Month: April 2021

ST. PETERS, Mo.—A 21-year-old eastern Missouri man suspected of shooting a police officer was shot and killed when he fired several rounds at officers who were pursuing him, authorities said. Joe Robideau, of Troy, died […]

An early 20th-century Spanish colonial gem is restored to its former glory after years of neglect The team at Evens Architects faced a real challenge when they were tasked with restoring the house known as […]

Dr. Warren Farrell: Toxic Masculinity Origins and the Regressive Nature of Feminist Victimhood What is a remarkable common link between the overwhelming majority of mass shootings in America? Is male privilege really to blame for […]

Joe Biden removes his mask before speaking about updated CDC mask guidance on the North Lawn of the White House on April 27, 2021 in Washington, DC.  (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images) OAN NewsroomUPDATED 11:40 […]

Facts Matter (April 30): Arizona Audit on Pace to Finish by Deadline; New Documents Reveal Big Tech Collusion The 2020 election audit taking place in Arizona’s largest county is on pace to be done by […]

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte on Friday signed a bill that will require a person to submit a court order confirming that they’ve completed a surgical procedure before changing the sex marker on their birth certificate. […]

Tasmanians are heading to the polls for an election where leaders of the two major parties have pledged not to govern in minority. The Liberal government is seeking a historic third term on Saturday after […]

A police chase in Arizona on Thursday resulted in the death of one officer while critically injuring another, authorities said Friday. The Chandler Police Department said one officer died as a result of his injuries after […]

Anaheim police say a New Mexico man has been arrested in connection with the decades-old sexual assault and murder of a 79-year-old woman. The case began Feb. 18, 1980, when Viola Hagenkord was found dead on […]

Commentary Universities as a community of autonomous scholars delving into knowledge and seeking to expand it is a model long out of date. With the explosive growth of university, scientific, and granting agency bureaucracies, coercive […]