Trump pardons ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich
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The UN’s religious scheme warrants strong resistance from individuals and nations that want to retain control over their own lives and beliefs.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards We are often told that there is no corruption in New Zealand, and that our public service and electoral system are robust and free from manipulation and conflicts of interest. But the two official reports released yesterday about the allegations of misuse of resources
Muslim organisations take the side of anti-Semitic nurses.
The $881 million wasn’t just vendor agreements – it funded systems designed to track, measure, and condition young minds. This isn’t about saving money. It’s not even about politics. What’s unfolding reveals something far more profound.
The most recent round of spending cuts follows DOGE’s announcement of the termination of 89 additional DOE contracts worth $881 million.
The arts industry is as incestuous as a Gazan wedding.
Net Zero has meant trillions of dollars of investment with scarcely any return, he told delegates. Anywhere that there is significant renewables penetration, electricity prices have gone up.
The Fourth Estate abrogated its societal responsibilities a long time ago. Alongside losing their monopolies on distribution channels, they no longer enjoy a technology advantage and, indeed, are struggling to keep up with these types of innovations.
The destructive idiocy of teaching kids ‘indigenous maths’.
The concern centres around ‘colonisation’. When asked whether the council would support anniversary events without Ngāi Tahu’s involvement and approval, the answer was a firm “No.”