January Migrant Encounters Hit New Low While Biden Admin Paroles Migrants into U.S.
by Jennie Taer Federal authorities encountered a new low of more than 150,000 migrants at the southern border in January while the Biden administration paroles thousands of others into the U.S., according to data U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)...
Commentary: Biden’s Fumble on Corporate Taxes Would Leave Retirees in the Cold
by Suzanne Downing During his State of the Union address, President Joe Biden showed that when it comes to taxes, he is playing a “game of yards,” because companies, in his view, simply make too much money. In his “Finish the Job” speech, Biden ran...
Tie House GOP Energy Production Agenda to Debt Limit, Budget Negotiations, Urges Montana Lawmaker
by Nicholas Ballasy Montana Republican Rep. Matt Rosendale told Just the News that an effort is underway to connect legislation the GOP-led House passed dealing with the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to a legislative package that raises the debt limit. House...
Commentary: Gun Control Laws Backfiring in California
by John R. Lott Jr. After the three public shootings over the last two weekends in California, Democrats are again clamoring for even more gun control laws. To California Gov. Gavin Newsom, the solution is to ban more places where people can carry permitted...
Cochise County Attorney Who Threatened and Opposed County Supervisors on Hand Counting Ballots and Certifying Election Arrested for ‘Super Extreme’ DUI
Cochise County Attorney Brian McIntyre was arrested early in the morning on January 28 for a “super extreme” DUI. McIntyre, who became nationally known for feuding with the Cochise County Supervisors over their efforts to conduct a hand count of ballots during the...
Commentary: Somalia’s Problem Isn’t Climate Change, It’s the Climate Agenda
by Edward Ring Linda Thomas-Greenfield, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, recently appeared on NPR’s “News Hour” to discuss the looming catastrophe in Somalia and call for more aid to the troubled east African nation. In her interview, she repeatedly cited...
Not One Student Met Grade-Level Expectations for Math in 23 Baltimore Schools: Report
by Reagan Reese In 23 Baltimore City Schools, zero students tested proficient in math in 2022, according to a report by Project Baltimore. Through an analysis of 150 Baltimore City Schools, 23 of them, including 10 high schools, eight elementary schools, three...
