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The American Medical Association crafted a resolution over the summer urging biological sex be removed from birth certificates.

Former New York Times reporter Nate Silver slammed the newspaper for spreading “misinformation” about the Delta variant of the coronavirus.

At Palm Spring High School in California, Indians will remain the school’s nickname — a decision okayed by officials and the Cahuilla Tribe.

Minnesota’s Bureau of Criminal Apprehension 2020 Uniform Crime Report finds that the state had a record number of homicides in 2020.

A report by the research group Education Data shows that Washington, DC,  is third in the nation in spending per student in public schools — $22,847 for K-12 — while ranking 37th out of 51 states with the highest dropout rate of 31.10 percent.

In a glowing Washington Post profile Chasten Buttigieg said he and Pete had to rent a small apartment because of high housing costs in D.C.

The group of 20 wealthiest nations (G20) failed last week to agree on the wording of key commitments to flight climate change. The failure comes just 100 days ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP26, in Glasgow.

Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has put Ben & Jerry’s and its British manufacturer Unilever on a state watch list for its decision to stop the sale of its products in “disputed territories” in and around Israel. 

Despite pressing issues facing the country, President Biden and VP Harris are hitting the 2022 campaign trail to support Democrats.

Viral video of brazen shoplifting at a TJ Max store in Los Angeles in broad daylight is part of an ongoing shoplifting spree in California.

A new law in a California that allows men prisoners to be housed with women and officials are responding by handing out condoms.

After winning a court case to allow his name to be on the Sept.14 recall election ballot seeking to remove Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom, a poll reveals conservative radio talk show host Larry Elder is leading the pack of candidates in the race.

Addison Sarter, a former candidate for D.C. city council, will introduce a ballot initiative that would make areas of Washington, DC, into “autonomous regions” where only black Americans would be allowed to live.

The D.C. city council advanced on Tuesday an amendment that would increase the marginal tax rate for residents who earn $250,000 or more.

On Tuesday, the Louisiana Senate overrode Democrat Gov. John Bel Edward’s veto of legislation protecting female student-athletes from competing against biological males, but the measure failed in the House.

A new demographic in California is speaking out about why Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom should be recalled: the families of murder victims.

Sen. Rick Scott and Gov. Brian Kemp will speak during Heritage Action’s national tour to spotlight Biden’s failed economic policies.

Stephen Davis, known as conservative activist Maga Hulk, shared on Tuesday at the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit in Tampa, Florida, the significance of manhood.

Tea Party Patriots have published a toolkit to help people understand the threat of CRT and get practical guidance on how to fight it.

The city of Anaheim, California, canceled an “America First” rally to be led by Reps. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Majorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Saturday, raising concerns that it is violating the First Amendment.

Restaurants in California are adding fees to meal tabs to cover the high cost of labor and a worker shortage in the post-pandemic era.

The Convention of States Action and Trafalgar Group’s national survey found a majority of likely voters and almost half of Democrats don’t think Vice President Kamala Harris is ready to step into the presidential role should that become necessary.

Isaiah Stokes, an actor who appeared on the crime show Law & Order and the HBO series Boardwalk Empire, was indicted on Friday for allegedly shooting a man in broad daylight in Queens, New York, in February.

Cuban Americans protesting in support of the Cubans calling for an end of communism painted ‘Cuba Libre’ on the street outside of the Cuban Embassy in Washington, DC, on Friday.

The 2021 Olympic Games iJapann are historic not for sport but over the controversy of biological men competing against biological women.

U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said Thursday if Democrats do not pass a reconciliation spending packing that includes far-left provisions like money for fighting so-called climate change, she and other “progressives” will “tank” the Democrat infrastructure bill.

The Walt Disney Company is joining a growing number of businesses to move some operations out of California to states considered to have a “business friendly climate,” in this case Florida where its second theme park is located.

Investigators are expected to interview Gov. Andrew Cuomo this weekend after a four-month long investigation into sexual harassment charges.

Critics say that the free market not regulations will help resolve the kink in the supply chain following the coronavirus pandemic.

Democrat NY lawmakers are seeking to prevent Chick-fil-A from operating along the state’s highways because of the owners’ Christian faith.

Democrats trip to D.C. did not stop Texas Republicans from passing a voter intergity bill on Tuesday with a 18-4 party line vote.

President Joe Biden’s plan to give racial reparations to black farmers suffered another legal blow Thursday when a federal judge ruled that part of his coronavirus law violates the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.

An American Hotel and Lodging Association report reveals that the industry has faced closures, steep income declines in post-pandemic era.

Vice President Kamala Harris is being criticized for insulting rural voters by saying they are unable to make copies of their ID.

Academics say people who want to live in single family homes that include land are driving housing costs up and hurting home ownership.

U.S. intelligence reports that Russia is an ongoing threat to the U.S., but John Kerry will talk about climate change in Moscow nonetheless.