Today’s Newest Headlines
- The tables appear to be turning in the race that is taking place between Republican Mehmet Oz and Democrat John Fetterman for a Pennsylvania U.S. Senate seat. While Fetterman has been dominating the polls thus far, Breitbart News reports...
- Add another one to the Biden administration’s ever-growing gaffe count, courtesy of Vice President Kamala Harris. Fox News reports that Harris, during a recent public speech, confused North and South Korea, erroneously claiming that the United States has a...
- A longtime newsman and White House correspondent who traveled the world to report on major events and held multiple presidents of both parties to account over the decades has passed away. William “Bill” Plante of CBS News was 84...
- It seems as though the world is sliding toward another major global conflict, this time featuring nuclear-armed powers, and the steepening nature of that slide can be attributed in part to the increasingly sharpened rhetoric employed by Russian President...
- For decades, CNN was a mouthpiece of the left while claiming to be a trusted news source. Perhaps that lie has caught up to the network that is now in turmoil. CNN has continued to slash its workforce in...
- The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving New York’s controversial vaccine mandates in what could be a landmark decision regarding the government’s overreach during the pandemic. The case comes from New York Police Detective Anthony Marciano...
- Philadelphia is a city plagued by violent crime. Now the city’s mayor wants to disarm law-abiding citizens’ right to protection. Democrat Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney banned weapons in all city recreation facilities via a new executive order, Breitbart reported....
- A new report from Just the News has revealed a scheme assembled for the 2020 presidential election in which the federal government conspired with private groups to censor messages it didn’t like because it was prohibited by the First Amendment...
- Does membership in the group Oath Keepers – which is at the center of the partisan Jan. 6 committee’s theory that the Capitol riot was an “insurrection” – disqualify someone from holding public office? That’s the contention of Democratic...
- Republicans in the House of Representatives are insisting that the Department of Justice review a $637 million deal involving New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office, and a major donor to her campaign. Hochul became the focus of attention just...