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30% Violent Crime Spike in ‘Defund the Police’ District

Northern Bronx has seen a 30% spike in violent crime since last year. This comes not long after Rep. Jamaal Bowman, the freshman representative for New York’s 16th Congressional District, called for Defunding the Police. Following his election, Rep. Bowman tweeted in 2020, "A system this cruel and inhumane can't be reformed. Defund the police, and defund the system that's terrorizing our communities." Read More

Inflation Causes Target’s Profit to Plunge 90%

With inflation at a record high of 9.1%, more and more shoppers are cutting out discretionary spending, causing Target’s profits to plunge by 90% this quarter. To keep up with higher-priced food and gasoline, shoppers have been looking for deals in discount stores or even in competitor Walmart, whose sales to higher-income shoppers have increased. Read More

Iran Attempts to Justify Attack on Author Salman Rushdie

As Salman Rushdie was gearing up for a routine lecture in New York, the Indian-born British-American novelist was stabbed and left severely injured, unable to breathe unaided. Rushdie has faced death threats for tens of years over his novel “The Satanic Verses.” Though Iran denies involvement, the spokesman for Iran’s Foreign Ministry, Nasser Kanaani, stated, "we don’t consider anyone deserving reproach, blame or even condemnation, except for (Rushdie) himself and his supporters.” Read More

“Deadly Force” Removed from List of Responsibilities in IRS Job Posting

The Democrats’ “Inflation Reduction Act” includes an astounding $80 billion to bolster the ranks of the IRS. 87,000 new jobs will be available at the three-letter agency, with one job listing requiring the “use of deadly force” if necessary. The post drew heat from many and has since been deleted. Read More

Tensions Ease Between China and Taiwan

Following Speaker Pelosi’s return to the United States, tensions between the two nations of Taiwan and China have appeared to wind down. The strains were at the highest level in years, with Chinese military actions disrupting global supply chains. Will the relative peace be here to stay? Read More

The Merchant of Death for Brittney Griner?

Brittney Griner has been found guilty of drug possession by the Russian court, and negotiations are already underway to bring her home. The proposed deal? The WNBA star and Paul Whelan for Viktor Bout, a Russian arms trafficker better known to some as “The Merchant of Death.” Will the ill-negotiated trade go through? Read More

Radical Leftist Mega Donor Pledges to Spend Up to $1 Billion in 2024

Sam Bankman-Fried, an open socialist, has his eyes on 2024, assisting the Democrats in their quest to hold on to the White House. Bankman-Fried has pledged that he could spend anywhere from $100 million to $1 billion to make that happen. Read More

Let Go and Let Woke

Students at a private school in New York City were forced to watch a drag show in a local church. Drag Queen Brita Filter attended the school-sponsored drag show and can be seen dancing and singing through the isle of the chapel in scandalous clothing. Read More

Texas Mom Threatens Lawsuit Over CRT in the Classroom

Gabrielle Clark describes herself as atheist, bisexual, and bi-racial- and wholeheartedly against CRT. The Texas Mom is threatening ‘ambulance chasing’ lawsuits against the state if they persist in indoctrinating her children with the oppressor/oppressed narrative. Read more to see how she, as a “mother, not a birthing person,” plans to fight for her children’s education. Read More

Back-to-School Shopping a Nightmare Amid Inflation

Record high inflation and supply chain issues make back-to-school shopping a nightmare for parents already stretching their budgets to pay for groceries and gas. Low to middle-income families are shifting from higher-end products with motifs and TV characters to plain items that run cheaper. Though projections are showing back to school spending on the rise this year, families will be getting less bang for their buck. Read More