Zero surprise for me. Republicans on the House Oversight Committee have been working with four witnesses with close ties to the Bidens, who have provided documents and other evidence tying the Bidens to the Chinese Communist Party. “It’s as bad as we thought… Since we’ve last spoken we have bank records in hand. We have

The US dollar, as the world’s reserve currency, is the most widely accepted and held currency by central banks and governments around the world for international trade and financial transactions. This status was established after World War II, when the Bretton Woods Agreement was signed, designating the US dollar as the anchor currency for the

The following is from Matt Taibbi. Taibbi adheres to classic liberalism, and is among those who were left behind when the progressive wing of the Democratic Party shifted the party so far left that even Mao and Lenin appear conservative by comparison. Civil liberties have officially gone out of style, a phenomenon on full display

More signs that the tide is turning on the propaganda lockdown. 100% of lawmakers in the House on Friday voted to pass a bill requiring the Biden administration to declassify intelligence related to investigations into the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China and Covid-19. The Covid Origins Act of 2023, sponsored by Sens. Josh Hawley

The feds’ political persecution of the Proud Boys took a wild turn after unintentionally leaked chat logs from FBI Special Agent Nicole Miller revealed she said she was ordered by her boss to “destroy” “338 items of evidence.” Concealing evidence. Doctoring evidence. Destroying evidence. Violating attorney-client privilege. The conservative media and Congress will be tempted

No surprise here. If you cannot attack the message, attack the messenger. There are some that say not much was learned or gained from the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Weaponization of the Federal Government this past week as politicians sparred over the meaning of the release of the Twitter Files. Democrats in particular seemed adamant

Measure would prohibit Idaho students from using facilities that don’t correspond to their biological sex BOISE — The Senate Education Committee voted 6-2 Thursday to pass a bill requiring students to use bathrooms that correspond to their biological sex. Opponents said it would discriminate against transgender young people and adds to harmful rhetoric, and supporters

Benefits of the program and the need for parental input discussed at a news conference Tuesday morning BOISE — Idaho Gov. Brad Little joined legislative and state education leaders Tuesday morning to announce the formation of an advisory council for the Empowering Parents grant program. The Parent Advisory Council would counsel the State Board of

BOISE — Another proposal to put state funds toward private school tuition has been introduced in the Idaho Legislature. Sen. Lori Den Hartog, R-Meridian, presented legislation Monday morning to the Senate State Affairs Committee that would expand the existing Empowering Parents grant program to include a $6,000 tuition grant. “This is in response to some

Bills get bumped to front of the line on House calendar The House on Tuesday also voted 57-12 to pass a bill that would criminalize transporting a minor out of state for an abortion with an intent to conceal it from the parent. Reps. Barbara Ehardt, R-Idaho Falls, and Kevin Andrus, R-Lava Hot Springs, co-sponsored

Bills get bumped to front of the line on House calendar BOISE — The Idaho House of Representatives on Tuesday passed drag show and abortion trafficking bills, moving the legislation ahead of several budget bills on the calendar. Rep. Brent Crane, R-Nampa, sponsored the “drag show bill,” HB 265, which requires reasonable steps to prevent

Jason Monks’ bill in Idaho Legislature combines aspects of previous plans this year.  We can only hope something good comes out of this.  Property taxes are the most wicked of any tax. You never really own your property. You are just renting it from the government.  BOISE — Rep. Jason Monks, R-Meridian, introduced a long-awaited

Testifying with Michael Shellenberger before a House Subcommittee was one of the more surreal experiences of my life. I expected serious attacks and spent a nervous night before preparing for them. Then the hearing began, and an episode of Black Adder: Congress broke out. The attacks happened, but it was more farcical horror and a