An update to our reporting on the controversial Tennessee Valley Authority whose CEO is America’s highest paid federal employee. Now, President Trump is slashing that paycheck by 90%, prompting the agency’s CEO to announce his retirement. Last fall we reported […]
The following is from Rasmussen Reports. Democrats hold a growing advantage over Republicans on the issue of Social Security as the midterm elections approach, according to a new Rasmussen Reports survey. Forty-six percent (46%) of likely US voters say they trust
Developments continue on the Iran War front as prospects for peace have been teetering back and forth. A crucial question remains: Will Operation Epic Fury force a change in Iran’s long-standing status as the world’s biggest funder of Islamic extremist
Congressman Sheila Cherilus-McCormick recently resigned after being found guilty on 25 ethics violations after a House Ethics Committee hearing. It’s the latest reminder of elected officials found to be using their public positions for personal gain. Another layer to the
What, exactly, is gerrymandering? Who invented it? Who perfected it? How did Democrats use it to minimize the Black vote? How are Republicans using it to minimize illegal immigrant influence? And who has the net advantage going into the upcoming
Dissecting the ‘Gerrymandering’ Showdown (Podcast) Read More »
The following information is from Children’s Health Defense. The federal government’s Covid-19 vaccine injury compensation program paid benefits for seven injuries in March, including one death. As of April 1, the program has compensated 51 of 6,944 claims decided, while denying
Covid-19 vaccine injury program paid for one death in March, denials exceed 98% Read More »
The following is from Gallup News. Most Americans still say the US should put more emphasis on solar and wind energy, but support for both has declined, while backing for nuclear power has risen to its highest level, according to a
(GALLUP) Less support in US for solar, wind energy; more for nuclear Read More »
The following information is from Children’s Health Defense. The US military has ended its flu vaccine mandate for active-duty and reserve service members, as well as civilian personnel, effective immediately. The policy change was announced in a Dept. of Defense memorandum,
Military ends flu vaccine mandate for all service members Read More »
