California Saw Six-Figure Population Drop as Gov. Newsom Ran ‘Join Us’ Ads
California residents are still leaving the blue state in droves despite Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s summer ad campaign urging Florida residents to “join” the blue state. California’s population...
View ArticleTom Wopat Releases ‘Simple Man’
NASHVILLE, Tennessee- Long before Luke Duke was sliding across the hood of the General Lee, Tom Wopat was making music. He has been singing since he was a child and thought one day he might make a...
View ArticleBlue States Worry They Can’t Pay Out Retirement Benefits
Three high-profile Democratic governors are struggling to stabilize their states’ retirement programs due to a falling stock market and may have difficulties paying out benefits in the coming years,...
View ArticleWashington State Senators File Constitutional Amendment to Double-Down on...
Two Washington state senators have proposed a constitutional amendment guaranteeing the rights to obtain an abortion and to use contraception in the state, both of which are already codified in state...
View ArticleCommentary: Eisenhower Was a Conservative in Action, Not Ideology
When Dwight D. Eisenhower left the presidency at the age of 70, there was excitement in the air as the torch of power was passed to “a new generation” exemplified by 43-year-old John F. Kennedy. The...
View ArticleCommentary: Seven Financial Tips from the Book of Proverbs
Ask someone from the millennial or Generation Z crowds about tech-related topics and you’ll likely get an encyclopedia of knowledge pouring forth. Ask those same cohorts about a financial decision or...
View ArticleVenezuela, Cuba, and Argentina Have the Highest Inflation in Latin America
Venezuela, Cuba and Argentina registered the highest inflation in 2022 compared to other Latin American countries, according to figures from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean...
View ArticleAnti-Christian Violence on the Rise in the U.S. — Five Alabama Churches...
A new report from the Family Research Council (FRC) indicates that acts of hostility toward Christian churches in the United States are on the rise. In an analysis issued this month, the FRC cited at...
View ArticleCommentary: Remembering Pope Benedict XVI
A couple of months ago I was in a fascinating conversation with a Catholic colleague regarding the papacies of Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis, here in the ninth year of this curious era, 2013-22,...
View ArticleCommentary: An American Awakening
The seemingly novel developments of the last several years have not taken me by surprise. When I completed American Awakening in May 2020, the national election was still five months into the future,...
View ArticleConnecticut-Based Helicopter Firm Appeals Army Contract Rejection
With backing from Gov. Ned Lamont, a Connecticut-based company is appealing the U.S. Army’s rejection of its multimillion dollar bid for a defense contract to build long-range helicopters. Sikorsky...
View ArticleMore than Half of States Poised to Raise Minimum Wage in 2023 as $15 an Hour...
Four states will have a $15-an-hour minimum wage by New Year’s Day, while 27 states are poised to raise the minimum wage in 2023. Some states are enacting the wage change after Jan. 1, so by the end of...
View ArticleBiden Economy Sent Retirement Funds Spiraling, Prompting Mass Bailouts for...
America's pension plans are struggling to meet their financial targets amid ruinous inflation, compromising the retirement of countless Americans. The Biden administration has responded by doling out...
View ArticleMarch for Life President Calls for Americans to ‘Fearlessly Continue Marching’
The annual March for Life is set to take place January in Washington, D.C., on the 50th anniversary of the monumental 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade. And while some have suggested that...
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