NYC's $32M multi-agency Rat Task Force
New York City announced a $32 million multiagency plan to reduce its rat population.
A monkey took a selfie.
PETA says he owns the copyright. A curious monkey with a toothy grin and a knack for pressing a camera button is back in court.
Why Democrats Should Love Cruz's Health Care Amendment
Cruz’s amendment is similar to a feature in the FEHBP, which Democrats love.
Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers forced to advertise abortion
Pregnancy centers found out of compliance could be slapped with a $500 citation for a first-time offense and a $1,000 per-offense after.
5 things to know about the proposed 'Forever' GI Bill
It’s an idea that gained momentum with veterans groups and bipartisan support.
Wonder Woman: A Conservative and (Demi-) Religious View of the Human Race
A superhero genre to give us a meditation on mankind at its worst but also at its best.
Trustees project biggest Social Security increase in years
Millions of Americans who rely on Social Security can expect to receive their biggest payment increase in years this January.
More Than 400 People Charged for $1.3 Billion in Medicaid and Medicare Fraud
The investigation focused on opioid-related crimes.
The City by the Bay is finally coming to grips with a major problem
They’ve discovered that some of the students in the local schools are actually drinking chocolate milk with their lunch.
The quest to uncover truth about immigrant deaths from 1832
Could have been vigilante group that murdered them out of fear and prejudice against the Irish.
A Fisherman’s Tale Of Fighting Uncle Sam
Meet New Hampshire fisherman David Goethel. The federal government is destroying Mr. Goethel’s industry through overregulation.
Why musicians are so angry at this
Music labels accuse YouTube of using a legal loophole to pay less for songs than traditional music-streaming sites.
Remembering the summer of 1977
The New York blackout 40 years later.Most New Yorkers responded to the crisis with resilience. It brought out the best and the worst.
9-year-old silenced at council meeting
The council does set limits on time and prohibits disruptive speech or behavior. But there’s nothing in the rules about age.
Democrats intentionally used disinformation from Russia
The public record shows that Democrats have willfully used Moscow disinformation to influence the presidential election.
Term Limits: Good for the People, Good for Politicians
How Do We Fix the Mess?
Congressmen Propose Idea That Just Might Save Charlie Gard’s Life
Two U.S. congressmen proposed a potential solution that would reinstate Chris Gard and Connie Yates’ right to choose what’s best.
Democrats Battling Over Party’s Future
Since November, the battle inside the Democratic Party between progressives and the establishment continues.
A quandary Congress and Social Security must tackle
Whoever takes over the Social Security Administration has a lot of work to do.
Chuck Schumer admits Obama health payments violated the Constitution
He admitted the Obama administration violated both the U.S. Constitution and federal criminal statutes.