Slay News
- by David LindfieldRadical Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) has made salacious allegations against President Donald Trump as the Democrats come up empty-handed in the Jeffrey Epstein investigations. The post Jasmine Crockett Makes Wild Allegations Against Trump in Epstein Probe: ‘People Are Still Shielding Him’ appeared first on Slay News.
- by David LindfieldSen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) has argued that requiring voter identification is “another way to simply try to suppress the vote,” pushing back on polling that shows broad public support for voter ID laws. The post Adam Schiff: Voter ID ‘Is Another Way to Simply Try to Suppress the Vote’ appeared first on Slay News.
- by Frank BergmanA growing welfare fraud scandal in Maine could rival the massive social-services scandal uncovered in Minnesota, according to President Donald Trump’s top Medicare official, Dr. Mehmet Oz. The post Dr Oz Sounds Alarm as ‘Another Big Crisis’ of Fraud Emerging in Maine: ‘Looks a Lot Like Minnesota’ appeared first on Slay News.
- by Frank BergmanAn explosive detail has been discovered in the newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents that has been hailed as a "bombshell" finding that could "solve the mystery" surrounding the child predator. The post ‘Bombshell’ Detail Found in Epstein Files Exposes CIA Links appeared first on Slay News.
- by Frank BergmanJeffrey Epstein's convicted accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell abruptly shut down a congressional deposition Monday morning, invoking the Fifth Amendment less than an hour after questioning began. The post Ghislaine Maxwell Shuts Down House Epstein Probe After Pleading Fifth Minutes Into Testimony appeared first on Slay News.
International Liberty
- by Dan MitchellBased on a video from the Center for Freedom and Prosperity back in 2010, as well a video from Johan Norberg I shared in 2016, there’s a lot to learn by looking at Swedish economic history. Here’s a more recent video that also looks at that nation’s economic track record. You’ll notice a similar message […]
- by Dan MitchellWhen trying to educate people about taxes, I often share this visual showing a taxpayer trying to figure out whether he should try to earn more income. The simple message is that a taxpayer is more likely to choose to earn more income if the tax rate on that additional income (i.e., the marginal tax […]
- by Dan MitchellI wrote recently about how government handouts are creating dependency (perhaps deliberately) for low-income Americans, and I elaborated on this topic for Austin Peterson’s show. The real issue in this debate, as discussed in my two-part series (here and here), is whether the goal of government policy should be dependency of self-sufficiency. This Chuck Asay […]
- by Dan MitchellOnce again, let’s celebrate Ronald Reagan on his birthday. And we’ll start by asking to identify his greatest accomplishment. Without firing a shot, winning the Cold War over the evil of Soviet communism? Having the wisdom and the fortitude to bring inflation under control? Restoring America’s economic vitality by reducing the cost of government? Those […]
- by Dan MitchellHaving just debunked one leader, let’s now cross the Atlantic and see if another one deserves criticism. I’ll start today’s column with the observation that I’m not a fan of Spanish fiscal policy. The burden of government spending has significantly increased over the past two decades and debt levels have grown enormously. And others share […]
Climate- Science.press
- by uwe.roland.gross“We estimate there is enough dissolved lithium present in that region to replace US imports of lithium and more.”
- by uwe.roland.gross“There is no evidence that UN COP meetings and more than $10 trillion spent on renewables over the last 30 years have affected the climate. The average atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration, which is blamed for global warming, has been rising over the last 50 years without any change to the trend.”
- by uwe.roland.grossIt has been revealed that judges in the US are being influenced by fake climate propaganda when making decisions. John Solomon’s Just the News has the story: ‘A coalition of 27 Republican attorneys general is joining a growing chorus of criticism over climate activists providing one-sided material to judges that’s presented as an impartial scientific resource to […]
- by uwe.roland.grossIt’s kind of sad really. While mum and dad are busting their guts trying to build a future, woke teachers to whom they entrust their kids' education are filling the kids heads with woke nonsense.
- by uwe.roland.grossPoliticians and trial lawyers in Louisiana are hoping to use the home-field advantage of state courts to shake down oil and gas companies. The alleged misdeed: contributing to coastal erosion and damaging wetlands while producing aviation fuel for the U.S. military during World War II.
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Watts Up With That?
- by Eric Worrall… the five electric buses were “operating well” until November 2025 when the batteries “were recalled for fire hazard. …
- by Guest BloggerUntil regulators and policymakers confront the reality that these projects are wiping out key predators in the natural food chain, it is dishonest to market this form of power as environmentally benign.
- by Guest BloggerQuote of the Week: “Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts” — Richard Feynman [H/t Francis Menton]
- by Guest BloggerI gather there was 271 mm in Torbay. But even that pales into insignificance in comparison with some of the totals registered in November 1929. October 1960 was also extremely wet in Devon, with 311 mm falling in Exeter.
- by Anthony WattsGelles should acknowledge that the scientific expectation in a warming world has long been for fewer cold extremes. Observations largely confirm that expectation. The idea of warming “fueling” cold extremes may play better into the narrative that humans are causing dangerous climate extremes and wild weather swings, but it is factually wrong.
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