It’s Cyber Monday – the online equivalent of Black Friday. As you prepare to take advantage of online deals and revel in the marvel that is modern technology, it’s a good time to keep in mind that next month the UN will meet to put into place it’s first step in global Internet regulation. The …
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U.S. economic freedom rose to the highest level in eight years in 2019, hopping up six spots on The Heritage Foundation’s annual Index of Economic Freedom. The Heritage Foundation released the updated list of countries, from the most economically free to the least, Friday. The United States’s ranking in the index has risen since 2017 …
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80’s music legend Billy Idol joined “The Voice” finalist Chloe Kohanski to perform his hit song “White Wedding.” Chloe went on to win the vocal talent contest. Earlier in the season, her original coach Miley Cyrus made the mistake of dropping Ms. Kohanski after she sang Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide” in the knockout round. “Chloe did …
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled for the Trump administration Monday in a case challenging its use of waivers to bypass environmental regulations in constructing parts of the border wall. The state of California and several environmental groups sued President Donald Trump and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in September 2017 to stop …
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It is interesting how wealthy liberals are continually blaming the American middle class for global warming, terrorism, and pretty much all of the world’s problems. Simply put, it is all your fault. Our Consumption Factor Imperils Us All “People in the third world are aware of this difference in per capita consumption, although most of …
Tesla’s vehicle deliveries fall well short of Wall Street analysts’ expectations as the Silicon Valley automaker wrestles with the realization that its federal tax credits are quickly running out. Tesla disappointed investors Wednesday after announcing that it delivered 90,700 vehicles during the fourth quarter, more than 2,000 vehicles short of what Wall Street analysts expected. …
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by Gabrielle Okun Approximately 55 percent of potential plastic surgery patients told surgeons in 2017 they wanted a nose job to look better in selfies. Researchers discovered a person’s nose looks approximately 30 percent larger in a selfie versus when someone else holds a camera five feet away, claiming this prompts people to get …
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Trump has asked for $5.7 billion to fund construction of a wall on the country’s southern border. The White House is also asking for a few billion dollars more to bolster immigration enforcement and humanitarian care for illegals already in custody. Democrats and Republicans could possibly make a DACA-wall deal, or Trump could circumvent congressional authority altogether …
Ali Musa Daqduq, a Hezbollah commander connected to the deaths of five American soldiers in 2007, is being released by the Obama administration without trial, prosecution, punishment or even a slap on the wrist. Rep. Allen West sent a letter to President Obama asking why the Hezbollah leader was being released. Obama’s response was that …
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The internet’s most adorable spider, Lucas, is back and he’s found something.