In California, there has been a push for a billionaire tax for quite some time because 1) Democrats can never confiscate enough of other people’s money; 2) they are beholden to class warfare; and 3) it is the left’s goal in life to destroy America as founded by punishing success. The state’s Democratic supermajority has … Read more
The Democrats are attempting to campaign on “affordability” for the midterms, as if they genuinely care about the costs impacting the American people. However, during Joe Biden’s time in the White House, it seemed that they had little concern for this issue, as their policies led to soaring prices across the board. Take Democrat Abigail … Read more
We always tend to teach our children that they should never mock anyone for their physical appearance, but regardless, they often bully others for the way they look. Evan Hill from New Zealand had a tough time coping with the way his classmates treated him. He was bullied and called names such as “rabbit boy” … Read more
Why the Word “Colonoscopy” Triggers So Much Anxiety For many, just hearing the word “colonoscopy” is enough to trigger fear or anxiety. Due to embarrassment and misconceptions, a significant number of people decide to postpone or forego the examination altogether. Truth is, however, that the procedure is nowhere near as disgusting as — or as … Read more
Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama have announced a new joint project as speculation about their marriage continues online. The couple will co-produce a Broadway revival of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Proof” through their production company, Higher Ground. The play, written by David Auburn, centers on the daughter of a mathematician … Read more
Legislation aimed at making it easier for heirs of Holocaust victims to recover Nazi-looted artwork passed the House of Representatives on Monday, despite concerns from some U.S. museums and European stakeholders that the measure could limit legal defenses used in past cases. The bill would extend the Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act of 2016, which … Read more
Republicans and right-leaning independents still like Vice President JD Vance the best for the next presidential primary, but Secretary of State Marco Rubio moved up in a new Center Square Voters’ Voice Poll. The poll asked 952 Republicans and 225 independents who lean Republican from all over the country to choose from 15 well-known conservative politicians or … Read more
Progressive activist and former Media Matters journalist Kat Abughazaleh lost her bid for the Democratic nomination in Illinois’ 9th Congressional District, falling short in a crowded primary field to replace retiring Rep. Jan Schakowsky. Abughazaleh was one of 15 candidates competing for the seat after Schakowsky announced she would step down following nearly three decades … Read more
The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a setback to a bid by the heirs of Jewish art dealers to win restitution from Germany in American courts for what they called a coerced sale forced by the former Nazi government in 1935 of a collection of precious medieval religious art. The justices in a 9-0 ruling decided … Read more
The United States Supreme Court ruled against two veterans who argued that their disability claims were unjustly denied, even though the evidence in their cases was equitably balanced. The court, in a 7-2 ruling, determined that the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims is not required to examine the Department of Veterans Affairs’ implementation … Read more