Amid a prolonged search for a new House speaker that paralyzed the House of Representatives for three weeks while two U.S. allies are engaged in wars, Americans’ approval of Congress’ job performance fell from 17% to 13%. This is the […]
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Just after the new Middle East conflict erupted, international oil and energy markets began to rise, with oil up 7% in the week after the fighting started. It’s a reminder that whenever there’s increased tension, there’s often an impact at
The following is a news analysis. For all of you who are brainwashed or weirdly don’t remember anybody saying Covid vaccines would prevent Covid, below are a few reminders. It’s doubtful the vaccines would ever have been approved for use
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As the war in the Mideast continues, we begin with its impact on the homeland here in America. The U.S. is sending new money and military aid to Israel to shore up operations after the surprise attack by the Islamic
The following is from Gallup News. President Joe Biden’s job approval rating among Democrats has tumbled 11 percentage points in the past month to 75%, the worst reading of his presidency from his own party. This drop has pushed his
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The following is from Just The News. The FBI received information about possible criminal activity involving the Biden family from more than 40 informants over an extended period of time, but most avenues of investigation were thwarted, Sen. Chuck Grassley,
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Ninety-eight percent (98%) say gender is not a choice. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll of 839 people at SharylAttkisson.com. Two percent (2%) say gender is definitely a choice! Is “gender” a “choice”? 2% Definitely yes! 98% Science says:
The following is from Gallup News. After paying heightened attention to national politics in 2020 (42%) and 2021 (38%), the percentage of Americans reporting they follow news about national politics “very closely” has dipped to 32% — a more normal
