The Silence on Welfarism and Children
Problems don’t go away because you don’t talk about them. Talking about them is an essential prerequisite to progress.
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Hipkins Drags Out Phoney War With Coalition
If Labour leads the next government, He Puapua will undoubtedly be back at full throttle – even though Hipkins will undoubtedly not mention it by name.
George Washington, Father of the Country, Killed by Doctors
The lesson did not stick because then and now, the prevailing medical wisdom gets a pass even when it kills people. Even the Father of the Country.
Trump Announces Chinese Investment In American Industry
President Donald Trump said that Chinese leader Xi Jinping has committed to purchasing American energy commodities, soybeans, and jets.
Few Arrests at Unite the Kingdom Rally
All told, then, a protest that could be described as “largely peaceful” without irony.
Another FDA Official Gone
Exclusive: Høeg says she first learned about rumours of her departure through media reports before being told by FDA officials to resign or be terminated.
A Giant Leap Forward
Texas Attorney General Paxton forces Texas Children’s Hospital to open the nation’s first detransition clinic, pay $10 million, and fire the doctors who harmed kids.
This Hantavirus and the WHO
We need to, as citizens and as a public health community, insist that institutions such as the WHO do better, or insist on replacing them with something better.
186,000 Dead People on Food Stamps
Every benefit-paying agency in the federal government has near-term deadlines to identify their most fraud-prone programs and start screening recipients for things like… you know… being alive.
State Dept Rejects Invitation to Pro-Migration Conference
The use of taxpayer dollars on migrants was largely driven by UN agencies and their partners, “which did not just facilitate the invasion of our country, but proceeded to redistribute our own people’s wealth and resources to millions of foreigners from the worst corners of the world” – spokesperson.
