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Government construction contractors were busy all morning ensuring that the Federal Reserve Building in downtown Washington, DC was ready for the debt ceiling to be raised again. After raising the debt ceiling 78 times since 1960, the Federal Reserve Building now eclipses the White House, hotels, and other businesses near the area of Lafayette Square. Read More.

The University of Michigan Department of Anesthesiology hosted Monday a screening of the video “Critical Race Theory: American Law and Racism” as part of the university’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day symposium. Read More.

House and Senate Republicans are working to overturn a new law that grants municipal voting rights to illegal aliens. According to John Binder of Breitbart News, Democrats on the Washington, DC, City Council approved this law. Read More.

Experts in food science and biology gave a stirring speech at this year’s meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF), where they suggested the new cuisine for the peasant class would either be bugs grown in labs or bugs found on the ground. Read More.

Governor Ron DeSantis can ask Florida public universities for information on their spending on critical race theory and “diversity, equity, and inclusion,” a federal judge ruled recently. Read More.

There is concern that surveying for the construction of offshore wind farms may be the reason dead whales are washing up along the shores of New York and New Jersey. Read More.

The FBI recently made a startling discovery in the trove of classified documents being kept in an unsecure location in the Biden family garage. Read More.

The late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia “was basically a Klansman,” according to a law professor at Emory University. Read More.

The National Hockey League initially launched a “Pathway to Hockey Summit” that was only limited to individuals who “identify as female, Black, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic/Latino, Indigenous, LGBTQIA+, and/or a person with a disability.” Read More.

A local pothole on I-95 wants to know: if the IRS is abolished, who will fix the roads running through New Jersey? At a press conference, the pothole had this to say, “They’ve been trying to fix the roads for ten years now, if we abolish the IRS, who’s going to step up and fill in my pothole brothers?” Read More.

The Docs in a Box was a subject on Fox and many news outlets today. The White House and left-wingers dropped many odd zingers to harrumph the subject away. Read More.

The Black Student Union at Washburn University continues to call on school officials to meet all of their demands. Read More.

Area dad John Johnston was adamant at the townhall meeting that the U.S. government should not ban g*s powered stoves. “Now what am I going to say when I fix the breaker in the garage?” asked Johnston to the liberal City Council members. Read More.

A is for accountability and anti-racism, E is for engagement, I is for individual-centered institutional change, O is opportunity, and U is unity.' Read More.

Typically, automation disproportionately impacts bricklayers, assembly line workers, and other blue-collar jobs. Read More.