Plus: The ‘Sainted Junior Senator From New York’ Turns 100
March 9 2023
Good morning from Washington, where House Republicans are getting some startling answers about China as they probe how the pandemic started. Fred Lucas reports. The testimony of intelligence officials shows that America is more vulnerable to foreign and domestic threats, Peter Brookes writes. On the podcast, Tyler O’Neil interviews the co-authors of a book exposing the transgender money machine’s targeting of children. Plus: a conservative icon turns 100; a China expert sounds a warning; Americans defend a cop’s faith; and “Problematic Women” explores the legality of an abortion pill. On this date in 1841, the Supreme Court rules, with one dissent, that Africans who seized control of the slave ship Amistad had been illegally enslaved and so are free under U.S. law.
“I think there is no doubt [National Institutes of Health] was funding gain-of-function research,” says Dr. Robert Redfield, who was CDC chief during the Trump administration.
Here are just a few frightening highlights of testimony from the national intelligence director and the CIA, FBI, Defense Intelligence Agency, and National Security Agency directors.
A new book exposes the "lie" of transgender identity, the damage it does to children and families, and the money trail propping it up, the authors say.
America gives secrets away to the Chinese Communist Party while expecting nothing in return, says Michael Pillsbury, author of the bestseller “The Hundred-Year Marathon.”
Over 30,000 signatures will be delivered Friday to the mayor and city council of Port Wentworth, Georgia, calling on them to apologize for infringing on Jacob Kersey’s First Amendment rights.
A state court judge rules that USA Powerlifting discriminated against a biological male athlete who identifies as a woman when it banned him from competing in its women’s division.
