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Debunking Myths on Why Parents Are Eschewing Vaccines
Florida health officials appear to have the wind in their sails when it comes to the nation's views on vaccine mandates.Many chalk it up to COVID-19 hesitancy, but statistics say otherwise.
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Former White House Official: Trump Tariffs Threaten China Deterrence
President Donald Trump's tariff policies against India threaten to undermine his first-term strategy that looked to India as a counterweight in Asia against China, Lisa Curtis, former senior director at the National Security Council for South and Central Asia said.
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J.K. Rowling Defiant After 'Harry Potter' Reunion Nixed
Author J.K. Rowling, never one to back down from her stance as a gender-critical feminist, again pushed back against criticism from those in the entertainment industry , this time toward the popular director of her "Harry Potter" films.
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Home-Buying Power Slips Dramatically Since 1970s
For most workers living on a minimum wage salary, home ownership is largely out of reach, which represents a dramatic changes from the 1970s, when a minimum wage job could possibly provide enough income to reasonably afford a modest home.
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Brussels and the Orchestrated Destabilization of Central Europe
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó again sounded the alarm on what many in Central Europe increasingly perceive as an organized campaign of destabilization driven by Brussels against sovereign governments that refuse to fall in line with the liberal pro-war mainstream.
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House GOP Chair Slams Pa. Gov. on Food Stamps Handling
It appears Rep. Glenn Thompson, R-Pa., has had his fill of his state's governor complaining about the need to fix problems in delivering food stamps.
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Texas Man Seeks to Save His Marriage, End No-Fault Divorce
Jeff Morgan has two goals in his current legal battle in Texas: Save his own marriage and destroy no-fault divorce in the state.
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RFK Jr. Pushes for SSRI Scrutiny Amid Rising Violence
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is ramping up calls to investigate a class of drugs for treating depression and anxiety that includes Prozac and Zoloft, fearing a link to risks in mass shootings and suicides.
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Florida Mom's Lawsuit Intensifies Raw Milk Debate
The debate over consuming raw milk was reignited when a Florida woman filed a lawsuit in August after it allegedly made one of her children sick and caused her to lose her unborn child.
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Ideological Struggle Carried Out in US 'Memory Wars'
In recent years, debates over statues, monuments, and memorials have become one of the most visible arenas of America's "memory wars."
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Will Trump Avoid De-Dollarization?
Critics warn that President Donald Trump's tariff policies could backfire, triggering the dumping of the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency.
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Questions Surface in Ukraine Security Funding Report
New concerns about U.S. funds sent to Ukraine being squandered during the Biden administration were renewed in a recent report that said nearly $1 billion in security contracts were "unsupported" and "potentially unallowed."
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DOJ Backs NH Employer in Rejecting Funding Sex Changes
The Department of Justice is supporting a New Hampshire employer being sued for refusing to cover treatment for an employee's gender dysphoria.
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Alternatives Boom Amid Decline of Woke Oscars
The Academy Awards continue to bleed viewers amid stringent diversity, equity, and inclusion requirements and a steady stream of progressive political messaging that conservatives view as condescending lectures from out-of-touch elites.
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Why 'Disinfectant' Salt Fails to Kill Flesh-Eating Bacteria
Most believe that saltwater disinfects, but Vibrio vulnificus (flesh-eating bacteria) is not only salt-tolerant, it's salt-dependent.
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Iran Gears Up for Larger War With Israel
Intelligence sources told Newsmax that Iran appears to be gearing up for a larger war with Israel, supported by Russian arms using proxies.
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JD Vance and the Ideology of a Revolution From Above
The ascent of Vice President JD Vance to the highest circles of American power marks not only a personal journey from Appalachian hardship to the vice presidency, but also the crystallization of a new ideological current within conservatism.
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Blacklisted Actor Finds 'Second Act' in Songwriting
Years after being blacklisted for his support of President Donald Trump, actor James Woods has broken free from the confines of a leftist Hollywood with a new passion for writing songs reflecting his storied life.
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As Crime Surges, States Urged to Expose Dangerous Schools
America's public schools saw an explosion in violent crimes, including sexual offenses and assaults, under the Biden administration, according to data from a 2020 to 2024 report recently released by the FBI.
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Mighty Mitochondria: Unlocking the Body's Natural Energy Powerhouses
For decades, medical science focused on symptoms, treatments, and the visible effects of disease.
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Worry About Violence Grows as Trans Numbers Swell
The mainstream media reflexively tamped down any mention that the suspect who shot up a Catholic school in Minneapolis last week was suffering from gender dysphoria.
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Trump Looks to Erdogan in Syria
President Donald Trump's shakeup of the National Security Council in May signaled the rise of Turkish influence on American policy in Syria.
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Treasury Cracks Down on Russia's 'Malicious Cyber Activities'
While President Donald Trump tries to convince Russian President Vladimir Putin to stop the war with Ukraine, Trump's Treasury Department is working to put a halt to a notorious Russian crypto firm linked to Putin's government.
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US Allies Scrutinized in Refocused Human Rights Report
For nearly five decades, the annual human rights report from the U.S. Department of State has served as a global benchmark for assessing civil liberties, political freedoms, and government conduct.
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Democrat Bill Pushes Yearlong Mortgage Freeze for Disaster Victims
A Democrat-led proposal in Congress would provide homeowners with federally backed mortgages up to one year of payment relief after natural disasters, aiming to prevent foreclosures for families already struggling to recover from a disaster.