On Thursday, Minnesota scientist and entrepreneur Hugh McTavish announced that he would be running for governor as a third-party candidate, noting division in the state government and what he said was poor handling of the COVID-19 pandemic as his reason for entering the race. McTavish, who is both an author[Read More…]

Abortion supporters were able to secure a victory in Nebraska by throwing off a bill that would have automatically outlawed abortion in the state if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns the 1973 ruling made in Roe v. Wade. The vote taken on Wednesday frustrated pro-life groups, who typically are successful[Read More…]

On Thursday, Alabama lawmakers approved significant legislation aimed at outlawing “gender-affirming” medications for transgender youth and pushed forward a separate measure stopping early classroom discussion on sexual and gender identity. That measure mirrors similar legislation passed in Florida, which has been dubbed by critics as “Don’t Say Gay.”  The Alabama[Read More…]

According to a report from a Pentagon program that closed in 2012 but was recently released, U.S. intelligence officials have gathered evidence that UFO sightings have led to several adverse health effects. Those damaging effects include radiation burns, paralysis, and even brain damage.  The study segregates a variety of encounter types with[Read More…]

According to a report released on Wednesday by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud or irregularities related to the 2020 presidential election in Maricopa County. The report, which was six months into an investigation, was detailed in a 12-page letter written to Senate President Karen[Read More…]

On Wednesday, a federal judge threw out former President Donald Trump’s request that he let himself go from overseeing Trump’s lawsuit against Hillary Clinton, individuals connected to her campaign, and former FBI and DOJ officials. The former president’s lawyers said in their recusal motion that U.S. District Judge Donald Middlebrooks should step[Read More…]

On Monday, Republican state lawmakers in Ohio introduced a bill created after Florida’s law that has been called by critics the “Don’t Say Gay” bill, as its provisions do not allow the discussion of sex and sexual orientation to be discussed in lower school grades. Ohio’s HB 616 would also ban classroom[Read More…]