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Father Calvin Robinson Warns Americans Against Liberal Ideology
British Catholic cleric and expatriate Father Calvin Robinson is optimistic that Americans will not let the same liberal ideology he feels doomed his home country wreak the same level of havoc in the U.S.
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China Preps for Major War, Leads US in Key Areas
The American Defense Industrial Base (DIB) is languishing and despite the recognition of issues with the DIB years ago, growth and re-capitalization is proving hard.
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Dwindling Free Speech No Laughing Matter to Rob Schneider
As an actor and comedian, Rob Schneider has never been short for words. Lately, though, he's been making more headlines for his staunch advocacy of free speech and protection of civil liberties.
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Women's College Volleyball Teams Forfeit Rather Than Play Trans
The growing list of college women's teams refusing to play a team with a biological male - or trans woman - on its roster could well be a bellwether moment that forces the NCAA to reverse its policy.
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House VA Panel Demands Answers About Sexual Assaults, 'Filthy' Conditions
Ongoing complaints about "filthy" surgical conditions, whistleblower accounts of sexual harassment and allegations of sexual assaults at Veterans' Administration hospitals have House Republicans demanding answers.
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Trump Admin Alums: Biden-Harris Foreign Policy Made World Dangerous
Whether in the Middle East, Central Europe or the South China Sea, the growing conflict and chaos being witnessed around the world is a result of America's diminished capacity to deter it, attendees to the 3rd Annual Grand Strategy Summit generally agreed.
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GOP Bill Would Punish Colleges for High Tuition, Lousy Results
House Republicans are touting legislation that would financially penalize colleges and universities that charge high tuition fees for degrees that don't deliver commensurate post-graduation paychecks.
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US Sea Power Reaching Inflection Point, Experts Warn
Houthi rebels harass and disrupt shipping in the Gulf of Aden, Red Sea, and Suez Canal with missiles and drones.
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VA Missing Nearly $1 Billion in Insurance Claims, Copays
The Departments of Veterans' Affairs is operating an "open cash register" that has allowed insurance companies to avoid paying hundreds of millions of dollars in claims and hurting veterans in the process, according to House Republicans.
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Russia, China, Target US in Race for the Arctic
Rogue nations and bad actors are assembling on the world stage to ratchet up tensions for the United States. Russia flies fighters and bombers and sails ships and submarines near Alaska. This summer the Chinese joined them. Now the United States has sent 130 troops and...
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Book Critical of Shifting Evangelical Mores Stirs Storm
Pinned to the top of her X page, author and reporter Megan Basham reminds followers she "has the receipts" on "high-profile pastors preaching trendy social causes" and "church leaders selling out their ministries to the highest bidders.
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Researchers Debunk Variety of Global Warming Crises
Polar bears are thriving, the Great Barrier Reef is getting larger, and most atoll islands once feared to be swallowed by rising sea levels are growing, according to recent scientific studies.
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EU, US Beginning to Wince at UN's 'One China' Approach
For years, U.S. diplomats have referenced the term "one China" to placate China, but there has been a growing divergence on what “one China” means.
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State GOP Leaders, Baptists Rail Against Governor's Ban on Conversion Therapy
Filing an executive order last week, Kentucky Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear did what the state legislature has refused to even consider: A ban on what is known as conversion therapy.
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Battle of Okinawa Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday
Wounded three times in the Battle of Okinawa, Alfon W. Larson defied death in the Pacific and continues to defy the odds, turning 100 on Friday.
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Space Force Too Small to Keep Pace With Threats, Military Experts Warn
Threats from China and Russia to America's space infrastructure and that of its allies continue to grow.
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States Work on Voter Rolls, Expert Warns of Mail-In Ballot 'Industrialization'
Some states have diligently worked to ensure elections are secure and trustworthy, reviewing and purging noncitizens and inactive and relocated registrants.
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Integrity of NOAA Data Questioned
Lawmakers are questioning the integrity of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) over the release of what they say appears to be deceptive data in the agency's reports on weather disasters.
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Casualty Figures in Russo-Ukraine War Hard to Estimate, Let Alone Verify
The exact number of Russian casualties in the Russo-Ukrainian War is a closely guarded secret in Moscow.
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Consumer Confidence Report Reflects Pessimism on Jobs
August's employment data was likely not what Democrats were hoping for heading into November.
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Hoping Prices Go Back Down? Think Again
It's heard every day in grocery stores and other retail settings across the country: When are these prices going to go back down?
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IG Report Details Missing Migrant Children, Numerous HHS Failures
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) does not know the location of tens of thousands of immigrant minors released into its custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), according to an investigation recently released by Homeland Security.
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House Report Defies Biden-Harris Tale on Afghan Withdrawal
When the United States' military withdrawal from Afghanistan resulted in the sudden collapse of the elected government and the death of 13 U.S. servicemen in the final days, the Biden administration blamed the Trump administration and the Afghan army.
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Army Secretary Recruitment Claim Not Supported by History
Reports about all branches of the American military struggling to meet recruitment goals are becoming commonplace.
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Public Dollars for Private Schools Benefits Teachers
While the National Education Association and other unions decry the ever-expanding use of tax dollars for private schools, numerous studies show doing so is a financial boon to their members.