Monkeypox is in the news this week, but there’s no need to panic. It does not spread easily between humans; the confirmed cases appear linked to intimate contact between men who attended a pair of raves in Spain and Belgium.Continue Reading
The Department of Homeland Security last week “paused” the work of its Disinformation Governance Board. Nina Jankowicz, dubbed “Scary Poppins” for her odd musical stylings on TikTok, resigned as head of the board—which may never meet.Continue Reading
New research shows that only 7% of people in the UK describe themselves as practicing Christians, while a survey of Christian pastors in the US found that only 37% have a biblical worldview.Continue Reading
While some of the $50+ billion promised to Ukraine is for economic and humanitarian aid, most of it will go to the weapons industry.Continue Reading
The New York Times and other corporate media outlets described the surrender of troops holed up at the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol as the end of Ukraine’s “combat mission” there.Continue Reading
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul used the weekend massacre in Buffalo to call for legislation to “silence the voices of hatred and racism.” It appears the Elon Musk’s bid to buy Twitter has convinced them that they can’t rely on corporate censorship anymore.Continue Reading
Western sanctions have increased Russia’s oil and gas revenue by 50%. Russia’s revenue from oil and gas sales hit a record high in April.Continue Reading
This week featured news of surging inflation surging, record high fuel prices, and shortages of baby formula. Democrats propose yet more government control over the economy, an approach that has never worked.Continue Reading
Inflation hit 8.5% in April, led by increases in food, fuel, and airline fares, surprising experts who expected surging prices to cool.Continue Reading
The White House has declined to condemn the leak of a draft opinion from the Supreme Court or the doxxing of pro-life justices, instead deferring to the pro-abortion rage mob that intends to intimidate the court.Continue Reading