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Fauci Pardon Was Greenlit By Aide With No Proof Biden Approved It
Now the American people deserve two investigations: one into the decision-makers behind the autopen and the other probin...
Is The YMCA Using Tax Dollars To Push Trans Agenda? Parents Group Urges Congress To Find Out
'Our letter highlights the urgent need for an investigation into the YMCA’s federal funding since the organization con...
Instead Of Boosting LGBT Agendas On Back To The Frontier, The Gaineses Need To Go Back To The Bible
In nine years, the Gaineses went from making traditional marriage the hill they die on to making it the hill they flippantly surrender....
Staff Used Autopen To Change Pardons After Biden Allegedly Approved Them
A report from The New York Times indicates that former President Joe Biden’s staffers used the autopen to sign off on changes to pardons without notifying the president. The article states that Bide...
TM Out Loud: The Young Performer Who Wants to Reinvent Magic
Eric Chien, who has wowed television audiences and top-tier professional magicians alike, is seeking yet another title a...
LA To Give Illegal Aliens Cash So They Can More Easily Evade Law Enforcement
Cash is just one perk of harboring or being an illegal alien. The city is also delivering food to those who don't want to leave their house....
Hideout Theatre and Coffee House Finds New Home at Art Hub ATX
Congress Avenue mainstay relocates after 26 years...
Remembering David Adickes, Who Created Some of the Most Iconic Monuments in Texas
David Adickes, the painter and sculptor responsible for some of Texas’s most popular public art, died on Sunday at the age of 98. His eight-decade career took him from a modest childhood in Huntsvil...
James Avery Camp Charms Become Symbols of Grief and Resilience After the Floods
Among the stuffed animals, blankets, and shoes, familiar silver tokens were found at Camp Mystic as waters from the devastating Fourth of July flood receded. For decades, James Avery charm bracelets w...
Michael Anthony Has Spent Months on His Waldorf Salad
Photo: Courtesy of Waldorf Astoria New York This is going to be a challenge,” Michael Anthony says, pensively. He is a very pensive chef, and he’s standing inside his entirely n...
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