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March 20, 2024
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| Google 'Interfered' in U.S. Elections over 40 Times Since 2008 |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A new investigation is revealing that Google has interfered in American elections dozens of times over the past 16 years. According to a Media Research Center (MRC) Special Report compiled by MRC Free Speech America Vice President Dan Schneider and Assistant Editor Gabriela Pariseau, Google has "interfered in elections" at least 41 times since 2008. "In every case, Google harmed the candidates - regardless of party - who threatened its left-wing candidate of choice," the report states. |
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| As the Border Crisis Intensifies, Almost 70% Link Migrants to Violent Crime |
| by Abigail Olsson |
| In the bleak weeks following Laken Riley's death, lawlessness from illegal immigrants has soared in the U.S., leading almost 70% of people to believe that the open borders "may contribute to the violence crime in America." The Rasmussen poll, interestingly, found that 64% of white people are concerned about the crime committed by illegals, while among black people, 73% are worried. "And why wouldn't they be?" Breitbart's John Nolte asks. "[They] disproportionately live in Democrat-run cities that posture as sanctuary cities." |
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| Lessons Learned from the COVID Pandemic: 'There Needs to Be an Honest Discussion' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The U.S. government certainly faced its share of backlash from experts who disagreed with how it handled the pandemic. Even now, the scrutiny continues. A new report published by the nonprofit Committee to Unleash Prosperity (CTUP) found that "lockdowns, school closures and vaccine mandates were 'catastrophic errors' resulting in many Americans losing faith in public health institutions," Fox News reported. |
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| Caitlyn Jenner Continues His Support for Girls' Sports Despite the Left's Criticism |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| "There are women and girls that spend a tremendous amount of time and effort to excel and compete in their sports that are women's sports," said New York's Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman. "And it is an unfair advantage for someone who is a biological male to compete against a biological female." Blakeman made these comments in light of a unique executive order, which he signed onto Thursday that blocks transgender-identifying men from joining girls' and women's sports teams. And the policy has some unexpected allies. |
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| 'Biased in a Totally Different Direction': Whistleblowers Expose Woke Google Culture |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Whistleblowers are exposing that tech giant Google's internal governing policies are completely dominated by woke ideology. When Google's artificial intelligence (AI) program Gemini began generating images last month of the Founding Fathers as black men and popes as women, former Google Ventures partner Shaun Maguire said he was "not shocked at all," according to a report from The Free Press. |
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| We Should Plan. But It's God Who Decides. |
| by Rob Schwarzwalder |
| As we plan for the events of life, whether a picnic or retirement or anything else, we are wise to consider carefully what might happen. Yet as we all know, an unexpected rainstorm can ruin a basket lunch in the park, and an economic downturn can suddenly diminish, if not destroy, long-term savings. The Bible has a lot to say about preparation for the future. |
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| How Does Adoption Work in America? |
| by Natalie Spaulding |
| Many Americans have a rather fuzzy picture of how adoption works in our country. Adoption impacts approximately five million American children and their families. Adoption is complicated, but well worth learning about. |
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