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China Claims It Will Try to Fill Wheat Shortage Caused by Ukraine-Russia War

China’s Agriculture and Finance Ministries issued a joint notice on Friday urging farmers to maximize China’s spring plowing season of wheat and soybeans from early April in an effort to alleviate an expected global food supply shortage caused by Russia’s latest war with Ukraine.

Youngkin Calls Being VA. Governor ‘Absolute Affirmation of My Faith’ at Liberty University Talk

Mr. Youngkin spoke at a morning convocation at the Lynchburg campus of what is believed to be the country’s largest evangelical university.

A Study in Supreme Court Confirmation Contrasts: Ketanji Brown Jackson vs. Brett Kavanaugh

Jackson supporters "pretending" that "serious questions and discussion on the relevant qualifications of a judge" are "somehow equivalent to what happened in the Brett Kavanaugh process," says legal activist Carrie Severino.

Canadian Pastor Brings Christ to Inmates While in Jail for Nearly Six Weeks Now

A famed pastor who was repeatedly imprisoned for opposing the Canadian government is now preaching behind bars.

4 Big Takeaways From the New York Times’s Attempt to Control the Hunter Biden Narrative

A closer look at The New York Times’ reporting on Hunter Biden shows Biden’s team may be laying the groundwork ahead of an even bigger story.

Army Approves Reduced Physical Fitness Standards for Women, Older Soldiers

Following a three-year review, the Army has scrapped plans to use the same physical fitness test for all soldiers.

Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Bill Garners Strong Support and Opposition

The Parental Rights in Education bill is expected to hit the desk of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis “soon.”

Wisconsin School District Seeks to ‘Protect Queer Students’ Identities’ From Their Parents

The Eau Claire school district also pushed a "heterosexual privilege" list

Prominent Maine Democrat Arrested on Child Pornography Charges, Bail Set at Only $50K

prominent Democratic politician and megadonor in Maine was arrested and charged with possession of child pornography, but his bail was set at only $50,000.

Eric Adams Considering Using Drones to Fight NYC Crime, Sources Say

Mayor Eric Adams is mulling a mini-army of drones to fight surging crime in the Big Apple — possibly deploying the high-flying robocops from rooftops as watchful guardians of Gotham, sources told The Post.

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