For a long time, it was considered a given that nearly all Hispanics would put their support behind Democrats. But in the midterm elections, a growing number of Hispanic-American voters backed Republican candidates. Experts say a big shift is under […]
American party preferences ended 2022 evenly divided. That’s according to Gallup. Forty-five percent (45%) of adults identify as Republican or say they are Republican-leaning independents. Forty-four percent (44%) identify as Democrats or say they are Democratic-leaning independents. The last time
(GALLUP) Political party preference evenly split; Democrats slightly lose ground Read More »
The following is a news analysis. Vaccine inventor Dr. Paul Offit of Merck and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has become infamous for his promote-vaccines-at-any-cost tendencies, as well as his attacks on researchers and parents who link vaccination to autism and
Click here for enlarged version of Infographic The following is from Epoch Times. Documents revealed by Twitter’s new owner, tech billionaire Elon Musk, show the social media company intertwined with a government-private censorship apparatus. Twitter suppressed or removed content on various subjects, including
As the Russia-Ukraine war drags on, Russia President Putin’s campaign has been built in part on the claim that he’s “de-Nazifying” Ukraine. It’s an allegation vehemently disputed by the other side. On our search for the facts, we learned one
The following is an excerpt from The Defender. Researchers have developed the first diagnostic test for autism that analyzes environmental exposure history — what researchers call the exposome — to aid in the diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). StrandDx, developed by New York
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Voters overwhelmingly say there is a crisis at America’s southern border, and blame President Joe Biden for mishandling the problem. That’s according to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll. The survey found that 69% of “likely” U.S. voters believe the current situation with
The following is an excerpt from Gallup News. Americans are divided about whether businesses should take a public stance on political and social issues, with 48% believing they should and 52% saying they should not. Younger adults are more likely
(GALLUP) Mixed views on companies taking political, social stances Read More »
