This post was originally published on here Anyone who hasn’t been living in an unheated shack a hundred miles north of the Great Slave Lake in Canada’s Northwest Territories knows by now that the American justice system has been badly broken for a while now. We’ve spent a lot of bandwidth and spilled a lot…
This post was originally published on here Though entirely predictable, one of the most maddening things surrounding the brutal murder of 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on the Charlotte light rail system has been the corporate media’s belated coverage of the crime. Advertisement As we’ve discussed here, the murder happened on Friday night, August 22nd,…
This post was originally published on hereThe condition of the press industry has been wavering for years, with layoffs and other cost-saving measures being a frequent reality witnessed. One common practice with many newspapers has been the move away from actual paper; a number of outlets these days have ceased to provide a print edition.…
This post was originally published on here We take our good news when and where we find it. In this case, it’s not a dramatic, earth-shaking event, but it’s an interesting piece of economic news: Wholesale prices dropped in August, slightly – but maybe enough. Advertisement Wholesale prices surprisingly fell slightly in August, providing breathing…
This post was originally published on here North Carolina Republican Addul Ali ripped an NPR reporter a new one after taking questions that appeared to provide cover for the Democrats and the person who brutally murdered Iryna Zarutska. Advertisement During a press conference on Wednesday, the NC GOP called out the policies of Charlotte’s Democrat…
This post was originally published on here The tragic story of the senseless murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a train in Charlotte, North Carolina, continues to reverberate across the country as Democrats and Republicans point fingers at each other for the incredible failure of our justice system. There is simply no way in…
This post was originally published on here New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders (I) did their wide-eyed best to combat the oligarchy and crush corporate greed during their tour together in the spring—and they seem to have had an awfully cushy time doing it, according to reports about their expenses.…
This post was originally published on here The Secret Service reportedly allowed a “semi-automatic Glock handgun” to slip through a checkpoint at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, last week. Advertisement This alarming breach occurred just days before the trial of Ryan Wesley Routh, who faces charges for a second assassination attempt on President…
This post was originally published on here This time, the horrible crisis has been averted. In Washington, a 13-year-old boy with a school shooting fixation was apprehended and arrested after police found guns and written mass shooting scenarios at his home. Advertisement A 13-year-old boy who may have “idolized previous mass shooters” has been arrested after…
This post was originally published on here By Michel Daher President Trump continues his blistering pace signing executive orders. As of this writing, he has signed 202 executive orders so far in 2025. Being a pharmacist, the one he signed on Tuesday is on a topic I have written about before for Redstate. Advertisement READ…