Indiana Becomes First State to Pass Ban on Most Abortions After Fall of Roe
By Mimi Nguyen Ly Indiana on Aug. 5 became the first state in the country to approve and pass a bill into law banning most abortions, following the overturning of…
10 Percent of Americans Regret Taking COVID Vaccine, 15 Percent Have a New Medical Condition After It: Poll
By Enrico Trigoso Ten percent of Americans who received the COVID-19 vaccine regret having done so, according to a recent poll. In addition, 15 percent of the 1,038 adults that…
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Sinema agrees to ‘move forward’ with social spending and tax bill after Dems make changes
By Tyler Olson , Kelly Phares , Chad Pergram Sen. Kyrsten Sinema said Thursday she will “move forward” with the Democrats’ social spending and taxation bill, after previously holding out…
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Republican states are planning an all-out assault on woke banks: ‘We won’t do business with you’
By Thomas Catenacci Republican state officials are readying plans to punish woke banks which push anti-fossil fuel policies and adhere to so-called environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards. West Virginia…
COVID-19 Vaccines Hinder the Immune System, Lead to More Severe Illness: Dr. Robert Malone
By Ella Kietlinska and Joshua Philipp A study out of the United Kingdom has shown that health care workers who received multiple COVID-19 vaccine boosters after initially being infected with…
Manchin-Schumer ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ is really the Manufacturing Reduction Act
By Mike Braun Non-partisan analysis of President Joe Biden’s latest tax-and-spend scheme shows it will raise average taxes for Americans at every income level and either do nothing to inflation…
The US is the world’s biggest oil producer — so why do we still need to import crude and ask countries like Saudi Arabia for help?
By Chris Clark Oil prices are high, energy worries are roiling the global economy, and the cost of filling up the gas tank is fueling one of the biggest economic…
Emergency oil stockpile at lowest point since 1985 following Biden sales
BY BREANNE DEPPISCH The U.S. emergency crude oil stockpile fell to its lowest point since 1985 last week, dropping to more than 469.9 million barrels, according to data from the…
Florida coast braces for NASA’s Artemis I moon launch, expecting at least 100,000 visitors
By Emre Kelly, Florida Today BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – Sold-out hotels. Excitement that seems to grow by the day. The potential for hundreds of thousands of visitors, support staff and…
Supreme Court Delivers Big Deal Decision For Freedom
By Steve Forbes, Forbes Staff Overshadowed by the storm created by its abortion ruling, the Supreme Court’s decision in West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency struck a stunning, historic blow…
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The Inflation Reduction Act doesn’t reduce inflation
Opinion by Conn Carroll The Inflation Reduction Act does a lot of things. It raises taxes on almost everyone, including those who make less than $10,000 a year. It gives…
Price controls on medicines save money for the federal government, but not necessarily for consumers
BY KIRSTEN AXELSEN While supporters of the prescription drug pricing proposal that is under consideration may position it as a benefit to consumers, the policy won’t offer meaningful savings for…