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Google Issues Emergency Chrome Update—Here’s Why It Matters

Google has issued an emergency update for its Chrome browser after cybersecurity researchers uncovered an alarming new espionage campaign exploitin ...Read More

How Many Non-Citizens Got Social Security Numbers in 2024

In a bombshell disclosure, Elon Musk revealed during a recent town hall that an astonishing 2.1 million non-citizens were issued Social Security nu ...Read More

Google Insider Blows Whistle on Tech’s Global Agenda

Nicole Shanahan, the former wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin and now running mate to RFK Jr., is breaking ranks with Silicon Valley’s elite—an ...Read More

Zelensky Demands the Impossible—Even as Ukraine Loses Ground and Patience Wears Thin

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has made it crystal clear: Ukraine isn’t giving up an inch of territory, no matter what the Trump administra ...Read More

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Strange Laws Still on the Books That Will Leave You Shaking Your Head

America prides itself on being the land of the free, but sometimes, the law books tell a different story. Buried in state and local statutes are so ...Read More

Taxation, Government Spending, and the Ever-Growing Deficit: A Fiscal Fable

Once upon a time, in a land of amber waves of grain and purple mountain majesties, there was a government with a penchant for spending money it did ...Read More

Hidden in Plain Sight: Incredible Animals You Didn’t Know Were Native to America

When you think of American wildlife, iconic creatures like bald eagles, bison, and grizzly bears might come to mind. But the United States is home ...Read More

The Great American BBQ Tour: Exploring Regional Flavors You Must Try

Few things bring Americans together quite like barbecue. It’s more than just food—it’s a tradition steeped in culture, history, and a deep sense of ...Read More

Book Bans in America: Who’s Deciding What You Can Read?

In the land of free speech and the First Amendment, the topic of book bans might seem like a relic of the past. Yet, book bans are making headlines ...Read More

Healthcare in America: Finding a Cure for a Divided System

Few topics stir as much passion and debate among Americans as healthcare. It’s an issue that touches every life, regardless of age, income, or poli ...Read More

Bringing Back the Woolly Mammoth: Science Fiction or the Future of Conservation?

Imagine a world where woolly mammoths roam the tundra once again, grazing on grasses and helping reshape ecosystems frozen in time. It sounds like ...Read More

Why the FDA and CDC Can’t Be Trusted to Keep Vaccines Safe

If you’re wondering whether vaccine safety is being compromised in America, the answer appears to be a resounding yes. According to Sen. Ron Johnso ...Read More

Mount Vernon: Step Into the Life of George Washington

When you think of George Washington, what comes to mind? His military genius? The first presidency? The guy on the dollar bill? While these are all ...Read More

Study Shows Exposing Babies to Sugar Increases Their Lifelong Chronic Disease Risk

A group of scientists at the University of Southern California came up with an ingenious way to test whether sugar intake among toddlers increases ...Read More

Lincoln’s Ironic Legacy: The Secret Service Born the Day He Died

April 14, 1865, is a date forever etched in American history as the day President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. But what many don’t know is tha ...Read More

The Greatest Deal You’ve Never Heard Of: How America Bought Alaska for Pennies

In the world of real estate, it’s hard to beat Alaska. In 1867, the United States purchased the massive territory from Russia for $7.2 million—a pr ...Read More