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Alternative Groups Offer Choice With Boy Scouts' Name Change
The acceptance of girls, the admission of adult homosexuals and now changing the name of the Boys Scouts to Scouting America to be more "inclusive" is a Rubicon for many parents in terms of their sons' upbringing.
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Election Polls Not 'Infallible Predictors,' Should Be Viewed With 'Caution'
Even though a spate of polls shows former President Donald Trump leading President Joe Biden in key battleground states that are expected to help decide the outcome of the 2024 presidential election, campaign experts say the surveys should be "taken with a grain of salt."
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Biden's EV Push 'Accelerated' Death of American Gas-Powered Sedan
As U.S. car manufacturers focus on introducing more government-subsidized electric vehicles to their lineups, experts say they have sacrificed a staple - the gas-powered family sedan.
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Growth of Data Centers Around D.C. Worries Security Experts
An axiom of business is to go where the customers are.
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Science Doesn't Support Climate Activists' Extreme Weather Claims
As summer temperatures begin to climb and activists start clamoring that human-caused emissions are responsible for expected natural disasters, climate scientists contend the data simply doesn't support the so-called "climate crisis."
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China's Satellite Network Poses 'Major Threat' to US Military Operations
With a new network of military satellites capable of tracking and pinpointing targets at long distances, space experts fear that China has caught up to one of the United States' biggest advantages in the ongoing space race.
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Antifa Morphs Into Anti-Israel Movement
Evidence shows that antifa has traded the black pajamas of 2020 for the Palestinian keffiyehs of 2024.
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IRS' Audits Plan 'Incredibly Concerning'
The Internal Revenue Service's plans to aggressively increase audits is "incredibly concerning" to many economists and others who warn of targeting specific economic groups.
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Companies Look to Rebrand 'DEI' Without Ditching Controversial Practice
Companies worried about the legal and political ramifications of their embrace of "woke" initiatives that prioritize and incentivize opportunities for purportedly marginalized groups of people seem to be dropping catchy "ESG" and "DEI" labels without "doing away with the...
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As TV Comedy Dies, Stand-Up Gets the Last Laugh
Jerry Seinfeld isn't the only comedian who believes the extreme left PC mob is responsible for killing TV comedy and that stand-up provides more freedom to be funny.
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Overcoming Low Trust in Public Health Remains a 'Challenge' Amid Bird Flu Outbreak
While the CDC maintains that a bird flu outbreak poses a "low risk to the general public," epidemiologists fear that the erosion in public health following the mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic could result in Americans ignoring warnings on how to stop the disease.
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Philippines Deployment of US Missiles Hints at Stiffer China Deterrent
First, there was a suggestion of U.S.-built Australian nuclear submarines defending Taiwan. Now, deployment of a long-range American missile system to the Philippines is being seen by some as another tool for deterring, if not containing, China.
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Biden's Media Aversion 'Unlikely to Bolster' Reelection Odds
While President Joe Biden's thorny relationship with the press has grown pricklier, political strategists say his "unorthodox" campaign communications strategy that largely avoids traditional news outlets could prove to be a "pretty smart" move - if it doesn't backfire.
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Heritage Foundation: Biden Admin Colluded With Dem Groups to Sway Vote
A new report by the Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project indicates Biden administration officials worked with Democratic Party-aligned groups to craft a seemingly neutrally worded executive order for the practical effect of activating traditionally Democrat voter bases.
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Companies Eyeing Public School Graduates as Anti-Israel Protests Take Over Ivy Leagues
A degree from an Ivy League school has long been considered a golden ticket to landing a high-paying job.
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Biden's 'Uphill' Play for Florida a 'Lost Cause'
President Joe Biden's campaign believes it has a shot winning Florida thanks to the issue of abortion, and campaign experts say even though the Sunshine State's "significant" electoral votes make it an undertaking "worth considering," it is likely a "lost cause."
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Rush to AI Fraught With Pitfalls of Humans
The rush to embrace and incorporate artificial intelligence seems to be all the rage.
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Northwestern Univ. Faces Federal Complaint Over Deal With Anti-Israel Agitators
Northwestern University was slapped with a civil rights complaint over its concessionary plan to offer five scholarships to Palestinian students that a nonprofit legal organization contends is discriminatory to the rest of the school's student body.
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South Dakota Gov. Noem's Puppy Story 'Damages Her Nationally'
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem may have killed her shot at becoming Donald Trump's running mate after she admitted in a forthcoming book that she shot and killed her "untrainable" 14-month-old German wirehaired pointer, Cricket, political strategists say.
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Outside Groups Linked to College Student Demonstrations
Rapid media reports that attempt to discredit any suggestion there is any coordination between protesters, some violent, on college campuses across the country.
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May Watch: Met Gala, Moms, Memorial Day
With spring in full bloom and the month of May rumored to be named after the Roman goddess Maia - overseer of the growth of plants - it is fitting that Met Gala attendees are expected to be outfitted in couture that is emblematic of the "Garden of Time."
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Blinken's China Trip Further 'Weakened US Deterrent'
The last time Antony Blinken went to China it was delayed and was riddled with images of the secretary of state semi bowing to Xi Jinping, sitting off to the side of the Chinese president, and ended with the communist nation announcing it would conduct military training in Cuba.
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Healthcare Embracing DEI Initiatives Proves Dangerous
Doctors and the medical schools that train top practitioners are caving into DEI initiatives at the expense of patient care and overall excellence in the healthcare field, doctors, and medical professionals warn.
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China Maintains 'Unprecedented Access' to Americans After TikTok 'Ban'
The clock is ticking on how much time the Chinese social media app TikTok may be available in the U.S., but experts say the divest-or-ban ultimatum may be "too little, too late" when it comes to addressing the privacy and national security concerns that spurred the action.
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China's Panda Diplomacy Not a Sign of 'Friendship'
While China may be signaling that it wants to "repair" relations with the U.S. after San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced that the city would receive a pair of giant pandas, some experts caution against restoring panda diplomacy.