Even Democrats can be right sometimes. In 1992‚ while working as Bill Clinton's campaign manager‚ Democrat political strategist James Carville famously said‚ &;quot;It's the economy stupid&;#33;&;quot; when he got sick of being asked what the next presidential election was about. He was right then‚ and he's right now. That's why...

Look around at the world right now. There’s a war between Russia and Ukraine‚ and Israel and Iran stand at the edge of one. Currently‚ the U.S. is facing severe national security threats with the wide-open southern border. Millions of illegal immigrants are flooding in‚ and a surprising amount are...

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An Australian bishop who exposed an elite pedophile ring including high level politicians and former prime ministers was brutally attacked by a knife-wielding thug while delivering a sermon at a Sydney church. Bishop Mar Mari [...] The post Australian Bishop Who Exposed Elite Pedophile Ring Stabbed In Brutal Attack on Livestream appeared first on The People's Voice.

In the year of our Lord 1992‚ the Master Of Reality met the Master Of Puppets: The day Metallica’s James Hetfield and Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi sat down together for the first time

A unique insight into the short career of Sky‚ a band of musos more interested in their chops than chopping out lines

80 years ago today‚ the inaugural hearing of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) also called the World Court‚ was held at the Peace Palace in The Hague‚ The Netherlands. The ICJ is the highest legal authority in the sphere of international law‚ but despite this most prestigious position‚ its decisions are unenforceable without mandates […] The post Good News in History‚ April 18 appeared first on Good News Network.

Adopting green practices is crucial in a world worried about sustainability. But among the sea of eco-friendly tips‚ which ones truly impact the environment&;#63; Here are ten green practices that actually make a difference‚ helping you reduce your carbon footprint and preserve our planet. Related: 10 Environmentally Friendly NASA Spinoffs 10 Compost Composting is a […] The post 10 Green Practices That Actually Make a Difference appeared first on Listverse.

Tattoos. Getting something inked permanently on your body is a major commitment. Body art can be incredible to behold. It can be poignant‚ and it can be funny. Sometimes‚ it’s the embarrassing‚ often-regretted reminder of a wild drunken night. But sometimes‚ tattoos have fascinating scientific and historical meanings. Tattoos found on ancient Egyptian mummies or […] The post Ten Groundbreaking Tattoos with Fascinating Backstories appeared first on Listverse.

The Supreme Court will determine the fate of a major Jan. 6 Capitol riot-related case. The ruling could affect hundreds of people who were in the Capitol that day in 2021‚ and at the center of the case is the applicability of a federal statute.  The Justice Department has been using a statute enacted in the early 2000s to prosecute those in the Capitol on Jan. 6‚ 2021. The statute makes it a crime to “obstruct or impede or influence an official proceeding or attempt to do so‚” according to Seth Lucas‚ a senior research associate with the Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation. (The Daily Signal is the news outlet of The Heritage Foundation.) During oral arguments Tuesday‚ the justices appeared skeptical that the statute could be applied and used in the Jan. 6 cases the way it has been. “It was clear that enough justices were skeptical of the government’s expansive reading of Section 1512(c) [of the statute in question] to make a reasonable guess that they’re probably going to read the statute a little more narrowly‚” Lucas said.  Lucas joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to explain the details of the case and what the ruling will mean for those men and women who are facing charges for their actions on Jan. 6.  Listen to the podcast below: The post What’s Riding on a Jan. 6 Capitol Riot Case Before Supreme Court&;#63; appeared first on The Daily Signal.