Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. qualified to seek access to the ballot in the state of Utah, according to the Associated Press. Kennedy, who previously ran in the Democratic presidential primary against President Joe Biden, withdrew from the primary in October and is seeking the…
Read More Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Qualifies For First State Ballot In Utah
Universities offered students in the U.S. the opportunity to enroll in many courses that push gender ideology and left-wing activism during the 2023-2024 school year. Princeton University offered a class titled “Black + Queer in Leather: Black Leather/BDSM Material Culture” in the Spring 2023 semester, according to…
Read More Here Are Just A Few Of The Craziest Courses Universities Offered In 2023
The Republican primary race to succeed retiring GOP Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah has gained two more challengers with Rep. John Curtis and the son of former Sen. Orrin Hatch both launching bids on Tuesday. Curtis changed his mind after previously declining a bid while several…
Read More Race To Succeed Utah Sen. Mitt Romney Gains Two New Contenders
The Congress must address several items of public importance, which it has failed to dispose of for months when it reconvenes for legislative business in the second week of January. The Senate adjourned on Dec. 21 after attempting to reach a political compromise on funding…
Read More Congress Faces Long To-Do List As Shutdown Looms To Start 2024
Former President Donald Trump, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley are the only candidates who qualified for CNN’s Republican primary debate in Des Moines, Iowa, on Jan. 10, the outlet announced Tuesday. The three exceeded the debate criteria, garnering more than 10%…
Read More Trump, Florida Gov. DeSantis, And Former South Carolina Gov. Haley Qualify For CNN Iowa Debate
Companies’ bottom lines are set to recover from conservatives collectively staging boycotts in 2023 after a number of different marketing campaigns and products pushed left-wing ideals, but the backlash has ultimately changed the trajectory of corporate marketing, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Bud…
Read More Businesses Took A Beating From Conservatives Over Woke Marketing In 2023, But Did It Change Anything?
The U.S. began resuscitating major World War II-era military sites in the Pacific in 2023 amid a sweeping pivot toward preparation for a potential China conflict. Earlier in December, a U.S. Air Force general said the U.S. has made “significant progress” toward reclaiming the Tinian…
Read More U.S. Moved To Revive Major WWII-Era Military Bases In 2023 To Prepare For Face-Off With China
Sporting associations have tightened rules regarding transgender athletes competing in women’s sports in 2023, drawing complaints from LGBT activists. The issue of men competing in women’s sports has received considerable scrutiny amid instances such as Laurel Hubbard, a biological male, competing against women in the…
Read More Sporting Associations Start To Crack Down On Men In Women’s Sports
Republicans appear to be in a strong position to take back control of the Senate in 2024, where they only need to flip two seats, with numerous vulnerable Democrats set to appear on the ballot amid a contentious presidential election. West Virginia provides Senate Republicans…
Read More West Virginia, Montana, And Ohio Offers GOP Best Chance To Win Back Senate Control In 2024
President Joe Biden derided inflation and the size of the federal government back in 1978, when he was a senator representing Delaware, according to an old newspaper advertisement obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. The ad, which ran in a Wilmington News Journal in…
Read More Joe Biden Slams Inflation And Runaway Government Spending, In 1978 Campaign Ad