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The county surrounding Portland, Oregon, is set to distribute “snorting kits" for drug users as a part of a harm reduction plan opposed by the city's Democratic mayor. Read More.

Mail ballots are to blame, specifically how states’ laws relate to the acceptance and tabulation of mail ballots. Read More.

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s office removed resources for LGBT youth and issued a statement reaffirming parental rights following an inquiry from The Daily Wire. Read More.

Jobs numbers disappoint for June, coming in below expectations for the first time in over a year. Read More.

Biden administration and California are wrecking the trucking industry by forcing companies to embrace electric vehicles that are slow to charge and have a reduced range. Read More.

Israeli professor Dr. Gal Luft laid out his bribery allegations against President Biden’s family in an extraordinary video filmed in an undisclosed location while on the run. Read More.

A UK government adviser is confident any future pandemic lockdowns and compulsory mask edicts will be met with public compliance. Read More.

The Biden admin appealed a preliminary injunction Wednesday issued to prevent federal officials from working with social media platforms to censor speech. Read More.

by undermining or twisting established facts, logic, and institutions. This week Joe Biden, transparently deflecting, proved he is that guy. Read More.

Ben & Jerry’s ice cream posted an anti-American message on social media as the nation celebrated its 247th birthday Tuesday. Read More.

Over the long weekend, Weiss gave away the deceptive word game he has been playing with Congress — and Garland has been playing with America. Read More.

The police chief in Pickens said the crowd was anywhere between 50,000 to 55,000. Read More.

Chief Justice John Roberts quoted former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) in the majority opinion — released on Friday — that struck down President Joe Biden’s student debt cancellation program. Read More.

It is suggested that 30 to 45 new charges could be brought against the former president. Read More.

The Supreme Court ruled against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina’s affirmative action policies in a decision that will have a profound effect on the admissions processes at universities across the country. Read More.