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October 5, 2022
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| 'They Want Political Opponents Jailed Any Time They Disagree': Congressman on DOJ Investigating Foes of Children's Trans Surgeries |
| by Ben Johnson |
| If the Justice Department investigates journalists exposing those who profit from performing double mastectomies and sterilizations of healthy children, it will compound the Biden administration's "threats to democracy and to the rule of law," a Republican congressman said Monday. |
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| As Democrats Embrace Soft-on-Crime Policies, More Police Officers Run for Office |
| by Marjorie Jackson |
| Amidst a violent crime surge plaguing urban hubs across the country, many voters think the issue of crime is "highly important," per a recent poll, and their responses show that the majority don't trust Democrats to manage or pay serious attention to it. |
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| Congressmen Increase Pressure on Biden's DOD to End Controversial COVID Vaccine Mandate |
| by Dan Hart |
| Even as the Army reported a 25% shortage in recruitment numbers, Biden administration officials are refusing to relinquish policies that require troops to receive the COVID-19 shot, which lawmakers on Capitol Hill say is exacerbating the recruiting problem, decreasing operation readiness, and ignoring litigation challenges and legitimate exemption requests. |
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| 'Heroic Work': Biden Congratulates Coast Guard Hero He's Trying to Fire |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| As the death toll from Hurricane Ian soars past 100, heroes like U.S. Coast Guard Aviation Survival Technician Second Class Zach Loesch are one reason it isn't higher. Loesch kicked through a wall to rescue a 94-year-old disabled woman and her husband, hoisting them - and her wheelchair - into a helicopter amid high winds. You know, the sort of feats they choreograph in a Marvel movie. |
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