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You must vote for Republicans in the midterm election, we were told by conservative think tanks, television personalities, commentators, and churches or all kinds of evils would result. The way I see it, there are three reasons why Americans voted for Republicans in the recent election. First, there are those…

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Doctors, health officials, and the regulators who oversee them operate with a willful ignorance that would be malpractice anywhere else in medicine—injecting a biologically active substance into a human body without knowing that body’s magnesium status is not a minor oversight. It is reckless. It is, by any honest standard…

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Remember the guy who tried to kill a spider with a blowtorch and burned his house down? (The correct answer is: Which one? Yes, it’s happened multiple times.) That will be today’s theme. Our most urgent task after the midterms is to create a list of everyone who supported the…

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Several friends and readers have asked me why, in my estimation, the Republicans received such a drubbing during the midterm elections. The answer, it seems to me, is that President Trump was widely perceived to have betrayed his “America First” campaign promises. Instead of maintaining his focus on policies that…

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In most American elections, the loser deserves to go… and the winner is likely to make things worse. That’s certainly the case this week. Two years ago Republicans swept the presidency, Congress, and most state elections, capitalizing on well-deserved revulsion at their awful adversaries. Democrats were rightly reviled. Fed up…

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A commission approved on Nov. 5 President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch near the District of Columbia, moving the project closer to reality despite legal challenges.The National Capital Planning Commission, which is the federal government’s planning agency for the Washington area and consists mostly of people appointed by Trump, gave…

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By Jon Brown, Christian Post Reporter Thursday, November 05, 2026A rainbow banner flies near the U.S. Capitol during the WorldPride International Rally and March on Washington for Freedom on June 8, 2025, in Washington, D.C. | Alex Wong/Getty ImagesThe Congressional Equality Caucus touted what they described as “the gayest Congress…

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World16 sources·Updated Nov 6, 2026·1 min readA Lakewood police officer was killed and three others wounded Thursday evening around 6:30 p.m. near West Colfax Avenue and Wadsworth Boulevard, west of Sloan Lake, after officers responded to a report of a suspicious person trying to board an RTD bus. Lakewood police…

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President Trump speaks to reporters in the Oval Office President Trump slammed Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in response to their attacks on his White House renovations while signing a proclamation to preserve the Oval Office on Thursday.  As The Gateway Pundit reported, Trump signed a proclamation on Thursday, designating…

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The Trump administration has imposed new sanctions targeting eight entities and two individuals linked to the Cuban regime’s foreign military support and illegal revenue networks.The U.S. State Department said the sanctions were intended to advance the administration’s push to end the regime’s “malign activities” in Cuba and across the Western…

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Wintergreen (Gaultheria procumbens) is a North American native evergreen shrub, known for its medicinal properties, distinctive scent and use in herbal remedies and flavorings. Native American tribes like the Cherokee and Iroquois used wintergreen for its analgesic properties, applying it topically for pain relief and brewing it into tea for…

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A freshman cheerleader was riddled with bullets in a mass shooting at a Halloween party over the weekend. 19-year-old Giana Dettloff was fatally shot at a Halloween gathering over the weekend while she visited a friend in Bloomington, Illinois. According to eyewitnesses, three individuals were ‘acting suspicious’ before opening fire…

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