Students Were Told Not To Tell Their Parents About A Fourth Grade ‘Equity Survey’
Author: Kendall Tietz A fourth-grade student in Minnesota was told not to tell her parents about an “equity survey” she and her classmates were instructed to take at school, Fox News reported. Hayley Yasgar said Monday on “Fox & Friends” in an appearance alongside her mother, Kelsey Yasgar, that the survey’s questions were confusing and […]
I Was Born In America Where Anyone Who Wants To Work Hard Can Succeed
Fellow conservative, From South Central Los Angeles to running for Governor of California. This is my story, one that could only happen in American. I’m the son of a janitor who worked 2 full time jobs after serving in the Marine Corps. I was one of 3 children growing up in South Central Los Angeles where […]
Ventura County: Grass Roots Support for Larry Elder’s Gubernatorial Campaign
Oxnard Shores: A Flag Truck was recently spotted featuring a tremendous display of support for Gubernatorial Candidate Larry Elder. The woman driving the truck commented that she’s trying to arrange a large scale rally to support the candidate at the Camarillo Airport. No proposed dates or other details were mentioned. Your Citizens Reporter News […]
Out In The Cold: America’s Homeless Youth
By Douglas Partello It is hard for us to imagine our own child out at night without a jacket, no less all night, without shelter, night after night, on the streets. According to The National Conference of State Legislators (NCSL) there are an estimated 4.2 million youth and young adults, 16-24, who experience homelessness, 700,000 […]
ESSAY: The Bad And The Very Bad
By Daniel Klein “The entire book that you are going to read,” wrote Alexis de Tocqueville in the introduction to Democracy in America (1835), “was written under the pressure of a sort of religious terror in the author’s soul, produced by the sight of this irresistible revolution.” This religious terror haunts the two volumes of Democracy in America. […]
Positive COVID Tests Crush Olympic Dreams
Harry Wilmerding Five U.S. athletes have tested positive for coronavirus prior to the start of the Tokyo Olympics, crushing their dreams of competing in the world’s largest sporting event. U.S. men’s basketball player Bradley Beal tested positive on July 15 which made him unable to travel to Tokyo, USA basketball announced in a tweet. U.S […]
Powerhouse Financial Company To Launch Its Own Cryptocurrency After Its CEO Called Bitcoin ‘Fraud’
By Evie Fordham Financial powerhouse JPMorgan is launching its own digital coin — even though JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon called bitcoin a “fraud” in 2017. “JPM Coin” will have a fixed value of $1. It will only be available for major institutional customers in trials that will start in a few months, reported CNBC. JPMorgan wants […]
The Observer: Black Conservative Larry Elder Talks About His Run For California Governor
By Genoa Barrow | Originally posted on The Observer. Conservative talk radio host Larry Elder has emerged victorious in his suit against Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber to have his name added to the list of official candidates in California’s gubernatorial recall election on September 14. Elder’s name was not among the 41 certified […]
Mercedes Will Only Sell Electric Vehicles By End Of Decade
Thomas Catenacci on July 22, 2021 German automaker Mercedes-Benz announced it will begin aggressively producing electric vehicles by 2025 and exclusively offer electric options by the decade’s end. Mercedes-Benz will begin its transition to electric by making battery electric vehicles (EV) available in all segments next year, the company said in a video announcement Thursday. […]
Will Cash Be Obsolete Soon ?
by William J. Luther Calls for the US to adopt a central bank digital currency (CBDC) appear to be growing. China launched a digital renminbi in April, leading many to worry that the US is falling behind. Other countries will no doubt follow. Arguments in support of CBDCs often relate to cash, since the former would function […]
