DHS Waives Antiquated Law Slowing Recovery From Colonial Pipeline Shutdown
The Jones Act has once again been waived to facilitate recovery from the Colonial Pipeline shutdown. ...
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Texas Congressman Roy Challenges New York Rep. Stefanik, Calling Out Her Awful Voting Record
House Representative Chip Roy (R-Texas) did the unthinkable on Tuesday: he called out Representative Elise Stefanik’s (R-N.Y.) awful voting record. ...
House Republicans Vote Out Liz Cheney as Conference Chair
House Republicans have voted out Representative Liz Cheney as GOP Conference chair. She will likely be replaced by Representative Elise Stefanik. ...
Trump-appointed Judge Defends Second Amendment
In an obscure but vitally important ruling, U.S. District Judge Susan Brnovich tossed a lawsuit brought by the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. ...
The Fed Lies. Inflation Is Here and It’s Going to Get Worse, Not Better
The Fed says there is slight inflation due to weather events and supply-chain disruption, and that it is only short term. Things will likely get worse, not better. ...
Jobs Report Disappoints, but Stocks Rise
In normal times, Wall Street would greet a jobs report such as that just issued Friday morning by the Labor Department with a sharp decline in stock prices. Instead...
Constitutional Carry Gets Another Boost, This Time from Texas
After eight hours of debate, the Texas Senate finally voted on Wednesday, 18-13, to pass a bill allowing any state resident over age 21 to carry a handgun without...
Pressure Building to Oust Liz Cheney as House Republican Conference Chair
Republican leadership in the House now wants Liz Cheney out. ...
Gun Sales Continue to Soar, Setting Records for 16 Months and Counting
The FBI conducted more than 3.5 million gun-related background checks in April, an increase of more than 20 percent during the same month last year. ...
Economic Growth Continues, But It Won’t Last Forever
If the stock market is a harbinger for the economy, investors might have another six months to enjoy the ride before the fall. ...
State Department Demands “Ghost Gun” Company Stop Publishing 3D Files. Too Late.
Two days after Cody Wilson’s Defense Distributed (DD) was allowed to resume publishing its files, free to the public, the State Department demanded it stop, but those files had...
Biden’s Low Approval Ratings Bode Well for Republicans in 2022
Despite efforts by major pollsters to make their president look good, the raw numbers from RealClearPolitics are dismal for Old Joe. ...
RINO Liz Cheney Won’t Rule Out 2024
When asked about whether she was considering running for the presidency in 2024, Liz Cheney replied: “I’m not going to rule anything in or out — ever is a...
Supreme Court Finally Agrees to Review Lower-court Ruling Against Second Amendment
The U.S. Supreme Court, after more than a decade of silence on continuing infringements by various states on citizens' abilities to exercise their Second Amendment–protected right to keep and...
Small Christian College Sues Biden Administration Over Campus-housing Rules
The College of the Ozarks, a small Christian college, has sued the Biden administration over its demand that, following an outrageous ruling by the Supreme Court, colleges must allow...
“Ghost Gun” Laws Likely to Fail
The “prevalence” of ghost guns will grow in proportion to the federal government's efforts to eliminate them. ...
The Theory of “Lockdownism,” Repudiated by the Facts
"Lockdownism” — the idea that shutting down economies through mandated closures, social distancing, masking, etc. would halt the spread of COVID-19 (or at least arrest its spread) — has...
Mike Lindell’s New Social-networking Site Hacked, Not able to Accept New Accounts — for Now
"Frank," Mike Lindell's new social-networking site experienced a massive hack and is currently not able to accept new accounts. ...
Indiana’s Red Flag Law Failed to Prevent FedEx Shooting
Indiana’s unconstitutional red flag (Extreme Risk Protection Order, or ERPO) law failed to keep the FedEx shooter from legally purchasing the firearms he used to kill eight people and...
“Hero Pay” Mandates Are Putting “Heroes” Out of Work
Thanks to “hero pay” or “hazardous duty pay” mandates passed by politicians suffering from hubris, ignorance, and socialist ideology, grocery giant Kroger closed two of its stores in Long...