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U.S. Won’t Send Ukraine M1 Abrams Tanks

Reportedly due to high fuel consumption and breakdown rates.

Countering the Threat of Global Food Homogenization

The push toward globalism isn’t limited to political schemes; it also includes efforts to influence agriculture and homogenize food consumption around the world.

America Has Become the Greatest Exporter of Destructive Ideas

At the present time, China is the greatest threat to world stability, Russia is the world’s premier aggressor-nation, and Islamist groups are the primary exporters of terror and (religious) totalitarianism.

Amid the Ruin of Modernity, Pope Benedict XVI Championed a Restoration of Reason and Faith

Upon hearing the news of Pope Benedict XVI’s death on Saturday morning, I immediately thought of a long road trip I took with my wife 10 years ago, from Alaska to Texas, and a lonely stretch of highway in central Wyoming where, trapped in a car with nothing else to do, I listened to hours and hours of interviews conducted in the ’90s with then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the man destined to become Pope Benedict XVI.

Swiss Limiting Immigration to Save Environment

Swiss People's Party plans referendum to limit population to 10 million through strict immigration control.

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

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

Boston, Massachusetts Considers Mandating Masks for Schoolchildren

Boston Democratic Mayor Michelle Wu stated that Boston Public Schools is weighing a mask mandate for children following their Christmas break from school.

16-Year-Old Dead From Series of Strokes – Blocked Arteries at Base of Brain

A 16-year-old high school hockey player in St. Paul, Minnesota, died on Christmas Day after first suffering a stroke on Dec. 6.

Alberta Passes Law Protecting Citizens’ Rights Against Gov’t Overreach

Alberta's provincial government passes act to defend constitutional rights, shift burden onto federal government to challenge unconstitutional laws.

University of California San Francisco Apologizes for ‘Explicit Role’ in Unethical Experiments

The University of California San Francisco released a statement apologizing for unethical experiments done on inmates in the 1960s and 1970s.

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