They brought their sick baby to the hospital. Three days later, the state took their kids away.
Parents Sarah Perkins and Josh Sabey took their 14-week-old child to the emergency room last July, concerned about a fever. However, what followed was a series of inspections that would eventually lead to child protective services taking custody of the small child in the middle of the night.

The Hijacking of Pediatric Medicine
The American Academy of Pediatrics claims to support the health of all children. Many doctors are appalled by its prescriptions.

A New Drug Called 'Tranq' Is Worsening Philadelphia's Already Out-Of-Control Drug Problem
Ever-changing trends in the nation's opioid epidemic have resulted in an increasingly tainted drug supply in the United States.

JFK Assassination Investigator Has Jarring New Claim About Oswald's CIA Involvement
The CIA holds documents that show presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was involved in an intelligence operation before the assassination of John F. Kennedy, a prominent Kennedy assassination reporter alleged Tuesday.

More than 70% of voters in poll want Biden to release secret JFK assassination records
The records are supposed to be released Dec. 15.

Manhattan renters face sticker shock with average rent at $5,200
Manhattan rents rose 2% in November, dashing hopes that prices would cool and forcing many renters to give up their leases or downsize.

Your favorite NYC restaurants not only escaped to Florida, they're expanding
The glut of Miami restaurants and high prices has them spreading their wings beyond South Beach.

You could have a penny worth $7K in your pocket
A coin connoisseur has made a convincing case for never giving away your change by revealing a 1983 Lincoln penny could be worth $7,000.

Will Thom Tillis’s Plan To Give Amnesty To Illegal Aliens Be Senate Republicans’ Next Act Of Betrayal?
While it’s unclear whether the Senate plans to take up the bill before the current congressional session ends, Tillis’s last-minute attempt to ram through an amnesty package before Republicans take control of the House of Representatives next month runs contrary to claims issued by his office earlier this year.

Anti-McCarthy group says defunding ‘woke and weaponized government’ is key to balanced budget
Former Trump budget director proposes cutting $9 trillion from budget over next decade.

The Supreme Court must stop state courts from hijacking federal elections
To hear Democrats like twice-failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton tell it, democracy will end if North Carolina Speaker of the House Timothy Moore prevails in the case being argued before the Supreme Court today, Moore v. Harper.

Supreme Court unconventionally split on election authority case
An unconventionally split Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday over a Republican appeal to determine whether legislators have the power to set federal voting rules without the oversight from state courts, a consequential question that could drastically change the landscape of future elections.

Democrats push banks to 'atone' for slavery, 'redress past wrongs' by funding higher education for black people
Democrat Al Green from Texas claimed that the wealth and success of U.S. banks were "built on the backs of enslaved people."

AOC is under House ethics investigation over Met Gala appearance where she wore 'Tax the Rich' dress
Tickets to the lavish event reportedly cost between $35,000 to $50,000.

Vanguard quits net-zero climate effort, citing need for independence
Vanguard Group Inc. is pulling out of a major investment-industry initiative on tackling climate change, the world's biggest mutual fund manager said on Wednesday, explaining it wants to demonstrate independence and clarify its views for investors.

BlackRock CEO accused of ESG 'hypocrisy'
Pressured to step down by green activist investor for attracting "an undesired level of negative publicity."

Does ESG Violate America’s Antitrust Laws?
While much has been made over whether or not ESG is a sound investing framework that prioritizes left-wing ideological ends over profits, an even greater case can be made that ESG, as currently practiced, violates America’s age-old antitrust laws.

Wells Fargo, BofA CEOs point to cooling consumer growth amid Fed hikes
“There is a slowdown happening, there’s no question about it,” Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf said. “We are expecting a fairly weak economy throughout the entire year.”

Tom Cotton drops mic on woke Kroger CEO for running to Republicans to save merger from Democrats: 'Best of luck'
Kroger was sued by "two former employees in Arkansas who were fired after they refused to wear aprons supportive of the LGBTQ+ community."

Coinbase CEO expects revenue to plunge over 50%
Analysts expect Coinbase's revenue to plunge 75%.

LA DA Gascón Orders Prosecutors to Give Illegal Immigrants Special Treatment
The Soros-backed DA is ordering prosecutors to give illegal immigrants more favorable treatment than U.S. citizens.

America Still Has Lessons To Learn From Pearl Harbor About Taking Foreign Threats Seriously
America is often slow to respond to a rising foreign threat until it hits us square in the jaw. Heeding that lesson is more important now than ever.

May The Anniversary Of Pearl Harbor Remind Us Of The Gravity Of War, As Our Inept Government Barrels Toward It
There are just wars, and there are needless wars, but all wars are tragic. None should ever be entered into lightly or haphazardly.

US State Dept. clears sale of Abrams tanks to Poland
Poland intends to buy 116 Abrams tanks on top of an agreement the country signed in April to buy 250 of the systems for $4.75 billion.

Navy lowers entrance exam requirements in bid to get more recruits
The test score change announcement comes after the Navy raised its maximum enlistment age to 41 last month, up from 39.

Putin signs expanded anti-LGBTQ laws in Russia
Putin makes it illegal for anyone to promote same-sex relationships or suggest that non-heterosexual orientations are “normal.”

Here’s How The CDC Used A Back Channel With Twitter To Control The COVID-19 Narrative
Twitter set up a portal for government officials and “stakeholders” to submit posts that allegedly contained COVID-19 misinformation for Twitter to review.

Youngkin announces end of 'COVID-era draconian overreach,' reimbursement for 'unjustly' fined businesses
Gov. Glenn Youngkin indicated earlier this week that while the damage done by his Democratic predecessor's administration in the state of Virginia cannot be undone, he is nevertheless "taking action going forward to end COVID-era draconian overreach."

4 Takeaways from Sen. Johnson’s Panel on COVID-19 Vaccines
Sen. Ron Johnson held a panel on vaccines, featuring experts including Dr. Robert Malone and Dr. Peter McCullough.

New Zealand health officials take custody of baby whose parents refused 'vaccinated blood' transfusion
Health authorities have said that allowing parents to refuse the transfusion would set a "dangerous precedent" and open up the door to patients making demands as to where their blood comes from.

Whoopi Goldberg defends classic 'Blazing Saddles' movie from cancel culture
"Blazing Saddles, because it's a great comedy, would still go over today. There are a lot of comedies that are not good, okay? We're just going to say that. That's not one of them. Blazing Saddles is one of the greatest because it hits everybody."

Jennifer Lawrence claims no women were action movie stars before her
"I remember when I was doing 'Hunger Games,' nobody had ever put a woman in the lead of an action movie because it wouldn't work."

New AP stylebook forbids use of the phrase 'late-term abortion'
"Do not use the term 'late-term abortion.' The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists defines late term as 41 weeks through 41 weeks and 6 days of gestation, and abortion does not happen in this period," the official account for the stylebook tweeted.

New York Times union calls on readers to join ‘digital picket line’ as strike begins
The unionized workers of the NYT are encouraging readers to join a "digital picket line" on Thursday.

Washington Post: ‘Shark Week’ lacks diversity, overrepresents men named Mike, scientists say
Researchers say Discovery’s programming overwhelmingly featured white men as experts while emphasizing negative messages about sharks.

Megyn Kelly blasts Keith Olbermann for ‘bitter’ rant against his ex Katy Tur
Kelly blasted Olbermann after he accused his ex-girlfriend, MSNBC’s Katy Tur, of physical abuse and various other misdeeds in a bizarre segment on his podcast this week.

Woman featured in pro-euthanasia commercial wanted to live, say friends
The woman featured in a glamorous pro-euthanasia commercial for a Canadian clothing retailer only opted for assisted suicide after her years-long attempts to secure proper health care failed, friends have revealed.

Nigeria restricts ATM withdrawals to $45 per day in push to digital currency
Nigeria will soon begin restricting ATM withdrawals to just $45 per day as part of a push to move the country toward a cashless economy.

DeSantis Raises $59 Million For Florida Hurricane Relief After Biden Admin Denied Funds
The announcement comes after Florida was denied $25 million in emergency funds by FEMA, DeSantis said Monday.

UK’s first new coal mine for 30 years gets go-ahead in Cumbria
Michael Gove gave the green light for the project, paving the way for an estimated investment of $200M that will create about 500 new jobs.

Climate Analysis: There’s No Denying the Next Greta Thunberg Is a Total Babe
Sophia Kianni says the planet's getting hotter.

Story Hour: Drag Queens? Yes. Christians? No.
In 2022, what are the acceptable criteria for reading to children in a public library? If you are a Christian with a faith-based book, you won’t find a spot. Kirk Cameron and his new faith-based kids’ book found that out. They learned it was impossible to book public libraries for a Story Time reading.

California Math Professor Under Investigation For Opposing Children Getting Sex Changes
Professor Robert Crawford wrote that kids should be able to “figure out who they are without being bullied into radical surgeries and hormone blockers.”

De-transitioner, experts issue warning over American Girl pushing gender transitions
The American Girl doll brand is facing backlash over a book targeted at prepubescent girls that promotes gender transition seemingly without parental consent.

Religious broadcasting chief warns marriage bill to spur lawsuits against Christian groups
"The real issue here is about silencing the church or silencing anybody or any organization that doesn't affirm same sex marriage," Troy Miller said.

Men are slowly losing their Y chromosome, could go extinct
The human Y chromosome is degenerating and may disappear in a few million years, leading to our extinction unless we evolve a new sex gene.

Teachers Flee Unions As Membership Plummets By Almost 60,000
The decline comes as public schools added 95,000 educators from September 2021 to 2022.

Zero GOP professors in nearly 3 dozen university departments across multiple schools, survey shows
Just over half of surveyed departments had no Republican instructors.

Loudoun County Superintendent Scott Ziegler fired after grand jury report on handling of sexual assaults
The grand jury said the district was looking out for its own interests instead of the best interests of its students.

Chicago Private School’s Dean of Students Brags About Bringing in LGBTQ+ Health Center to Teach ‘Queer Sex’ to Minors
‘That’s a Really Cool Part of My Job’ … ‘Passing Around Dildos and Butt Plugs’ ... ‘Using Lube Versus Using Spit’

Small-town elementary teacher accused of forcing young boys to touch his groin during class
Ebnet has worked for the district for 30 years and was named an Educator of Excellence in 2017 by the Minnesota Rural Education Association.

Skyrocketing demand for ADHD meds is straining the US health care system
“A lot of my patients would hold up their phone to the camera and be like, ‘Here’s this video that I saw on TikTok and this is why I have ADHD,’” said Dr. Sasha Hamdani.

I tattooed my eyeballs purple and blue — now I’m going blind
A mom of five brushed off her daughter’s advice not to get her eyeballs tattooed due to potential blindness — and now, she’s losing her vision.

Elon Musk tells Jack Dorsey 'important' Twitter files were 'hidden' from bosses, suggests some were 'deleted'
Dorsey called on Musk to "make everything public" after the termination of Twitter deputy general counsel Jim Baker.

Questions must be answered on ex-Twitter lawyer James Baker’s role in censorship scandals
Having been parachuted into Twitter conveniently five months before the 2020 election, Baker played an instrumental role in the censorship of the Hunter Biden laptop story.

FBI Official Casts Doubt on Twitter’s Rationale for Censoring Hunter Biden Laptop Story
FBI supervisory special agent Elvis Chan disputed former Twitter executive Yoel Roth's claims that the FBI warned that Russia would likely release Hunter Biden's emails before the 2020 election.

Musk Blasts SF Mayor After City Probes Twitter Setting Up Sleeping Areas For Employees
"So city of SF attacks companies providing beds for tired employees instead of making sure kids are safe from fentanyl. Where are your priorities?"

Janitors' union called a strike outside Twitter, so Elon Musk canceled its contract and fired the janitors
A representative from SEIU Local 87 said 20 janitors were told on Friday that they were fired with no notice. By Monday, the union organized a strike. Now they're all gone.

FBI agent's testimony implicates headquarters brass in social media censorship
Elvis Chan estimated social media companies took censorship action 50% of the time when FBI asked.

Google, Oracle, Amazon, and Microsoft awarded Pentagon cloud deal of up to $9 billion combined
Of the four companies receiving cloud-computing contracts from the Pentagon, all of them had received requests for bids from the U.S. federal agency last year.

New AI Chatbot Covers For Biden, Says Rachel Levine Is A Woman. Can It Replace The Washington Post?
There’s a new child of artificial intelligence that is just as woke as the children going from liberal arts colleges to legacy newsrooms.

Judge orders Southwest Airlines to reinstate flight attendant fired for pro-life views
Southwest Airlines fired former flight attendant Charlene Carter from her "dream job" for expressing pro-life views. Carter fought the airline and Transport Workers Union Local 556 for nearly six years and won in July.

Despite failing to complete a pass all season, California high school earns spot in state championship
Granada Hills only attempted seven passes over the course of the season.