Court Will Hear Mississippi Case After eight months of deliberation, the Supreme Court has decided to hear a case that challenges a Mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. This is a rare opportunity to challenge decades of precedent after Roe v. Wade in 1973. That court, not the legislature, made the… Continue reading Supreme Court to Hear Abortion Case

Inflation Climbs After Fed Prints Trillions The Labor Department reported consumer prices in April increased by 4.2 percent, the fastest increase since 2008. The number is over twice as much as the Fed’s 2% target, looking more like 1980’s numbers. Even by PCI (aka “PC-lie”) and CPE accounting, both of which are notoriously unreliable, the… Continue reading Inflation Rises at Dramatic Rate

The Biden Admin and Global Powers Outline Drastic Changes in the Name of Climate Change At a climate summit on Thursday (Earth Day), the Biden-Harris administration pledged to cut US carbon emissions by a massive 50% by 2030. This plan requires the majority of vehicles to be electric, and for Americans to cut meat consumption… Continue reading Biden Makes Shocking Climate Pledges

Border Agents Unable to Slow the Flood at the Border Biden’s time in office has seen a dramatic uptick in the number of illegal border crossings. “Coyotes” — people who smuggle humans and usually work with cartels — are trafficking their “cargo” at phenomenal rates. Many of the people brought across are unaccompanied children. Biden… Continue reading Surge of Illegal Border Crossings Continues

Stimulus Giving 9% of $1.9 Trillion to Americans Passes Biden signed the latest so-called stimulus, pushing another $1.9 trillion into the system. While many Americans will get $1,400, the lion’s share will go to government programs and departments. Of note, $50 million is for “family planning” organizations like Planned Parenthood, and $1.5 billion is for… Continue reading Biden Signs Newest Stimulus

Biden Continues Executive-Order Blitz Biden set the record for executive orders written in the first month of taking office. His administration plans to hold “theme days” for the EOs, focusing on issues like immigration and global warming. Their purpose is to undue Trump’s EOs. This flood of EOs has brought condemnation from many who value… Continue reading Biden’s First 100 Days Includes Record Number of Executive Orders

Militarization of the Capitol Reaches Fever Pitch in Preparation for January 21st Over 30,000 National Guard troops have turned Washington DC into a fortress under the auspices of protecting the President Elect from protesters. The inauguration will be virtual, with mainly high-profile people in attendance. The DC mayor and the Biden regime have warned citizens… Continue reading Tensions High as Inauguration Approaches

Some Congress Members Vow to Contest the Certification Many GOP members of Congress plan to contest the validity of the selection votes. House and Senate must agree to reject the electors. In the past, the Democrats contested GOP-won elections. Congress meets tomorrow, Jan 6th, to decide. Many Trump supporters are planning to march in Washington… Continue reading Congress to Vote on Confirming Election

Questions About the Authenticity of the November Vote Multiply A month after the election, Americans still have no certified answer to the question of who will be the next president. Both parties claim victory. The Trump Administration filed multiple law suits, and launched numerous investigations into possible voter irregularities. Biden made cabinet picks. Tensions run… Continue reading Election Contention and Law Suits Continue

Law Enforcement and Military Brace for Election Day Unrest This election season promises to be fraught with unrest, violence, and corruption. LEOs and National Guard troops have deployed in cities, while stores have boarded up windows in preparation for riots. With a near 50/50 split in political affiliations in the US, a significant number of… Continue reading Election Day Unfolds in the USA