72 genders. Good grief. Years from now, historians will look back at the Swiss government’s decision to reject the introduction of a third gender option on official records as some sanity has returned to Europe. But the prevailing trend across the bloc is neighboring countries have added ways for residents to identify as nonbinary. AP […]

South Korea lost a jet (and presumably a pilot) while attempting to shoot down a drone? That’s not a good exchange of resources! And not a good sign of South Korea’s capabilities. A rare and hugely significant incident occurred Monday along the heavily fortified border which separates the Korean peninsula. South Korea’s military has confirmed

Google has a “Google Trends” site that allows you to see search interests over time. I did a Google Trend on the phrase “died suddenly”, and I removed when the documentary came out. Notice the spike in searches after the vaccines came out, specifically in Nov 2021.

This is very disturbing. This kind of terrorism kills many innocent. Increased sabotage incidents on the US power grid are very concerning. On Christmas Day, three substation facilities were vandalized in Pierce County, Washington, plunging thousands of customers into total darkness, according to ABC News. Two of the power substations were operated by Tacoma Public

The U.S. Census Bureau estimated Idaho’s July 2022 population at over 1,940,000, an increase of 1.8% from July 2021. Idaho grew about four times faster than the national growth rate of 0.4%. The new Census estimate shows Idaho’s population growth is slowing down to 2016 levels, falling below its five-year average growth rate of 2.3%.

How long do liberals think businesses can survive with legalized theft? US retailers are experiencing unprecedented losses due to a nationwide spike in retail thefts that has become a $100 billion problem for the industry. Brick-and-mortar stores have increased police presence and other theft-deterrent merchandising strategies as store managers beef up security to prevent five-finger

  Illinois has the 6th-highest number of residents buying their meals with nutrition benefits, and the number grew almost 11% from a year earlier. More than 2 million low-income Illinoisans will put holiday dinner on the table with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits this December, the sixth most per capita nationwide. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports 15.9%