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‘Purged’ CIA Officials Plan Their Return At ‘Deep State Plot’ Party At Gay Karaoke Bar
LGBTQ officers in the intelligence community who claimed to have been “silenced or purged” by the Trump administration are seemingly plotting their return to intelligence roles, according to HUMINT founder and intelligence correspondent Sasha Ingber. Ingber wrote in the Substack post that she recently attended a “resignation party soiree” at…
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Class Dismissed: School Named After Obama Shuts Doors Indefinitely
Barack Obama Elementary School in Richmond, Virginia, will remain closed indefinitely due to concerns over noticeable levels of mold in the building, WRIC ABC 8News…
Is The Navy’s New ‘Malice’ Missile Another Example Of The Pentagon Buying Too Many Expensive Toys?
The U.S. Navy is showing off a new missile capable of reaching enemy aircraft nearly 300 miles away, but the service is revealing little about…
US Tankers Quietly Leave Bulgaria After Deployment Enraged Iran
U.S. refueling aircraft left Bulgaria after Iranian officials made statements condemning the deployment of the American aircraft. The two U.S. Air Force KC-135 tankers were…
Massachusetts’ Top Dog Climate Regulator Under the Gun Over ‘Missed’ Records
Massachusetts’ top environmental regulator is taking heat after it “missed” records it had been asked to hand over in a records request. The Massachusetts Department…
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Opinion
The WNBA Continues to Freefall Down the Rabbit Hole
This should not be difficult. You have a women’s basketball league that has been around for a few decades with little attention. The games were played in front of small…
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Opinion
Huckleberry Finn And The New York Times’ Censor’s Logic
The New York Times recently posed a question that should never have needed asking in a free country: “Should We Read ‘Huck Finn’?” Their answer, wrapped in the usual hand-wringing…
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Opinion
The Bell Tolls For The US Dollar
Last Tuesday, the U.S.’s debt passed the $40 trillion mark. D.C. enjoys ignoring the debt almost as much as it loves piling it up. But that grim mile marker forced some…
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Opinion
The New York Tabloid Journalism: Pine Trees Replaced By Spiky Shrubs
The New York Times piece (“Bigger, Hotter Fires Are Slowly Erasing America’s Great Forests,” Eric Niiler, Aug. 23, 2026) is a classic prestige-media packaging of real ecological observations into a…
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US Navy Spy Plane Makes Rare Taiwan Strait Flight Ahead Of Xi White House Visit
Pentagon Wants To Curb CCP Infiltration In America’s Universities, But There’s A Problem
Medal of Honor Monday: Army Air Forces Maj. Ralph Cheli
President Donald Trump’s Schedule for Monday, August 24, 2026
Dems Worry James Talarico Lacks Support From Black Voters To Win Texas Senate Race
Red, White And Vroom?: Racing Fans, Legends Take Over DC As America 250 Goes Out With An Engine’s Roar
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Opinion
How Universities Unwittingly Undermine the Case for Evolution
Most higher education institutions don’t adhere to the theory of evolution. Sure, they say they believe in it, but look…
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From ‘All In’ to Tap the Brakes: Josh Shapiro Redefines Pennsylvania’s Tech Boom
HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania — In June 2025, Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-Pa.) stood in Berwick and described a new economic horizon for…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Some Music Charts Boot AI Hits to Protect Real Artists
Official music charts Down Under just cracked down on artificial intelligence-generated music. The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) established the new rules in response to Australian DJ Josh Fawaz’s cover…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Which Is Better: Fresh or Frozen?
Frozen fruits and vegetables take a lot of heat because most people assume that, if it’s frozen, it must be of a lesser quality and nutritional value than the same…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Surprise! Congress Screwed Up Healthcare Again
And private equity is making it even worse A few years ago, Congress tried to address America’s healthcare crisis by passing the No Surprises Act. This was well-intended legislation designed…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Record High Americans Smoke Marijuana While Record Low Smoke Cigarettes
An all-time high number of Americans say they smoke marijuana despite their cigarette use matching a record low, according to a Gallup poll out Monday. Of those surveyed, 17% of…
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Trump Admin Tells Congress ‘No Reliable Evidence’ Exists Showing Gun Microstamping Works
‘Purged’ CIA Officials Plan Their Return At ‘Deep State Plot’ Party At Gay Karaoke Bar
Is The Navy’s New ‘Malice’ Missile Another Example Of The Pentagon Buying Too Many Expensive Toys?
US Tankers Quietly Leave Bulgaria After Deployment Enraged Iran
Clinton Judge Spares Massachusetts’ Ban On 18-Year-Olds Owning Guns
US Navy Spy Plane Makes Rare Taiwan Strait Flight Ahead Of Xi White House Visit