by Terence P. Jeffrey In the first 18 full months that Joe Biden has been president -- February 2021 through July 2022 -- the federal government has spent $9,728,646,000,000, according to data published in the Monthly Treasury Statement.
By Dr. Don Newbury
“Doting” is an adjective often used to describe grandparents. In the case of Rick and Becky Cadden, however, “pranking” might be a better fit.
by John Stossel 'Trust the science,' say the media. Polls show that fewer Americans do. There's good reason for that.
'They don't trust science because science is increasingly untrustworthy,' says science writer Andrew Follet in my new video.
by Gary Borders
Farmer’s Almanac predicting a white winter
As Texas gets at least a temporary reprieve this week from the heat, with a nice round of rain blanketing much of the state, the Old Farmer’s Almanac is predicting January will bring significant snowfall to the state.
from The Colorado Springs Gazette A national survey has found some public school teachers are more reluctant to discuss hot-button topics in class amid restrictions in a number of states on teaching about racism, sexism and other oft-debated fare.
by John Stossel When Russia attacked Ukraine, 'experts' said the country would fall within days.
It hasn't. One reason is that the Russian military wasn't as effective as people thought.
Another is that Ukrainians surprised the world by courageously defending their country.
Texas gas prices lowest in nation
While gas prices nationwide dropped below $4 per gallon average last week, the state boasts the lowest prices in the country at an average of $3.49 — 50 cents below the national average, according to AAA Texas .