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From 'Free Speech' to Elon Musk

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american thinker By Dennis Lund There was a time, in years past, when calling someone a hypocrite was taken as an insult to a person’s integrity, or more specifically their lack thereof. That is no →

The Storm is Over

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american thinker By Henry F. Smith, M.D. It is been two years and nine months since the start of the COVID pandemic. In my region of Pennsylvania, the newest milder omicron variants are certainly →

Senate passes $1.7 trillion government funding bill that overhauls U.S. election law

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nbc news By Sahil Kapur, Frank Thorp V, Julie Tsirkin and Kate Santaliz The Senate voted on Thursday to pass a $1.7 trillion government funding bill, sending it to the House to avoid a holiday →

Can King Charles III Save Classical Music From the Woke Left?

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national interest by Jacob Heilbrunn Classical music, under assault from the woke Left, is searching for a savior. Is King Charles III it? While his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, was a fan of the →

Qatar corruption scandal: Kaili and Panzeri both make 'partial confessions'

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen Two European officials at the centre of the Qatargate corruption scandal have both "partially confessed" to receiving illicit funds from the Qatari and →

Qatar corruption scandal: A mysterious NGO with former European Commissioners on the board

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brussels times As previously reported , the European Parliament – the most implicated institution - adopted on Friday a resolution in response to the corruption allegations, stressing the broader →

When should you get your child a cellphone?

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cbs news By Adriana Diaz Chicago — Cellphones are a popular gift during the holiday season, but the debate remains: What's the best age for your child's first phone? Craighton and Emily Berman are →

China’s pestered private sector given new lease on life

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asia times by William Pesek As China reopens the world’s No 2 economy, the biggest winner could be a beleaguered private sector that’s had a rough few years under President Xi Jinping. Since 2019, →

Plenty of Grievances to Air This Christmas Season

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american thinker By Brian C. Joondeph It has been a tough few years, first with COVID then an economy blasted by inflation and recession. Most Americans are hoping for a shiny present under the →

'Not for sale': MEPs insist on transparency reforms after Qatar corruption scandal

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the brussels times By Maïthé Chini MEPs are "appalled" by the recent allegations that MEPs, former MEPs and EP staff are involved in corruption, money laundering and participation in a criminal →

Brittney Griner breaks silence after being released from prison in Russia: "It feels so good to be home!"

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cbs news By Caitlin O'Kane Brittney Griner is opening up about her return home for the first time. The WNBA star, who returned to the U.S. last week after a prisoner swap with Russia, was detained in →

Creative Historical Interpretations Are Not History

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american thinker By Jack Bovee The dominating narrative in American schools and the popular culture today is that slavery began in America in 1619. Unfortunately, there is about as much truth in that →

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