The major media refused to show the vile calls to violence or celebrations of the killing of conservatives that permeated this past weekend's "No Kings" protests.

The New Jersey Republican State Committee has called on the Department of Justice’s Division of Civil Rights to send monitors to oversee the processing of mail-in ballots in Passaic County for next month's election.

Hundreds of companies use the software company Benevity to connect with nonprofits. In determining which non-profits are eligible for donations, Benevity relies on the Southern Poverty Law Center's "Hate Map."

"No Kings" was no bueno. The Democrat Party has lost its mojo.

Recent U.S. Government testimony reports that China’s strategic nuclear threat continues to increase, while an Oct. 10, 2025 military parade in Pyongyang shows that North Korea may have the world’s largest multiple-warhead nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).

In a Middle East peace signing ceremony and speeches to the Israeli parliament and Arab leaders, President Donald Trump on Oct. 13, 2025, called on all sides to "put the old feuds and bitter hatreds behind us" and embrace the "golden age of the Middle East."

It is the spiritual war that bedevils Chinese Communist Party atheists. How can ideological materialists control what they can't see?

Sanae Takaichi, a conservative known as Japan's "Iron Lady," who opposes communist China and is also against same sex marriage, is poised to become the nation's new prime minister.

What really goes on behind the scenes of vaccine development?

The Trump Administration has moved to phase out animal testing at federal agencies and laboratories. One glaring exception, however, is a Colorado bat virus lab which has received a new infusion of taxpayer dollars, a report said.

Since being hijacked by the Left, Wikipedia has became an "engine of defamation," says a co-founder of the online encyclopedia who has vowed to fix it. Co-founder Larry Sanger, who left shortly after the site's launch, has become one of its fiercest critics.

George Carlin said the "reason education sucks" in the United States is due to the "big wealthy business interests that control things and make all the important decisions. ... They spend billions of dollars every year lobbying, lobbying, to get what they want. Well, we know what they want. They want more for themselves and less for everybody else, but I'll tell you what they don’t want: They don’t want a population of citizens capable of critical thinking." It's a club, Carlin contended, "and you ain't in it."

In a ritual of near farcical folly, the UN General Assembly has elected fourteen new members to join the Geneva-based Human Rights Council.

No one likes insurance companies — trying to get them to pay a claim is like wrenching a bone out of a dog's clenched teeth — and now we have another reason to hold them in low regard. The biggest advocate for blowing another $1 trillion hole in the federal budget is the health insurance lobby.

President Donald Trump lambasted the United Nations on opening day for its failure to stop global crises in the midst of major regional wars, humanitarian disasters, looming security threats, never mind costly bureaucratic waste. But like a stern professor, yet as the leader of the most prominent and founding UN member state, he then added that the world organization isn’t living up to its potential, and scathingly challenged, “What’s the purpose of the United Nations?”

Presidents, prime ministers, kings and potentates are converging on New York for the United Nations General Assembly session.