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Cancel culture never really goes away. The Left just adapts it in new ways. Case in point, the city of Piedmont, California. I’m not sure why the San Francisco Chronicle decided to devote an entire article to one man’s effort to cancel the city of Piedmont, but that’s what it did.
A Mexican criminal illegal alien who smuggled over 90 firearms into the United States has pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges following an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).
The political necessity for doing something doesn’t make it more doable, sometimes it makes it impossible. Iran isn’t going to make an actual deal. And while deals are impossible with terrorists anyway, Iran’s Islamic regime is going to drag this out as long as possible to help the Dems. That’s not breaking new ground. The regime did this early on during the hostage crisis to hurt the Carter administration towards which, despite Carter’s sympathy for Islamic terrorists, it harbored a special resentment.
Worrying about 'inflation' won't make it any easier to feed our families. Adapting to reality might.
The Smithsonian Museum of American History has suffered a complete “ideological takeover,” warned Hillsdale professor Dr. Matthew Spaulding on “Washington Watch.” “There’s really nothing there about America.”
(LifeSiteNews) — A California judge has forbidden medical boards from investigating, prosecuting, accusing, or sanctioning doctors “based on the viewpoint of the information, recommendations, or advice they give a patient about COVID-19, including their departure from the position of the public health authorities.”
The H-1B controversy is not really about visas alone; it is about whether an employment pipeline designed to fill specialized shortages has also become a durable channel for wage suppression, shell-company abuse, and coercive labor practices. The Labor Department’s inspector general has now turned that suspicion into a formal, multi-agency probe, and the government is saying out loud what many enforcement records have long implied: the same pressure points that make the program useful also make it vulnerable to organized fraud.
Congress Can Start H-1B Reforms in “Reconciliation 3.0” Bill Supply: Heritage RSS Feed | Writer: Simon Hankinson, Jeremy Neufeld |…
As we reported, Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed earned a pack of trouble when a documentary from 2020 revealed him saying he “hated” Mackinac Island in 2018.
