Новости за 06.04.2024

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By George David Banks Real Clear Wire The energy industry is often fraught with partisan division, but strong bipartisan support exists for advancing U.S. carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies. CCS projects are gaining momentum as a critical component of U.S. economic, energy, and…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Live Action News.] By Cassy Fiano-Chesser Live Action News A new study published in the Lancet medical journal has predicted that the world’s population will fall for the first time in centuries… proving, yet again, that overpopulation fears are not founded in reality. Population decline, meanwhile, continues…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Philip Wegmann Real Clear Wire New testimony from those who witnessed firsthand the confusion and chaos of the Afghanistan withdrawal further contradicts President Biden’s assertion that the hurried and violent end to the longest war in American history was an “extraordinary success.” In…

(CONSERVATIVE INSTITUTE) – According to Daily Mail, writer Todd Bensman went deep inside the Mexican cartel's gang territory and learned many shocking things happening behind the scenes including "pedophiles and killers" paying cartel members to sneak them into the United States at any cost. Bensman embedded within the La Linea Cartel territory, "a vast high…

Micaela Burrow Daily Caller News Foundation The Marine Corps’ service-wide inspection that ended March 15 found that many Marines are living in “uninhabitable” conditions, but the path to fixing a decades-old problem will not be easy, according to Marines who spoke to the Daily Caller News Foundation. In February, Marine Corps acting Commandant Gen. Christopher…

Will Kessler Daily Caller News Foundation Two members of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors introduced an ordinance to be considered that would require grocery stores to provide six-months notice before closing, or be liable for a lawsuit. Supervisors Dean Preston and Aaron Peskin introduced the ordinance on Tuesday, which would also require that operators…

Nick Pope Daily Caller News Foundation The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded nearly $14 billion Thursday to three organizations with deep ties to the Biden administration and the Democratic Party. The EPA announced the winners of $20 billion of funding from the massive Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF), a program created by President Joe Biden’s…

Arjun Singh Daily Caller News Foundation Former President Donald Trump has filed a motion to recuse Acting Justice Juan Merchan of the New York Supreme Court Trial Division from presiding over his criminal trial in New York, according to a filing submitted to the court on Friday. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has been…

Ep. 90 Here’s the bright side of a dark time: people are starting to notice the lies. The vibe is changing fast. pic.twitter.com/bwDRJr6t6f — Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) April 6, 2024 For 25 years, WND has boldly brought you the news that really matters. If you appreciate our Christian journalists and their uniquely truthful reporting and…

(TECH SPOT) – Ultra-high-purity quartz is an essential component to semiconductor chips, and the only places in the world that can meet this need are two mines in a small North Carolina town. The mines' owner, Sibelco, is investing $700 million to expand capacity, but is that enough to keep up with AI-fueled chip demand?…

Robert Schmad Daily Caller News Foundation A major real estate company released a survey on Friday which found that renters and homeowners are significantly reducing their quality of life to afford housing under President Joe Biden. Nearly one in five homeowners and renters reported skipping meals to afford housing in Biden’s economy, according to a…

(SLAY NEWS) – Democrats are now anticipating defeat in the critical November presidential election as President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign continues to struggle, according to a new report. Biden has taken to viciously mocking President Donald Trump on the campaign trail. However, beneath all of the jokes is real fear. Democrats are mentally “prepared to…

(JUST THE NEWS) – Parents of children with legally recognized special needs are fighting school districts for transparency on how they are treated, including with regard to gender identity, in lawsuits from the lowest to the highest federal courts. Their resolution could determine not only what public schools must divulge to parents about their own…

(OANN) – Harvard is taking its diversity, equity, and inclusion agenda to the next level. The university is planning segregated graduation ceremonies for the 2024 graduating class. According to a sign-up sheet obtained by the National Review, the university’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) office will hold separate commencements based on race, religion, sexuality and…

Harold Hutchison Daily Caller News Foundation A school district in Massachusetts is engulfed in tension following claims that two school counselors were involved in harmful encounters with transgender students, leading to accusations of racism, the New Yorker reported. The school newspaper of Amherst Regional Middle School, the Graphic, reported about claims that the counselors were…

The majority on the Florida Supreme Court has ruled that an amendment that essentially allows for abortion anytime, to anyone, for any reason, will be on this fall's election ballot. But Liberty Counsel, which has fought for the pro-life movement for years already, said it is the three justices in the minority who got the…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Live Action News.] By Kelli Live Action News It seems the recent uproar from the abortion industry and its friends in the media over legislation requiring the viewing of a computer-generated fetal development video in some public schools wasn’t enough. Now, an article in The 19th has…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Susan Crabtree Real Clear Wire One year ago, a group of 63 exiled Chinese Christians ended their tumultuous four-year journey to find a refuge where they could practice their faith without fear of Chinese Communist Party persecution. The congregants and their pastor, Pan…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Adeline Von Drehle Real Clear Wire The North Hall of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Ridgefield, Connecticut, acts in 2024 much like the town of Gettysburg acted in 1863: as a space to handle our differences as citizens of the United States. Braver…

(CHRISTIAN POST) – The oldest man in the world, who died this week in Venezuela, attributed his longevity in part to his strong Catholic faith and love for God. Juan Vicente Pérez Mora, 114, died Tuesday in Táchira, Venezuela, just weeks shy of his 115th birthday, according to an announcement from Freddy Bernal, the governor…

(NOT THE BEE) – Twenty years ago, a well-meaning person brought some goats to live on the small island of Alicudi, Italy. The goats later escaped and made their homes on the volcanic island, prancing happily through the mountains and reproducing rapidly over the next two decades. The island is only 5 square kilometers and…

Ep. 89 Bryan Johnson is a very smart, very rich, very well-meaning man who wants to live forever. That sounds like a terrible idea. This is one of the most interesting debates we’ve ever had. pic.twitter.com/XN8BPLvc3b — Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) April 5, 2024 For 25 years, WND has boldly brought you the news that really…

By David Boyajian Corporate media describe the Jan. 6, 2021, ("J6") assault on the U.S. Capitol – sparked by claims of fraud in 2020's presidential election – as an insurrection. But was it? Yet they never describe 2020 riots – sparked mainly by the Minneapolis police's killing of George Floyd – as insurrections. Then again,…

In the 1992 American dramedy film "Sneakers," students and long-time friends Martin Brice and Cosmo break into a building at their university on a snowy night in December 1969 to hack into the school's computer network and redistribute money from causes they consider evil to more noble ones they believe need more funding. Martin leaves…

My husband and I are big on books. Forget tech gadgets or "smart" anything or even television (we haven't owned a TV set since 1992) – we prefer books. At one point we owned about 5,000 volumes, stuffed into every nook and cranny of our house. When we downsized to a smaller place about three…