President Biden has called for $100 billion in supplemental funding, much of which includes foreign aid. With the United States now over $33 trillion in debt, it’s more important than ever to scrutinize supplemental funding requests.
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Amid growing concern about libraries connecting children to sexually explicit activities, the American Library Association is doubling down.
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There were two prominent take-aways from this summer’s five-day annual conference of the American Library Association that I attended in Chicago: the evils of so-called book banning and the flamboyant acceptance of the LGBTQIA+ agenda.
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The purchasing power of the dollar bills in your wallet has declined 87.5% since 1971 (according to official government inflation measures). Basically, everything costs about eight times more.
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There is so much hype and fear surrounding the implementation of Central Bank Digital Currency. The central banks are pumping propaganda 24×7 and critics are buying and repeating much of it without thinking.
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The global banking cartel is the real driver of globalization, technocracy and the “Great Reset”. In 1973, commercial banks populated the Trilateral Commission, but now the central banks have replaced them.
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The powerful line, “God’s children are not for sale” is at the heart of the movie taking the nation by storm, Sound of Freedom. This agonizing true story of one man’s quest to rescue siblings who were abducted and sold into sex slavery has shined the light on the dark world of trafficking and into the pit of hell.
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With the sobering and inspiring film Sound of Freedom hitting theaters, we are faced with the reality that there is a huge appetite for child sex throughout the world. While Operation Underground Railroad is fighting the child sex movement, there is an international effort pushing it forward in the name of “children’s rights.”
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Harvard brain biologist Bertha Madras has described marijuana as the most dangerous drug in the United States, not only because of its impacts on health, but because what people think they know about it is wrong. Marijuana seems ubiquitous in our society today. So, what should we know?
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Americans have radically changed their habits on recreational drugs. Today, 22 percent of Americans currently use marijuana, 20 percent regularly drink alcohol, and 11 percent use tobacco, according to a Marist Poll on “Weed and the American Family.”
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We are two and a half years into the worst border crisis in our nation’s history. The Biden Administration’s reckless policies have single-handedly brought record-breaking numbers of illegal migrants, bad actors, and deadly narcotics to our shores. All of it was avoidable.
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According to Encyclopedia Britannica, transhumanism is a philosophical and scientific movement that advocates the use of current and emerging technologies — such as genetic engineering, cryonics, artificial intelligence, and nanotechnology — to augment human capabilities and improve the human condition.
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Geoffrey Hinton, considered one of the pioneers of artificial intelligence, quit his job as a top engineer at Google and was joining a growing number of experts who have spoken out about the dangers that the quickly accelerating technological innovation presents to society.
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Goldman Sachs has predicted that AI could lead to some 300 million layoffs among highly paid, non-menial workers in the U.S. and Europe. As Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius put it, “using data on occupational tasks in both the U.S. and Europe, we find that roughly two-thirds of current jobs are exposed to some degree of AI automation, and that generative AI could substitute up to one-fourth of current work.
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The artificially-intelligent chatbot ChatGPT could sway how people respond during a moral dilemma, a new study finds. Researchers in Germany discovered that people who read statements arguing one side of a moral dilemma were more likely to side with AI — even when they knew the opinion was coming from a chatbot.
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America and the rest of the world are headed for food shortages if policymakers enact laws based on climate change.
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As the nation suffers through yet another High Pathogenic Avian Influenza outbreak, questioning the orthodox narrative is more important than ever. If the world’s unable to feed itself, surely we humans need to figure out how to reduce these kinds of losses of poultry.
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A taxpayer-funded National Institutes of Health study that drew the conclusion that teens who receive puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones have greater life satisfaction has come under fire.
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Suddenly, a whole lot of children are confused about their biological sex. Suddenly, a whole lot of clinics have opened to treat children with cross-sex hormones and mutilating surgeries that destroy fertility. There is money to be made in these elective procedures.
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John McWhorter, the distinguished linguist, has an ecclesiastical term for the members of the current woke/progressive/CRT movement: The Elect. He has chosen that term to emphasize the fact that the movement is not just like a religion, but actually is a religion (or at least a cult) in his new book, Woke Racism.
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Last November, the United Nations held its annual climate summit, the 27th “Conference of the Parties,” in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. The ostensible goal of the gathering was to figure out a means to force nations to abide by a 1.5 degree celsius target set forth in the Paris accords, and to get rich nations to fork out the grandiose financing needed to make that happen.
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Pérez became a model in Colombia at the age of 18 who represented famous brands, plus she played Sofia in the popular telenovela, “La Costeña y El Cachaco”. Once pressured into abortion for the sake of her career as a younger woman, Pérez — now 45 and married — has since channeled her immense suffering into a testimony to guide women toward true freedom: a path that begins with respecting one’s own body and never ends with the tragedy of abortion.
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The entertainment and legacy media present abortion as empowering, but that’s not the feeling that impelled one mother to agree to a medication abortion. “I was scared to death,” she told researchers. Even five years later, the woman — who still describes herself as “pro-choice” — says she regrets her chemical abortion.
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The concept of life is weaved throughout every tenet within the GOP Platform. From conception to natural death, Republicans are expected to uphold this basic freedom that is endowed by our Creator and affirmed by our Constitution. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case, and we saw that play out during this year’s midterm elections.
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