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Chattanooga Goes Brave New World

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american thinker By Paul E. Scates Imagine, if you will (tip of the hat to Rod Serling), a small American town in the mid-South, located on the banks of a major river in a valley surrounded by →

NHL teams won't wear theme-night jerseys after players' LGBTQ Pride refusals

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nbc news By Associated Press NHL teams won’t wear special jerseys for pregame warmups during themed nights next season, the result of a handful of players refusing to use rainbow-colored Pride →

Elon Musk: Having a really rich guy on our side opens many possibilities

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​american thinker​​​ By Jack Gleason I’m still not sure about Elon Musk. Is he a true conservative, a secret tool of the Left or China, a brilliant entrepreneur, or just really lucky? At this point I →

U.S. Influence in the Pacific Requires Congressional Action

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national interest by Andrew Harding The Pacific Islands are strategically important to U.S. ambitions to balance China. Although President Biden’s decision to cancel his trip to Papua New Guinea was →

As Biden's dementia advances, he had to be pulled offstage after stumbling through a teleprompter speech

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american thinker By Thomas Lifson The frequency with which puzzling nonsense escapes Joe Biden's lips is increasing, and so are his obvious disorientation and need of help to navigate the ordinary →

Why positive education doesn’t have to exclude punishment

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the conversation Your toddler has just thrown a tantrum and you are grappling with how to respond: Is it okay to set boundaries by sending them off to their bedroom? As the summer approaches, →

Legal experts say the charges against Hunter Biden are rarely brought

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nbc news By Ryan J. Reilly WASHINGTON — The charges brought against President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden are rarely prosecuted, legal experts say. Under a plea deal reached with the U.S. Attorney's →

The Greek migrant shipwreck is another preventable tragedy at the borders of Europe

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the conversation The Mediterranean route between Libya and Italy has been described as the “world’s most dangerous maritime crossing”. This was proven once again last week in the tragic shipwreck of →

How Women Have Robbed Themselves

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​american thinker​​​ By Deanna Chadwell Women in our society have traditionally been treated with a unique honor and respect. Were we always treated fairly? Not entirely -- there was a time when we →

Call for a Fur Free Europe most successful European Citizens Initiative on animal welfare

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brussels times This marked the 10th successful European Citizens Initiative (ECI) since the tool for participative democracy was launched in 2012. Seven out of the ten ECIs have been dedicated to →

'It's rat, not duck'; college, district market watchdog face severest punishment after food scandal

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global times A provincial investigation team in East China's Jiangxi Province on Saturday released the results of their probe stating that the unusual object discovered in food at a college canteen →

"Mass killers practice at home": How domestic violence and mass shootings are linked

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cbs news By Kerry Breen Before 20 children died in a shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, and before 19 students died at Robb Elementary School, the shooters turned their guns on family members. →

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