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DAVID BLACKMON: Norway Provides An Object Lesson On How Not To Make Energy Policy
Norwegian
— Dec 14, 2024
“It’s an absolutely sh*t situation.” That is the assessment of Norway’s energy minister, Terje Aasland, about his country’s electricity costs rising to record levels due to its exports of power to the United Kingdom…
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President Of Major Texas University To Resign After Backlash Over Gender Ideology
Texas A&M University
— Sep 19, 2025
Texas A&M University president Mark Welsh is stepping down after national outrage erupted over a student at the university getting kicked out of class for objecting to a gender ideology lesson. In a viral video, a…
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Professor Fired For Punishing Student Who Objected To Gender Ideology In Children’s Lit Class
Texas A&M University
— Sep 10, 2025
Texas A&M University has terminated a professor and removed senior staff from their positions after a student was ejected ed from class for speaking out against a gender ideology lesson. A viral video from inside the…
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As East Coast Traffic Snarled by Snowstorm, Kamala Tweets Admin Has America ‘Moving Again’
Opinion
— Jan 5, 2022
If you wanted an object lesson in how President Joe Biden’s veep somehow has a lower approval rating than her boss does, Tuesday afternoon might not have provided the worst example. I mean, not that there weren’t plenty…
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Pope Leo XIV Discharged From Hospital After Surgery, Lung Cancer Diagnosis
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Biden Makes Insulting, Tone-Deaf Joke Amid Wreckage in Storm-Ravaged Kentucky
Opinion
— Dec 16, 2021
The tornado outbreak earlier this month that claimed dozens of lives in several states — especially Kentucky, which was hardest hit — was an object lesson in how ill-equipped President Joe Biden is for the job he holds…
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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‘Leaders Eat Last’: GOP Lawmaker Objects To Congress Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine Before Americans
Reporting
— Dec 18, 2020
Rep. Brian Mast (R-Fla.) is expressing his opposition to Congress receiving the COVID-19 vaccine before the majority of Americans. “Leaders eat last; it’s one of the first lessons a solider learns as early as basic…
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