News Release Alaska-Flight-261-Memorial-In-Port-Hueneme The Families of Alaska Flight 261 will again honor their family members whose lives were lost on board Alaska Flight 261 on January 31, 2000. Due to the continued COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s memorial will be held both in person and a virtual link will be available for those families who are […]
Kendall Tietz Catherine Truitt, North Carolina’s superintendent of public instruction The North Carolina State Superintendent walked back plans to implement a statewide curriculum that would teach disabled preschoolers to “deconstruct whiteness,” according to a report from Education First Alliance (EFA). Catherine Truitt, North Carolina’s superintendent of public instruction, said she has not “will not sign” a contract […]
By Katy Grimes, California Globe Higher Taxes proposed for single-payer healthcare system Assembly Constitutional Amendment 11 was introduced last week in the California Legislature to enact significant tax increases to fund universal single-payer health care coverage in California, the Globe reported. Single payer is a universal state-run healthcare system financed by taxpayers, that covers the costs of healthcare […]
by Thomas L. Knapp "Frothy eloquence neither convinces nor satisfies me," Missouri congressman Willard Duncan Vandiver said in an 1899 speech: "I am from Missouri. You have got to show me." Note to Missouri governor Mike Parson: You're getting this "Show-Me State" business all wrong. Parson tried to charge Elad Gross, a candidate for […]
By Wayne Allyn Root It’s so easy to win a debate with an ignorant liberal. They have no facts. They have no brilliant oratory. Just name calling. After my national TV interviews last week explaining how the Covid-19 vaccine is killing and injuring thousands of Americans, I received an email from an ICU […]