Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah indicated that he will file a measure to defund the United Nations. Some House Republicans will also push legislation to yank funding away from the globalist organization."Tomorrow I will file by bill to #DefundTheUN. Please like and repost if you'd like to see that bill become law‚" Lee tweeted on Wednesday."So will I :)" GOP Rep. Chip Roy of Texas wrote in response to Lee's post. — (@) "The UN doesn't deserve a single DIME of American taxpayer money‚" a tweet from the "Rep. Chip Roy Press Office" X account reads. "That's why Rep. Roy is looking forward to introducing House legislation alongside @RepMikeRogersAL and @SenMikeLee that would DEFUND it."While the prospect of pulling funding from the U.N. will certainly appeal to conservatives‚ such legislation will likely be dead on arrival since it will likely not have enough support to move through Congress.In addition to expressing support for cutting off U.N. funding‚ Lee has also suggested‚ "While we're at it‚ let's expel them too." — (@) During remarks last week‚ U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres‚ a climate alarmism proponent‚ spoke of "the sickness bringing our climate to its knees. A sickness only you‚ global leaders‚ can cure." He asserted that "Earth's vital signs are failing."Some of the nations that are currently members of the U.N.'s Human Rights Council include China and Cuba.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Believe it or not‚ people are still modding and playing 2011’s The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim‚ and as a result‚ Bethesda is still updating the game. Most recently‚ they’ve made changes to how the Creation Club works‚ allowing for the addition of creators to add paid mods in both the Anniversary and Special Edition versions of the game‚ as well as a handful of other tweaks in a sizable patch. Continue reading Bethesda updates Skyrim’s Creation Club and reintroduces paid mods MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best Skyrim mods‚ Elder Scrolls 6 release date‚ Games like Skyrim

If you somehow missed out on playing the best games from recent years‚ such as Diablo 4 and the updated Cyberpunk 2077‚ Steam’s The Game Awards sale has massive discounts in honor of the award show taking place on December 7. While many games listed were released in 2023 and will receive the spotlight during the show‚ there’s also sales on award winners dating all the way back to 2014. Continue reading The Game Awards Steam sale discounts Diablo IV‚ previous winners

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A hoard of five Bronze Age axe heads in excellent condition have been found in the Starogard Forest District in Kociewie‚ Poland. Preliminary estimates date them to about 3‚500 years ago. While individual finds of these types of axes have been found in Poland before‚ the last one was discovered 20 years ago in the Lublin area the this is the first time a hoard of five has ever been discovered. The axes were first discovered by metal detectorist Denis Konkol who was searching the area with the explicit permission of the Provincial Office for the Protection of Monuments. As soon as he spotted the axes‚ he secured the area and alerted authorities. And the conservator of monuments from GdaÅ„sk then excavated the site. The five axe heads were less than a foot underground‚ buried beneath a layer of turf and humus. Their large size‚ slender necks leading to broad‚ semi-circular blades classify them as TautuÅ¡iai type axes (after the village in Lithuania where they were first discovered)‚ which dates them to between 1700 and 1300 B.C. The type is quite rare as they do not originate in the area and the axes show little evidence of wear and tear. Archaeologists believe they may have been deposited as offerings or been hastily concealed by a trader. Traditionally‚ Bronze Age deposits in the region yielded predominantly bracelets or breastplates‚ making the discovery of these axe heads a distinctive archaeological marvel‚ according to [Igor Strzok‚ the Pomeranian Provincial Conservator of Monuments]. The practice in the case of these types of discoveries is to widen the excavation to a radius of up to a few hundred feet beyond the find site. This time the team did not find any more Bronze Age artifacts‚ but they did discover a fibula (a brooch used to fasten garments) that dates to around 2‚000 years ago. The axes and fibula have been transferred to the Archaeological Museum in GdaÅ„sk for further study and conservation.

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Jim Jordan‚ R-Ohio‚ and Rep. Barry Loudermilk‚ R-Ga.‚ requested Willis and Rep. Bennie Thompson‚ D-Miss. turn over documents related to any investigative coordination between the Georgia prosecutor's office and the Jan. 6 committee.

Unionized journalists at The Washington Post said they would stage a 24-hour strike on Thursday to protest staff cuts and what they call management's failure to bargain in good faith in contract talks that have stretched on for 18 months. The planned one-day walkout would ...