Jeremiah 17:9

Glenn Beck interviews Tucker Carlson on Putin, Russia, and American decline
During his first interview in the U.S. since his return from Russia, Tucker broached various topics with Glenn, nearly all linked back to the health and integrity of the United States.

Tucker Carlson explains to Glenn Beck how the US government spied on his texts
"It was an outrage. It's a crime."

Tucker Carlson tells Glenn Beck that Boris Johnson asked $1 million for interview on Ukraine, calls him 'sleazier' than Putin
"Finally, one of his advisers gets back to me and says, 'He will talk to you, but it's going to cost you a million dollars.' He wants a million dollars," Carlson said.

'Were you ever worried?' Glenn Beck asks Tucker about interviewing Putin
"I wasn't worried for a single second I was there. I wasn't worried going over there, not because I trust the Russian government, I don't, but because my kids are grown, and like, I don't really care at this point," Carlson explained.

Tucker: Moscow Subway Station I Showed Was Built By Stalin 80 Years Ago, 'And It's Still In Perfect Shape, That's The Point'
"I would recommend every single one of your viewers to go spend a week in Moscow. Not because you love Russia, but because you love your own country. And compare that city, the largest city in Europe, 13 million people, to the city you live in. Which is in better shape?"

National Review writer Charles CW Cooke responding to Tucker's criticism of Lindsey Graham
"Guy who just came back from Moscow — and declared it wonderful, and deserving of his attention — has thoughts about focusing on America. Beyond parody."

The names you need to remember for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals: David Schenck, Gina Parker, and Lee Finley
Soros-funded RINO judges have been elected in some of the highest courts in Texas. These judges implemented restrictions that have blocked nearly a thousand cases of voter fraud from being investigated or prosecuted from across the state.

New York Democrat AG Letitia James will seek to seize Trump's buildings if he doesn't pay $363 million fine from fraud case
"So at the end of the day how he pays for the judgement is really not my business," James said. "At the end of the day he is responsible and liable for $363 million dollars plus a hundred million dollars in interest."

Trump posts 8th Amendment forbidding 'excessive fines' after $354 million ruling against him
"Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted."

Prosecutor Fani Willis Touts the Value of Cash, But What About the Rest of Us?
It's quite a turn when a prosecutor defends the use of cash for financial transactions after years of authorities treating mere possession of physical money as sketchy and grounds for seizure.

Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Diversity Efforts at Top High School
The case was seen as a follow-on to the court’s decision in June ending affirmative action in university admissions.

Court documents show firearm used in Kansas City Super Bowl Parade shooting was stolen
Four men have been arrested in connection with the deadly Kansas City Super Bowl Parade shooting of February 14, and now documents reveal that one of the firearms used in that shooting was stolen.

These Billionaires Own 11% Of Hawaii's Private Land
Dozens of ultra-rich investors including Larry Ellison and Oprah Winfrey have bought up a significant chunk of the Aloha State. Here is a breakdown of who owns what.

Trust the experts: Nero was one of Rome’s greatest emperors
Sure, the Great Fire of Rome was bad. But experts say our assessments of past leaders should be driven by the “evolving values of our time,” not merely traditional notions of “greatness.”

Seattle-area bar association apologizes after publishing call for genocide of Jews
The King County Bar Association Board of Trustees apologized after printing an article from one of its members and former director, Dua Abudiab, entitled "From the River to the Sea," a phrase that calls for the destruction of Israel and the ethnic cleansing of its residents.

Boston activist demands city pay $15 billion in reparations
"We call on the Task Force to fully commit to writing checks that will compensate Black Bostonians and fiscally support the creation of new institutions in our community."

Apparently it is possible to get arrested in NYC
Amazon driver: Cops arrested me after I defended myself from "pervert" migrant running at me, trying to steal from my van.

Male steals hundreds in cash from Girl Scout's cookie stand
Police shared the video showing the hooded suspect exiting the store and then grabbing the cash from the cookie stand and running off. "We are talking about a little girl here," Officer Brad Perez said. "A little girl trying to sell Girl Scout cookies."

Showdown: The most important questions facing James Biden in his impeachment interview under oath
Presidential brother James Biden is expected to appear for closed-door testimony under oath today with the House Oversight Committee as part of the ongoing impeachment inquiry against his brother.

'Lines Of Sawdust': Hunter Biden’s Attorneys Dispute Cocaine Was Featured In Pic Used For Gun Charge
“Multiple sources have pointed out, and a review of discovery confirms, this is actually a photo of sawdust from an expert carpenter and it was sent to Mr. Biden, not vice versa.”

FBI Informant On Biden Claims To Have ‘High-Level’ Contacts With Russian Intelligence, Says DOJ
An FBI informant who accused Joe Biden of illegal involvement in his son’s business dealings claims to have had “high-level contacts” with intelligence operatives from the Russian Federation.

NY Mag: Replacing Biden at the Convention Is Risky and Unprecedented
The 2024 Democratic convention will end on August 22, leaving ten weeks before the general election on November 5. Would a Democratic Party fresh from an “open convention” be able get its act together in that span of time, particularly if the nominee is someone other than a universally known figure?

Trump says Ramaswamy, Scott, Noem, Donalds, Gabbard, and DeSantis on potential VP short list
Emphasizing the importance of the position, Trump articulated the qualities he seeks in a running mate, highlighting the need for someone who can connect with voters and possesses "common sense."

Trump agrees to ‘as many as necessary’ debates with Biden
“I’ll do it right now on your show. I’ll challenge him right now,” Trump said during the "Ingraham Angle," adding he'll also take on “anybody from CNN, which is doing very poorly in the ratings by the way."

Politico: Trump allies prepare to infuse ‘Christian nationalism’ in second administration
Spearheading the effort is Russell Vought, president of the Center for Renewing America, part of a conservative consortium preparing for Trump’s return to power.

Christian Nationalism Book Relies On Falsehoods To Paint Religious Conservatives As Bogeymen
In his latest book, sociologist Andrew Whitehead uses flawed research and disproven narratives to preach the "harmful nature of Christian nationalism."

Biden’s ego as president ’embarrassing,’ Bill Ackman says: He ‘is done’
“Biden is done. I mean, it’s embarrassing. It’s embarrassing for the country having him as a Presidential candidate, let alone the President. It’s crazy and it’s just going to get worse.”

GOP Civil War Deepens As Senators Say McConnell Threw Party’s Voters ‘Under The Bus’ On Ukraine, Border
“The reason so many of us are speaking out the way we are against McConnell was the way he blew this. It’s historic. It was a monumental blunder, debacle,” Sen. Johnson said.

Interest on nation's debt set to exceed defense budget as House weighs spending $95B on foreign aid
"In addition to breaching defense spending, interest costs are expected to exceed Medicare spending this year, making interest on the national debt the second-largest line item in the FY 2024 federal budget, behind only Social Security."

Mandatory IRS Diversity Training Includes Material From Trans Academic Who Called For ‘Death Of Whiteness’
The dogmas of a far-left transgender academic made their way into official IRS training materials for criminal investigators.

Global Plague Of Recessions Could Infect US, Experts Say
Top U.S. trading partners, including the U.K., Germany, and Japan, have recently entered recessions as inflation and high interest rates burden businesses.

Biden's new plan for the border crisis undercuts his own narrative: Report
According to Axios, Biden is considering using an executive order that would dramatically stanch the record flow of illegal aliens into the Southwest.

Biden ‘releasing everyone’ at border in latest secret move
The administration is letting thousands of migrants into the U.S. without paying bail bonds, or it’s setting the bond price so low that it’s not worth it for bond companies to hunt down those who skip bail.

Denver schools facing 'unprecedented challenge' with influx of migrant students
The district said the influx of new students will cost an additional $837,000 “to support additional needs across the system.”

Under the fog of war, Ukraine cancels its 2024 presidential elections
A very significant political event occurred in Ukraine earlier this month, and almost nobody noticed.

JD Vance’s defense message to Europe is imperfect but cannot be ignored
Attending the Munich Security Conference in Germany last weekend, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) explained why he believes the United States should resist new aid provisions to Ukraine. Vance was nuanced and well spoken, something that seemed to shock the Munich audience.

Biden Imprisons His Rivals Until They Die, Too
Trump compared Navalny’s death, while under a three-decade prison sentence, to the relentless lawfare to imprison and bankrupt himself. Some scoffed at that comparison, but Biden and his minions are trying to treat Trump as Putin reportedly mistreated Navalny.

Luxury watch dealer who bought Trump sneakers for $9,000 stomps 'Russian oligarch' narrative
Despite migrating to the United States as a teen and reportedly serving in the U.S. military, the American entrepreneur was cast by various publications and online personalities as a Russian CEO.

Russia Arrests US Citizen On ‘Treason’ Charges For Donating $50 To Ukrainian Charity
She was arrested in Yekaterinburg, a city in central Russia, after returning home to visit her family. If convicted, she faces up to 20 years in prison.

Oreos maker overhauls Russian operations amid boycott, protests
The U.S.-based food manufacturer Mondelez, which owns Oreo, has faced boycotts and shareholder pressure over continuing to do business in Russia.

Largest COVID vaccine study ever finds shots are linked to small increased risk of neurological, blood, and heart disorders
The team says the absolute risk of developing any one of the conditions remains small. For instance, 13 billion doses of vaccines have been administered and there have only been 2,000 cases of all conditions. Additionally they note, "Chances of having a neurological event following acute SARS-CoV-2 infection were up to 617-fold higher than following COVID vaccination, suggesting that the benefits of vaccination substantially outweigh the risks."

'Rust' armorer testifies Alec Baldwin didn’t take firearm training seriously, was constantly texting, FaceTiming
Gutierrez-Reed claimed that Baldwin spent a lot of his time during the training sessions texting on his phone, having his assistant shoot videos of him with a firearm for Instagram, and FaceTiming his wife and children.

'Boy Meets World' stars detail grooming and manipulation by guest star convicted of child sex abuse
Will Friedle and Rider Strong, along with Danielle Fishel, explained that they had a strange relationship with a former guest star on the show who was later convicted of sex offenses.

Four Separate Beatles Movies Are In The Works
Sony Pictures Entertainment has announced that four separate Beatles movies are in the works, one featuring each of the members of the famed British band.

Florida Bill Could Help Left-Wing Groups Sue Conservative Media Into Oblivion
On its face, HB 757 sounds like it could give conservatives a way to hold legacy media accountable for its unceasing lies and mistreatment of Republican officials.

The Biden Administration Is Bent on Setting an Alarming Precedent by Prosecuting Julian Assange
The WikiLeaks founder already has spent as much time in a London prison as DOJ lawyers say he is likely to serve if convicted in the U.S.

Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, Meant To Counter China, Prompted Explosion in Chinese Battery Imports
Imports of Chinese lithium batteries have increased more than 500% since Biden took office.

Biden admin using taxpayer funds to research crickets as ‘sustainable protein source’
The Department of Agriculture awarded a grant last year to a firm that makes cricket protein powder made for human consumption.

Core claim in LGBT narrative around 'gender-affirming care' busted in new Finnish study
Finnish researchers wanted to figure out whether adolescents and young adults with "clinically significant" gender dysphoria were less likely to kill themselves if provided so-called "gender-affirming" care.

Rowling dismantles trans activists who defend male sex offenders in women's prisons: 'You are not kind. You are not righteous.'
J.K. Rowling issued a scathing takedown of trans activists who endorse placing biological men in women's jails, arguing their virtue-signaling indifference to abuse of female inmates exposes the lies behind gender ideology.

California proposes mandatory doctor training for trans, nonbinary pregnancies
The bill would also add, “The Legislature recognizes all birthing people, including nonbinary persons and persons of transgender experience,” to the state’s health and safety code.

Trans 'family blogger' charged with child neglect of autistic son after feces found throughout home
The home was found in "squalid" conditions with Home Depot buckets filled with human waste everywhere.

Scientists grew a pair of testicles in a lab
The tiny artificial organs, produced from cells extracted from mouse testes, are said to resemble the structure and function of natural mouse testicles.

Justice Alito worries about improperly removing jurors with ‘traditional religious beliefs’
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito raised concerns on Tuesday about potential jurors who hold “traditional religious beliefs” on homosexuality being labeled as “bigots,” according to a statement attached to an orders list.

Constant edits and rewrites in the digital age are making us question our sanity
Alicia Keys hit a sour note this month during her Super Bowl halftime performance. Everyone heard it, but good luck proving it. Evidence of Keys’ musical misstep is nearly nonexistent online.

Researchers at Penn Say New Chip Can Perform Calculations Using Light Waves Instead of Electricity
Since computer chips were first put to use in the 1960s, their fundamental design that uses electricity to perform computations has essentially remained the same. Unfortunately, the faster computer chips become, the closer they get to the processing speed limit imposed by basic physics.