Italicized text is taken directly from The Washington Examiner. All credit is given to Anna Giaritelli. In western Arizona, over a hundred miles of new… Read More »Article Bias Analysis: In western Arizona, over a hundred miles of new border wall is getting results
Since the unfortunate passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsuburg, we are left with a vacancy on the Supreme Court of the United States. This has… Read More »Amy Coney Barrett and the Future of the Supreme Court
Italicized text is taken directly from The Washington Times. All credit is given to Jeff Mordock. The Justice Department on Monday declared New York, Seattle… Read More »Article Bias Analysis: DOJ declares New York, Portland and Seattle ‘anarchist jurisdictions,’ moves to cut federal funding – Jeff Mordock
Alyaksandr Lukashenka has been the president of Belarus for the past 26 years, and on August 9th was re-elected to serve yet another term (his… Read More »Lukashenka Against his People: the Protests in Belarus
History If ‘pro’ is the opposite of ‘con’ then what is the opposite of ‘progress’? Congress. And to that, we can thank political polarization. Ever… Read More »Political Polarization
**Italicized text is taken directly from FOX. All credit is given to NBC News, Josh Lederman, and Kelly O’Donnell** “White House seeks to discredit Fauci… Read More »White House attempts to Discredit Fauci, from NBC News
Anti-Semitism and racism against people of color are some of the world’s oldest forms of hatred and to this day remain some of the most prevalent.