Murders in Miami and Missouri Highlight the Need for Sunshine on Psychiatric “Treatments” by Guest Contributor Jun. 5, 2024 7:30 am Image by Gordon Johnson from Pixabay Reprinted with permission from AbleChild and JoeHoft.com. Murders in Miami and Missouri Highlight the Need for Sunshine on Psychiatric “Treatments” The tragic cases of the father in Miami
(The Center Square) – In West Virginia’s ongoing U.S. Senate race, Republican nominee Jim Justice and Democratic nominee Glenn Elliott have strongly favored financially supporting Ukraine – despite its growing unpopularity among Republicans and the state’s heavy conservative lean. Justice and Elliot won the Republican and Democratic nominations, respectively, in the senatorial primary on May
(The Center Square) – Video gambling is a huge cash cow for the state of Illinois and Democratic lawmakers want a bigger slice of the pie for Chicago. A late addition to the $53.1 billion state budget that Gov. J.B. Pritzker is considering would raise the tax on the industry to 35%. The Pritzker administration
(The Center Square) — With Virginia’s primaries only two weeks away, Donald Trump’s verdict could serve as an added boost to 7th-District Democratic favorite Eugene Vindman. Vindman and his brother worked for the National Security Council and blew the whistle on Trump for his phone call asking Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskky to investigate President Joe
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(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden’s proclamation limiting the number of asylum seekers each day at the southern border sparked a range of reactions from politicians and groups in Arizona. Biden said the United States will not allow people to claim asylum if the average daily number of those seeking asylum passes 2,500 average
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(The Center Square) – Clearance of a North Carolina teen’s academic record for saying “illegal aliens” in a classroom setting is sought in a preliminary injunction filed Tuesday. Christian McGhee, a 16-year-old at Central Davidson High in Lexington, and his parents Leah and Chad McGhee, sued the Davidson County School District Board of Education. The
A patriotic former FBI agent who helped expose the agency’s lies about the January 6th protests has scored a major victory against his former employer. FBI agent Marcus Allen had his security clearance suspended in 2022 after he raised questions about Director Christopher Wray’s statements regarding law enforcement involvement during the January 6th protests. Empower
VICTORY: FBI Whistleblower Who Exposed Agency’s Lies About January 6th Has Security Clearence Reinstated, Will Receive Over Two Years of Back Pay by Ben Kew Jun. 5, 2024 7:00 am A patriotic former FBI agent who helped expose the agency’s lies about the January 6th protests has scored a major victory against his former employer.
Experts have sounded the alarm over an expected invasion later this year of massive flying venomous spiders within the Northeast region. Earlier in January, the New Jersey Pest Control released information that Joro spiders would be making their way to an area of New Jersey. The spiders, which are as large as human hands, have 4 inch long legs
The Arizona Republican Party and the Arizona Free Enterprise Club filed a lawsuit against Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes. Both organizations have accused Fontes of violating numerous issues related to the National Voter Registration Act, according to a social media post on X. The lawsuit concerns alleged discrepancies in the state’s voter registration system