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While the US government is dispensing millions of dollars in resources to treat balloons as an existential crisis, a small town in Ohio finds itself engulfed in what actually looks like the apocalypse.  Read More.

The great leader is convinced not only that gifts are wrapped in challenges, not only that getting to the gifts may require sacrifice, but also that he or she is the one destined to be confronting those very challenges at the very time they appear. Read More.

Marshall McLuhan, the author and philosopher, saw new technologies as having the potential to disrupt civilizations worldwide, precipitating conflicts, including war--even World War. Read More.

The State Department is funneling taxpayer dollars to a shadowy network of corporate censors to blacklist conservative media. Read More.

Molnupiravir, the oral pill for COVID-19, may actually be driving the emergence of new, potentially harmful, variants of the virus, according to a Wellcome Trust-funded study at the pre-print stage. Read More.

Beijing unsatisfied with dismissal of Seymour Hersh bombshell. Read More.

In a blatant display of Orwellian double-speak, the former executive in charge of Trust and Safety at Twitter told a House GOP hearing that unrestricted free speech "results in less speech, not more." Read More.

The world may seem hard to make sense of right now, but there is one lens likely to bring everything into focus for you:  There is a massive struggle going on between forces that are grounded in reality and others hell bent on distorting or even destroying reality. Read More.

They’re just noticing now? Read More.

Lots of people complain. But when they’re really fed up, they “vote with their feet.” And by that metric, Illinois is one of the most unpopular states in the nation. Read More.

Police identified 58-year-old former employee Gary Curtis as the suspect, and discovered him dead in his car from a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound. Read More.

Countries arm their soldiers, marines, airmen and sailors with deadly weapons. In some cases, such as planes or submarines, those weapons would be powerful enough to wipe out entire cities if they were to be misused. We must also be able to trust the companies that provide them with the weapons. Airbus may not be worthy of that trust. Read More.

Twitter “made a mistake” by censoring the New York Post’s reporting on Hunter Biden’s laptop before the 2020 election, the company’s former safety chief testified to Congress on Wednesday. Read More.

President Joe Biden had an impossible task before him as he delivered the 2023 State of the Union address to a Joint Session of Congress.  He had to lie.  Read More.

History sure is being made. Read More.