Church Sues Police Department, City for Taking Its Weed and Shrooms
by Trevor Schakohl A religious organization in Oakland, California, that celebrates controlled psychedelic mushrooms and marijuana use is suing the city, the police department and one of its officers for allegedly violating its First- and 14th-Amendment rights...
Catholic Group Unveils Ad Slamming Biden for ‘Failure’ to Protect Churches, Pregnancy Centers from Attacks
by Laurel Duggan CatholicVote, a Catholic advocacy organization, released a seven-figure ad campaign Wednesday targeting President Joe Biden for failing to protect Catholic churches and pregnancy resource centers from escalating attacks since the Supreme Court...
Commentary: Green Fascists Are Destroying the World
by Edward Ring Earlier this summer, the CO2 Coalition was banished from LinkedIn. The CO2 Coalition, with only three full-time employees and an annual budget of under $1 million, had committed the unpardonable sin of sharing contrarian perspectives on climate...
Texas School Removes Dozens of Books ‘for Review,’ Including Bible and Anne Frank Adaptation
Millions in PPP Loans to Companies Linked to Pelosi’s Husband, a Kardashian, Other Celebs Forgiven
– – – Photo “Paul Pelosi” by Financial Times. CC BY 2.0.
Jesuits Struggling to Meet Donation Goal for Slavery Reparations
- – – Photo “Fr. Tim Kesicki, SJ” by Fr. Tim Kesicki, SJ.
Truck Manufacturing Company Investing $50 Million in Tennessee Expansion
A major truck manufacturing company will spend millions to expand its operations in Murfreesboro, according to the state government. “Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart McWhorter announced today that...
With $3.2 Billion in Excess Cash, Youngkin Setting Aside $397 Million for Tax Relief Proposal in 2023
RICHMOND, Virginia — Governor Glenn Youngkin is directing $397 million in excess funds to be set aside for unspecified tax relief in 2023, as Virginia has $3.2 billion in excess cash — $2 billion in unplanned revenues plus Fiscal Year 2022 spending that...
Before Minneapolis, Los Angeles Schools Tried Race-Based Policies
by Rose Williams Following national coverage of the Minneapolis school district’s race-based employment policies, Liz Collin Reports hosted a retired Los Angeles teacher who saw the same thing happen in his district over 15 years ago. Phil Pearson worked as a...
Caroline Knight Sworn in as 13th Judicial District Circuit Court Judge
Caroline Knight was sworn in as the 13th Judicial District Circuit Court Part II Judge on Wednesday after winning the August 4 election as an unopposed candidate. “I am ecstatic to officially be District 13’s Circuit Court Judge. I am deeply honored to serve my...
Georgia’s US Senators Vote for Bill Stripping One of State’s Largest Employers of EV Tax Credits
– – – Photo “Jon Ossoff” by Senator Jon Ossoff. Photo “Raphael Warnock” by Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock. Background Photo “Kia Motors” by Zarateman. CC0 1.0.
US Senator Ron Johnson Presses Feds for Source of Vaccine at Military Bases after Whistleblower Allegations
Audit: Unauthorized Benefit in Bucks County Pension Adds Cost to Local Taxpayers
by Anthony Hennen Recent audits in Bucks County show some minor problems in pension plans, but also steady improvement from years past. In an audit for the Central Bucks Regional Police Pension Plan, the auditor general criticized officials for inconsistent and...
Gun Groups Caution against Richmond Gun Buyback Event
by Tyler Arnold Richmond held a gun buyback program Saturday in an attempt to curb gun violence, but some critics have cautioned that such programs would not likely have that effect. Individuals who seek to get rid of their firearms on a no-questions-asked...
Commentary: Virginia is Ground Zero for the ‘Latino Realignment’
by Rooz Dadabhoy The left denies it, but it’s truly happening – a massive realignment is underway in the American electorate as Latinos are leaning in with the GOP. This November, Republicans are running Hispanic nominees in key battleground districts,...
Ohio Republican Senator Introduces Gun Control Legislation
by J.D. Davidson An Ohio Republican state senator introduced gun-control legislation that would require a co-signer for 18- to 21-year-olds to buy any gun other than a single-round rifle or shotgun. State Sen. Matt Dolan, R-Chagrin Falls, who lost a U.S. Senate...
New Chief of Staff for Customs and Border Protection is Son of Top Virginia Democrat
Commentary: Attacks on Churches Harm America’s Communities
by Ambassador Callista L. Gingrich, Gingrich 360 In early July, three Christian churches in Bethesda, Maryland, were set on fire and vandalized over a 24-hour period. At North Bethesda United Methodist Church, small fires were lit, the church’s fellowship hall...
Scientists Shred New Research for Mask Mandates as ‘Junk Science,’ ‘Irredeemably Flawed’
Biden’s New Spending Bill Supersizes the EPA’s Budget
by Jack McEvoy The Democrats’ massive climate spending package, which President Joe Biden signed into law on Tuesday, will give over $40 billion to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), just as the bill allocates almost $80 billion to expand the Internal...
