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John Hopkins Retracts Racist, Ageist, Sexist, Heterophobic ‘Privilege’ List from Its ‘Diversity Digest’
After its list of “privilege” groups it claims have unearned benefits and are ignorant of their sins went viral, the John Hopkins Diversity Office on Thursday retracted its slur of people based on their age, sex, religion, etc.
Cost of Shelter, Energy Fuel December’s Higher-Than-Expected Inflation
Prices rose more than analysts expected in December, from both last month and last year, Thursday’s inflation report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reveals.
Court Ruling Sends Biden’s Dishwasher/Washing Machine Restrictions Back to the Drawing Board – But, Doesn’t Stop Them
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has ruled against a Biden Administration rule that would place onerous, costly and self-defeating restrictions on Americans’ dishwashers and washing machines – but, the decision doesn’t overturn the Biden rule.
Elon Musk Smokes Cuban for Racist DEI Support
Elon Musk put the torch to fellow billionaire Mark Cuban over his support for diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology (DEI).
Nevada ‘Superman’ Thug Sentenced by Same Judge He Attacked During Previous Sentencing Hearing
A Nevada man with an extensive criminal record was sentenced by the same judge he graced with his Superman impression as he vaulted over the bench to attack her last Wednesday as she denied his request for probation.
Border Patrol Union: ‘Here’s a Shocking Bit of News for the Uninformed’
Biden and his media mouthpieces are hiding the facts, because “The entire picture would scare the hell out of you America,” the Border Patrol Union warned, responding to DHS Sec. Mayorkas' claims.
Federal Revenue Up $87 Billion – But, Spending Rises Twice That – in 1st Quarter of FY2024
The federal budget deficit was $509 billion in the first quarter of fiscal year 2024 (Oct.-Dec. 2023) - up $87 billion from the deficit recorded during the same period last fiscal year.
Reporter: '75% of American People’ Just ‘Aren't Getting It' When Mayorkas Explains Border Security
A reporter asked Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas how he can get through to the “75% of the American people” who just don’t understand how well he’s handling the illegal immigration crisis at the U.S. southern border.
‘Over 85%’ of Illegal Aliens Are Released Into U.S., DHS Sec. Tells Border Agents
Nearly nine of ten illegal aliens encounter are released into the U.S., DHS Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas told Border Patrol agents in a private meeting in Eagle Pass, Texas on Monday.
ESG Bully BlackRock Layoffs Coming Amid Consumer Concerns, Lawsuit, House Probe
Layoffs are coming at BlackRock, the world’s largest money management firm, as the company contends with customer-pushback, a state lawsuit, and a House Judiciary Committee investigation over its efforts to impose radical leftist ESG ideology on the nation.
Philly’s New Democrat Mayor Promises a Tough-On-Crime Administration
As many Democrat-run cities are being ravaged due to soft-on-crime policies, new Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker is poised to bring a harsh crackdown on crime after taking office on the first day of the new year.
Supreme Court Should Hear Trump's Case, Overrule Colo. Court Barring Him from Primary: 27 State AGs File Brief
UPDATE: On Friday, the Supreme Court has reportedly agreed to hear former Pres. Donald Trump's case challenging the Colorado high court's decision removing him the the primary ballot.
Red Flags Diminish Enthusiasm Over December Employment Numbers
Red flags dampened enthusiasm over December’s job growth, which increased more than expected, and the unchanged unemployment rate, data released Friday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) show.
Indian Tribe Members Get Full Financial Free Ride from University’s New Program
The University of Wisconsin, Madison has announced that it will start covering the full cost of tuition for undergraduate students who can demonstrate membership in one of the federally-recognized Indian tribes in Wisconsin.