by Paul O’Brien Americans of a certain age will recall a Twilight Zone episode called “It’s A Good Life.” In it, six-year-old Anthony Fremont (Billy Mumy) turns…
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By JOEL B. POLLAK The Israeli military launched airstrikes on Hamas targets in Gaza for the second time this week overnight Thursday into Friday, as…
By JACK HADFIELD Neil claimed there was “not an iota of hate in sight” on GB News Andrew Neil has responded to the leftist-organized…
By David Ware Russian President Vladimir Putin, second left, reviews a Navy parade in Baltiisk, western Russia, Sunday, July 26, 2015 during celebrations for Russian…
By VENUS UPADHAYAYA NEW DELHI—For a week there has been a buzz in the media about India’s outreach to the Taliban. There are reports saying there has…
By Tyler Durden Is he thinner, leaner and healthier? Or is he gaunt and sickly? Perhaps he previously suffered a bout of coronavirus which is…
By Helen Raleigh The Chinese government recently rushed out two new laws in an effort to increase its control over data and to counter foreign…
By Sister Toldjah Because opponents of Critical Race Theory have seen some successes at the local level in their battle to prevent the racial brainwashing…
By Ryan Saavedra A black professor at Columbia University shared a letter on Wednesday evening from a high school student who described the psychological impacts…
By Michael Austin In the wake of George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis police custody last year, anti-policing madness has taken hold of the mainstream American…