News By STACY LIBERATORE FOR DAILYMAIL.COM 05-08-24 Florida has topped the chart for the second year in a row, as Governor Ron DeSantis has redesigning the educational system by banning discussions about sexuality and gender and letting parents decide what materials are used. While the laws have sparked criticism, a new report has determined that Florida performs best in college readiness among children in pre-Kindergarten (pre-K) through 12th grade and state universities have a 74 percent graduation rate. However, the state fell short in math and reading sco ..read more

Opinion By Jeff Childers 05-08-24 Good morning, C&C, it’s Wednesday! That means it’s time to roundup all the news you need to know. In today’s fascinating edition: Trump ‘legal expenses’ trial gets x-rating; Trump classified documents trial suffers a setback for the government; AstraZeneca makes a coincidental, totally not-related move right after reluctantly admitting its clot shots are unsafe; veterinarian jabmaker claims massive numbers of Americans permanently disabled by you-know-what; Boy Scouts finally go ahead and just rename to Woke Scouts; we dodge a nuclear bullet and two tank ..read more

News By Ben Whedon, Just the News 05-07-24 U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon on Tuesday indefinitely postponed the May 20 trial date in special counsel Jack Smith’s classified documents case against former President Donald Trump. Smith has charged Trump in connection with his alleged mishandling of classified materials at his Mar-a-Lago estate. He pleaded not guilty in June of 2023 but Smith later brought a superseding indictment in July of that year. Several pre-trial motions remains before the court and are scheduled for after the initial trail date, the last o ..read more

Press Release By Dr. Rand Paul 05-07-24 WASHINGTON, D.C. – Recently, U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) joined U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) and the entire Senate Republican conference in sending a letter to President Biden calling for his administration to withdraw its support for two international agreements being considered at this month’s World Health Assembly (WHA) that would grant greater authority to the dysfunctional World Health Organization (WHO) and potentially weaken United States sovereignty. The letter highlights the WHO’s abysmal COVID-19 response and argues that the Pres ..read more

Opinion By Jeff Childers 05-07-24 Good morning, C&C family, it’s Tuesday! Here’s everything you need to know today, in the morning roundup: Portland protestors teach cop car fleet a fiery lesson and US media ignores the whole thing; more Chinese scientists openly tinker with more deadly viruses in more labs and nobody seems to mind very much; are the inflation numbers as low as the Biden Administration suggests?; and Iowa stands by Texas in the war against Biden’s armies of illegal immigrants.  WORLD NEWS AND COMMENTARY  Oh, Portland. This morning’s top story comes from th ..read more

News By George Miller, 5-7-24 Attorney/writer/activist Jeff Childers recently spoke locally about the COVID crisis events, his thoughts, actions, accomplishments, predictions, actions taken by government, business and NGO’s, their significance and some predictions. It’s been two years since he last spoke locally, so the update and opportunity for open Q&A were much appreciated by the audience. Headline Summary (a la Childers) Became a leading, pioneering anti-COVID mandate attorney, racking up record-setting wins Exposed and/or publicized major untruths in the national/international COVID ..read more

Opinion By Tom Harris 05-06-24 Climate alarmists often tell us that their frightening forecasts are backed up by the best available science. In particular, they point to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports that they tell us are the gold standard of climate science research. If the IPCC said it, it must be true, they proclaim! The late Dr. Jay Lehr and I have often written about the serious flaws in the IPCC reports. Indeed, much of the IPCC science has been shown to be wrong, leading many participating scientists to resign from the body. As documented in ..read more

Opinion By Sigrid Weidenweber 05-06-24 Let me begin my report with another Shakespearean quote, from Henry VI Part I, for it, too, says it well. “Good Lord, what madness rules in brain sick men…” I would add to the quote, stating, “when much ado is made to frazzle and confuse the audience.” Yes, much madness is apparent. In the responses of the colleges and universities, who let this thing go on too long. By a silent president, who with his reticence, winked benevolently at the perpetrators, by the media, which showed destruction of Palestinian homes, but cunningly avoided to describe the horr ..read more

Opinion By Jeff Childers 05-06-24 Good morning, C&C, it’s Monday! Your morning roundup, replete with just the right amount of news you need to know, includes: democrats fretting about Supreme Court immunity decision; UK’s version of the PREP Act is collapsing under skyrocketing claims; Moderna announces astonishing sales figures; corporate media getting excited about a new and improved glorious Ukraine counteroffensive; and gooey karma erupts all over democrat pols in New York City.  WORLD NEWS AND COMMENTARY  Time flies, when you’re having fun! The salacious Trump “mischaracte ..read more

Feature By Karen Siegemund 05-06-24 Born in 1928 in Berlin, my dad had been conscripted, with his entire high-school class, as a “Luftwaffenhelfer,” supporting the Luftwaffe at an anti-aircraft installation outside the city.  But in the final days of the war, he found himself in Berlin.  The following is an excerpt from his memoirs, As I Remember It, published in 2021.  The book can be found here. This is Part 2 of the account. Before the water reached the subway station, my companion and I and some others emerged from our tunnel existence with no clue what ..read more