NYT faces backlash online for minimizing the notorious ‘population bomb’ false alarm
On Friday, the ecologist known for some of history’s most controversial global forecasts passed away, but the New York Times chose to highlight his anti-population claims. Paul Ehrlich gained fame through his 1968 bestseller, The Population Bomb, where he warned of impending mass starvation due to overpopulation and resource depletion. But, well, his predictions… they […]
Democrats respond strongly to Trump’s weekend threats against ‘fake news’ media
As the conflict with Iran enters its third week, the Trump administration is expressing discontent with how traditional media is covering the situation. This past Sunday, President Trump took to Truth Social to criticize what he referred to as “fake news” that arose over the last two weeks, even hinting at collusion between certain American […]
Susie Wiles, Trump’s Chief of Staff, has been diagnosed with cancer.
President Donald Trump shared that his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, has been diagnosed with early-stage cancer. The announcement was made via a post on Truth Social, in which Trump commended Wiles for her leadership within the administration and her commitment to the American people. He reassured that her prognosis looks “excellent” and indicated that […]
James Talarico’s risky ascent to fame
James Talarico: Rising Star in Texas Politics James Talarico’s recent success against Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett in the Democratic Senate primary has put him at the forefront of political discussions in Texas. But it’s more than just this victory that’s capturing attention. First elected to the Texas House in 2018, Talarico gained fame after clips […]
Sara Gonzales criticizes ‘Karen’ for attacking Charlie Kirk
Republican Partnership with Turning Point USA Raises Concerns Recent reports indicate that Republican leaders are collaborating with Turning Point USA to increase the organization’s influence in educational institutions. Often perceived as controversial, Turning Point USA has faced scrutiny regarding its messaging and political stance. During a segment, Sarah Gonzalez, host on Blaze TV, seemed taken […]
The upcoming significant change in the Supreme Court may focus on issues other than abortion or firearms.
Qualified immunity is a legal doctrine that often prevents lawsuits against government officials unless a prior court decision has “clearly established” that their specific actions violate the Constitution. This can leave many individuals without means for redress, which raises serious concerns about constitutional rights. It’s important to clarify: the Constitution is meant to safeguard individual […]
Dan Crenshaw attributes his embarrassing defeat to voters and ‘conspiracies’ in a complaining interview with Margaret Brennan
Dan Crenshaw’s Primary Loss: A Voter’s Fault? Texas Representative Dan Crenshaw faced a significant defeat in the Republican primary on March 3, as his opponent, State Representative Steve Toth, garnered over 57% of the votes. Despite the clear outcome, Crenshaw seemed to place the blame on voters, suggesting they’d been misinformed and didn’t adequately participate […]
The approach to winning elections has remained the same for 2,000 years.
Political Campaigning Through the Ages As we approach another highly charged election season, expect a wave of campaign messages to inundate every screen and inbox. It’s interesting to note that despite the arrival of new technologies, political campaigning strategies have seen little change over the past two millennia. Take, for instance, 64 BC when Marcus […]
Denver pastor speaks out: ‘Silence on biblical matters means being complicit with evil’
Cultural Shift in Colorado Challenges Local Pastor Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub of Brave Church in Denver, Colorado, is grappling with how his state has transformed. What used to be viewed as a simple political discussion is now being seen as a pressing biblical concern. He comments, “People don’t move to Denver for the sense of community; […]
California’s latest foolish tech concept: Present your documents to browse
California’s Technology Regulation Trends California has been known to adopt some of the less favorable technology regulatory ideas from other countries. After lawmakers enacted censorship laws in 2022, which were criticized as being borrowed from England, the state is now looking to Australia for inspiration. A new measure imposing age restrictions for social media accounts […]