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Banfield: Mental-Health Lessons in Schools Sound Like a Great Idea. The Trouble Is, They Don’t Work

This is the conclusion from Lucy Foulkes, who at one time, believed bringing mental health therapies and services into the schools would help students. She is now explaining why mental health services in the schools, are not working: The reality is more sobering. Researchers have now run many studies testing the impact of universal school … Read more

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Supreme Court: Police Can No Longer Rely on ‘Moment-of-Threat’ Doctrine

…To Sidestep Scrutiny for Misconduct Leading to Use of Deadly Force In a unanimous decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a legal doctrine that helped shield police from accountability for recklessly escalating confrontations and then using deadly force. The Supreme Court’s ruling in Barnes v. Felix makes clear that when determining whether an officer’s use of deadly force … Read more

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MacDonald: Biden’s Cabinet Meetings Were Scripted?

Sadly, for the propagandist left, Joe cannot escape his prostate cancer diagnosis by declaring he’s a woman. Raid Dr. Jill’s closet and wear all the dresses and make-up you like. You can even get a ‘takemydickfrome’ but Mr. Prostate will forever plague you. Literally, but that’s not all you can’t escape. The news of Demntia … Read more

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MacDonald: Trump’s FDA Adopts Very Un-Antivaxxer Priorities

You’ll have by now learned that the FDA no longer recommends boosters for the Chinese Virus to anyone under 64 or younger unless they fit an immunocompromised profile. Or that before it can begin to consider that injection for anyone else, manufacturers will have to prove a clinical benefit. You can’t just say it’s safe … Read more

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Klar: When the Government Wrongs a Citizen, Who Should Cover the Court Costs?

During President Biden’s tenure, the USDA conditioned the receipt of disaster relief funds for farmers based on race. Some white farmers sued, alleging this was unconstitutional racial discrimination, leading several federal courts to implement nationwide preliminary injunctions against the practice. Congress repealed the offending provisions, and the farmers were vindicated for this blatant racial bias. … Read more

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Bradley: Comey, Adam, And Eve

I wonder if former FBI director James Comey’s wife’s first name is Eve?   In the Bible story, Eve, after being persuaded by the serpent to eat the forbidden apple from the Tree of Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden, persuades Adam to eat the apple as well.  Because of their transgression, God expells … Read more

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Klar: Call For Action!

Seeking signatures for an important MAHA letter A battle for our health currently centers on the use of pesticides and other chemicals in American farming. As I recently explained in the Baltimore Sun, chemical companies that have been losing lawsuits to US juries for causing cancer from glyphosate have been pushing for state lawmakers to protect … Read more

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Cutting Military Spending Would Make for a Big and Beautiful Bill

Last week, Moody’s Ratings lowered the United States credit rating. Fitch Ratings and S&P Global Ratings had already lowered the US rating. This new downgrade was driven by Congress’s failure to make any efforts to reduce the almost 37 trillion dollars national debt. When Moody’s made its announcement, the House Budget Committee was scrambling to … Read more

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Lemiska: Another Democratic Brainstorm – Sidling up to Evil

It’s no wonder that the approval ratings for the Democrat Party remain at record lows. Party leaders can’t seem to come up with an agenda that isn’t devious, deceptive, and self-serving. More often than not, their political strategies are just plain bizarre. Who can forget their “defund the police” fiasco? During the 2020 presidential election, … Read more

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Bovard: There’s No Vaccination against Unlimited Political Power

Late in the last century, theater goers were jolted when a character in the X-Files movie declared that the Federal Emergency Management Agency can allow “the White House to suspend constitutional government upon declaration of a national emergency.” If the same line was used before thoughtful movie audiences nowadays, the response might be bitter cat … Read more

Crabtree: Secret Service Could Force Comey To Answer Questions

Real Clear Wire The Secret Service may try to force former FBI Director James Comey to answer pointed questions into a social media post he issued depicting an image of “8647,” but a U.S. attorney whom President Trump appointed will determine whether to prosecute Comey over the post. If Comey refuses to comply with their … Read more

JR Hoell: Take Action. Today.

We stand at a pivotal moment to challenge the unconstitutional restrictions of the National Firearms Act (NFA) concerning suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns. Two critical bills—the Hearing Protection Act (H.R. 404) and the Stop Harassing Owners of Rifles Today (SHORT) Act (H.R. 2395)—must be included in an upcoming budget reconciliation omnibus bill. These bills will eliminate … Read more

Page: Communication Devices Hidden in Chinese Solar Inverters Could Trigger Blackouts

Federal officials are reevaluating the security risks posed by Chinese-manufactured components found in solar power equipment after discovering undocumented communication devices capable of compromising the U.S. energy infrastructure, according to a new report from Reuters. The devices are installed inside Chinese-made inverters, which convert solar energy into electricity. They transform the DC current that the panels … Read more

Imani: De Niro’s Trump obsession and Hollywood’s hypocrisy

For over a decade, Robert De Niro, one of Hollywood’s most celebrated actors, has been a vocal critic of Donald Trump, escalating his attacks from pointed critiques to expletive-laden rants. His disdain for the former president, whom he has called everything from a “punk” to a “clown,” has become as defining as his iconic roles … Read more

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Rice: There Will Always Be ‘Trouble in River City’

The Troy University Speech and Drama Department just completed a four-night run of the beloved musical The Music Man. Since our third-grade son Jack played the part of Winthrop, my wife and I saw all four performances. (The play was fantastic and actually made me think there might be hope for our country’s younger generation after all. … Read more

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