Categoria: Culture

A Wall Street Journal (WSJ) analysis discovered that health care insurers received at least $4.3 billion over three years for patients who lived in other states, meaning Medicaid – the joint federal and state program that provides health coverage to low-income individuals and families – paid twice, and sometimes even more, for the same recipients….

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For lack of a fire, Fourth Estate hunts for smoke. When it was revealed this week that high-ranking members of the Trump administration had shared messages on the Signal app, chaos and recrimination ensued. And yet, as further details emerge, the left-leaning Fourth Estate appears desperate to keep animated a corpse of a story that…

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Autism, fluoride, and french fries are first up on the RFK agenda. It’s safe to say that Americans have been jerked hither and yon when it comes to health issues. Many remember the now-defunct food pyramid of decades ago, when fluoride conquered tooth decay, and consuming one to three alcoholic drinks a week helped you…

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What the usual suspects – Soros, Gates, et al. – are up to now. Another trip down the USAID money trail reveals astonishingly intimate big-box media ties to a global progressive establishment enterprise funded by taxpayer dollars. It raises the question: How can active participants in a politically biased Swamp spending spree be trusted to…

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Another once-respected American newspaper appears bent on setting its reputation aflame in an attempt to oppose President Donald Trump’s agenda any way it can. Standing out in the case of The Wall Street Journal is the publication’s seamless transition from stuffy numbers-crunching to leftist-style emotional blog blather. As with its flailing peers, such as The…

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The recent, if short-lived, ban on TikTok showed an alarming amount of support for the Chinese-controlled social media platform – and a complete disregard for any potential threat. When it seemed likely the platform would shut down in January last year, thousands went to RedNote (a Chinese alternative) and joked they were “Chinese spies” on…

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Legacy media’s stranglehold on the Press Briefing Room appears to be drawing its last breath. In the pecking order of most sought-after media perks lies a seat in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room inside the White House. For decades, the good old boy media network has ruled with an iron fist over this…

Read More “‘It’s About Time’ – MRC President Backs White House Press Shake-Up” »

Soros, Steyer, Zuckerberg and how progressives fell in love with ballot initiatives. The abortion battles underway in America today in a post-Roe v. Wade landscape have brought a modern American political reality into sharper focus. Big-money progressives are maximizing a new favorite approach to utilize their financial heft to enact law: the state referendum process….

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Is journalism starting to return to core values? The presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump last month put the Democrats in a tailspin. The commander-in-chief has spent most of the time since defending his disastrous performance and even his very ability to lead after calls from many within his own party that he…

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There are some things you just can’t spin. Saturday, July 13, 2024. It will be a date that people will remember. They will harken back to where they were and what they were doing when they found out former President Donald Trump miraculously escaped an assassination attempt. These tragic and — thankfully — rare events…

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The issue shut down airlines, banks, and supermarkets, among other services, and has yet to be resolved. Flight delays and cancellations are taking place across America and the world, in the wake of a Microsoft Cloud outage that began yesterday, July 18. The global tech issue has reportedly impacted a number of major airline carriers…

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Cities appear to be thriving, but the numbers are deceiving. Despite many people fleeing US cities during the pandemic’s signature year, several metropolitan areas appear to be enjoying a revival. Statista estimated that 83.7% of the US population might live in urban communities by 2025, a percentage that could climb to 89.2% by 2050. In…

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