I know I’ve been pretty sparse posting here at the site this week, and for that I’d apologize – but when you’ve got a book ...
In order to build his socialist dictatorship, Stalin was one of the top three mass murders of all time. Yet once Hitler turned on him, our Democratic president, Franklin Roosevelt, embraced him as a ...
A small Louisiana town that generated just $3 million in revenue last year will receive a one-time payment of $4 million from ...
Louisiana’s bid to host a nuclear fuel and waste campus hinges on changes to federal nuclear waste law, state officials say. Louisiana is one of five states competing to host a federally backed ...
The “peaceful student protests” taking place in France have resulted in ruined businesses, burned historic buildings, and desecrated statues. These rioters are making a point to further push Islam ...
Recent comments made by some black political activists show how for them it’s not about advancing the black community, but about advancing black leftist political interests, with a little help from a ...
Liquefied natural gas exporter Venture Global has announced plans to build a 10-gigawatt off-grid power network to supply artificial intelligence data centers that would be located on land the company ...
Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico attended an event in Irving, Texas, that was dedicated to speaking with the Muslim community. Talarico held a meet-and-greet with the Muslim Democrat ...
Welcome to election season, when your favorite candidate finds out all kinds of things about themselves they didn’t know before. It reminds me of that meme: “Have you ever heard a rumor about yourself ...
Could Christopher Columbus be a saint? In the final installment of our three-part Columbus series, we consider that question through his own writings and an account of the petition for his ...
Some folks seem genuinely surprised that voters, even in reliably conservative/Republican States like Ohio and Texas, are ...
Texas continues to create jobs and outpace the national job growth rate even after losing jobs in September. Last month, Texas employers reported 14,461,300 nonfarm jobs after losing 11,100 jobs in ...