Plus, less pain at the pump and Mimosas for all. Breakfast lovers are clucking about the latest US Department of Agriculture (USDA) data. Leftists in Washington and mainstream media have been clutching their eggshells over soaring prices, blaming President Donald Trump for an issue dating back to 2023. However, much like every other strategy employed…
After days of dithering, Senate Democrats finally faced a vote they had been dreading: side with the GOP to pass an ideologically unpalatable continuing resolution (CR) or oppose it and trigger a government shutdown. To pass the House stopgap spending bill, Senate Republicans – sans Rand Paul of Kentucky – needed eight Democrats to cross…
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It’s up to Moscow to achieve progress in the US-brokered deal with Kyiv. In life and war, nothing is for sure. Following the negotiations in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, between American and Ukrainian representatives, a ceasefire and way forward to peace in the former Soviet state’s conflict with Russia seemed possible. However, amid a dispute between…
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Senate Democrats face a tough – and divisive – choice. Senate Democrats have a hard choice to make on the House GOP’s continuing resolution (CR), and they can’t put it off any longer. The former temporary spending bill – and the funding it provided – expires at midnight, Friday, March 14. Will the lawmakers of…
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The next inflation print could be even better. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the February consumer price index (CPI), the first full dataset under President Donald Trump. The findings? It came in better than economists had expected, and early estimates suggest next month’s will be even better. Whether the good times will persist throughout…
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Russians prepare to hit back the peace-deal ball in their court. One down. One to go. Ukraine has agreed to a ceasefire. It’s over to Russia now. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has moved the peace football into the red zone. Saudi Arabian leader Prince Mohammed bin Salman hosted the US and Kyiv delegations on…
Potato study shows drone surveillance can boost natural results. Hailed as “the beginning of a new era” and “a revolutionary way to improve agriculture,” artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to monitor potato harvests and discover which soil microbes best feed crops. This novel AI tool also can expose past (and current) technological follies and…
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When a deeply unpopular governing construct clings to power and openly treats the citizens who oppose it as an internal enemy, societal tumult becomes inevitable. A British expert on “irregular warfare” has issued a dire warning that the UK is rushing headlong to the worst manifestation of popular unrest – civil war – and that…
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The polls and passions of the USA. There is currently a pervasive notion heralded by the Fourth Estate that President Donald Trump’s administration is on the verge of collapse and that the public has significantly turned against him. Liberty Nation News’ American Thermometer is here to examine the validity of these claims – the support…
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Last week, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform met to chastise four sanctuary city mayors for impeding federal agencies in dealing with illegal aliens. Yesterday (March 11), the group met again in the Subcommittee on Federal Law Enforcement with the topic “Enhancing Federal, State, and Local Coordination in the Fight Against Criminal Illegal…
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GOP continuing resolution or government shutdown: Senate Democrats face a tough choice. House Republicans passed a continuing resolution (CR) Tuesday to fund the government at roughly the current level through September 2025. Now it goes to the Senate, and the Democrats find themselves faced with a tough decision: Should they vote in support of a…
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The president’s national security strategy is intricately balanced. President Donald Trump is moving quickly on different fronts to force a ceasefire in Ukraine – and there is a flicker of progress. As has been the case with Trump’s foreign policy initiatives, there are several moving parts that often have more than a single purpose. Conflict…
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