Vermont taxpayers spent $8 million on electric buses that are not suitable for cold weather.
Another Lesson Learned in Vermont’s Winter Here we go again. A valuable lesson emerges about the clash of political ambition and engineering realities, this time in Burlington, Vermont, during winter. While electric buses may function well in milder climates, the expectation that they can fully replace diesel buses in northern states during long, cold winters […]
Republicans and Democrats are uprising — but for quite different reasons
Reflections on America’s 250th Anniversary As America approaches its 250th anniversary, one clear theme emerges: there’s a pronounced discontent with the elites among the citizenry. Our founders would likely be proud of this spirit; they forged this nation through rebellion against an unapproachable ruling class. Yet, it remains uncertain whether today’s elites will be fully […]
Media refers to it as ‘mental health,’ while Rick Burgess labels it as demonic: Analyzing the Tumbler Ridge shooting and the transgender issue
Not too long ago, those who had difficulty reconciling with their biological sex were diagnosed with a condition known as gender dysphoria. Recently, however, a growing acceptance of transgender identity has taken hold, and advocacy for transgender rights is more prominent than ever. Concern over rising transgender violence. On February 10, Jesse Van Rootseller, an […]
It’s easier than ever for K-12 students to skip class without facing consequences.
Teen Protests: Activism or Skipping Class? Watching the flood of social media videos lately, one might quickly notice something. Many teens joining anti-ICE protests seem more like kids excited to leave class than dedicated activists. Their faces really reflect that vibe. Are they really committed to change? Maybe, but it often feels more about skipping […]
Chinese Control: How the CCP is entering universities
Documentary Explores Foreign Influence in U.S. Universities Steve Cortez’s latest documentary, titled “The Chinese College Takeover,” delves into the growing presence of Chinese individuals in American universities. Sarah Gonzalez, a host on Blaze TV, points out that this is just another facet of immigration that deserves thorough examination. “Once you recognize the issue, you can’t […]
Cooking is simple; it’s our current worries that complicate it.
Living with Food Fears Many people in modern Western society find themselves trapped by self-inflicted anxieties that hinder their ability to engage with the world around them. There’s this widespread avoidance of “expired” foods, for instance. We often turn to the CDC’s website or consult our digital meat thermometers, all in an effort to reassure […]
Nixon was the first victim of the deep state: 7 newly revealed pages alter everything
Deep State Allegations Gain Traction from Nixon’s Testimony The concept of the “deep state”—a covert group of unelected officials manipulating government policies behind the scenes—has often been regarded as a conspiracy theory. However, Liz Wheeler, a host on Blaze TV, recently pointed to seven declassified documents from Richard Nixon’s 1975 grand jury testimony as proof […]
Investigators have a new clue about the suspect captured in a troubling doorbell video.
Authorities investigating the case of Nancy Guthrie have reportedly uncovered new information regarding the suspect featured in a recent alarming doorbell surveillance video. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos informed CBS News that investigators suspect the clothing and face mask worn by the individual in the video were bought at Walmart, and efforts are underway to […]
Are common foods harming our children? Casey DeSantis reveals hidden toxins in pantry essentials
Florida’s Initiative on Food Safety “People have a right not to be poisoned. It seems obvious, yet many in the food industry don’t seem to agree,” expressed a host on Blaze TV, Allie Beth Stuckey. This sentiment is part of the Florida Department of Health’s proactive strategy. The program, known as Healthy Florida First, is […]
Trump’s economic figures appear promising so far, but that’s not what you’d gather from the news.
U.S. Economy Shows Signs of Improvement, Yet Public Dissatisfaction Persists Recent data illustrates a steady improvement in the U.S. economy, particularly highlighted by a shift from government jobs to those in the private sector, and new jobs increasingly going to native-born Americans as opposed to immigrants. Nonetheless, polls indicate a general dissatisfaction among Americans regarding […]