June Unemployment Rate Highest Since Nov. 2021, Past Job Gains Revised Downward
June’s unemployment rate rose to the highest monthly level in 31 months, hitting 4.1%, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported Friday.
Three-Fourths of Voters Say Biden ‘Is Just Too Old’ to be an Effective President
Three in four U.S. voters think Joe Biden is “just too old to be an effective president,” results of a new national survey reveal.
WH Press Sec.: Biden’s Debate Showing Hurt Because He Stayed Up Past His Bedtime
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre cited five reasons for Pres. Joe Biden’s poor performance during his first debate with former President Donald Trump – one of which was that Trump had stayed up too late in the days beforehand.
Brent Bozell: When the Media Turn on Biden, He Drops Out
Now that liberal media are turning against his continuation as the Democrats’ 2024 presidential candidate, Pres. Biden will have to drop out of the race due to his ever-declining cognitive state, Media Research Center President Brent Bozell said Wednesday.
Two Books
Two books. Two visions of the world. One influenced American foreign policy for 30 years. The wrong one.
Walgreens To Close Thousands of Stores Amid Rampant Inflation
It is no secret that inflation has been a significant issue since Joe Biden became President, affecting not just the American people but also leading many retail chains to close thousands of stores.
Teen Charged With Felony For Leaving Tire Marks on 'Pride' Mural
Another teenager has been arrested and charged with a crime for - lemme check my notes here - leaving tire marks on some asphalt painted with a spangly rainbow “Pride” mural.
Biden: ‘I Think We Did Well’ at Tonight’s Debate Against Trump
“I think we (sic) did well,” Pres. Joe Biden said Thursday night when asked how he thought he performed at his debate earlier in the evening against former Pres. Donald Trump.
Supreme Court Reigns in Regulators’ Power to Expand, Create, Interpret Laws
A Supreme Court decision released Friday overruled a 1984 decision that gave government agencies broad power to interpret, change and expand laws they consider to be ambiguous.
Supreme Court Rules Laws Can Keep Homeless from Sleeping on Public Property
On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling that ordinances prohibiting homeless people from sleeping on public property are constitutional.
Border Patrol Agents’ Union Denounces Biden’s Claim That They Endorse Him
The union representing the nation’s border patrol agents jumped on social media during Thursday night’s CNN debate to refute President Joe Biden’s claim that border agents endorse him, not his opponent, former President Donald Trump.
Report: BlackRock Using Oklahomans’ Pension Funds to Advance Radical ESG Proposals
BlackRock, the world’s largest investment management company, is using Oklahomans’ pension funds to promote radical leftist Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) policies, a new analysis reveals.
BEA: First Quarter Personal Income, Corporate Profits Revised Down from Previous Report
In its final estimates for the first quarter of 2024, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) revised all measures of income and corporate profits downward, according to a report released by the BEA on Thursday.
