsideration of all 10 counts and attorney fees.

Hackers Purchase Sensitive U.S. Military Biometric Data on eBay

German security researchers purchase biometric device from eBay containing sensitive military data, raising privacy and security concerns.

Omnibus Shows Congress’s Priorities: Authoritarianism and War

Those hoping for a Christmastime government shutdown were once again disappointed when Congress passed a 4,000-page, $1.7 trillion omnibus appropriations bill that few, if any, Representatives and Senators read before voting on.

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