“The things that work,” says Jeffrey Tucker, “the things that are right, the things that are true, we have to rediscover them.” On a recent episode of EpochTV’s “American Thought Leaders,” host Jan Jekielek discussed the failed and sinister policies of the pandemic with Tucker, an author and founder of the Brownstone Institute, an organization…
Ohio Rustbelt Future Uncertain as Ford Mulls Taking $900M Expansion to Mexico
Just two years ago the United States economy was roaring, gas prices were low, and the global COVID-19 pandemic had not begun. November 2019 was the perfect time for a four-year contract to be ratified between the United Autoworkers Union and Ford Motor Company that would include a $900 million expansion of the Ohio assembly…
Florida Heartbeat Amendment Campaign Faces Christmas Deadline
A four-year-long grassroots campaign to add a heartbeat amendment to the Florida constitution is sprinting toward a Christmas deadline to collect the one million signatures needed to place the initiative on the ballot for the 2022 election. The effort is still short on signatures, according to Mark Minck, the chairman of the committee sponsoring the Human…
Reindeer Rental Helps Party Hosts ‘Sleigh’ Christmas Vibe
MACON, Georgia—Twas six nights before Christmas and just like always, it was the same three questions over and over for Scott Allen, as he monitored the two reindeer he brought to a downtown Christmas light extravaganza. “Where’s Rudolph?” children and adults asked, eyes sparkling with enchantment as they watch his mother-daughter duo placidly munching hay,…
Reindeer Rentals Bring Christmas Vibes to the Sun Belt
MACON, Georgia—Twas six nights before Christmas and just like always, it was the same three questions over and over for Scott Allen, as he monitored the two reindeer he brought to a downtown Christmas light extravaganza. “Where’s Rudolph?” children and adults asked, eyes sparkling with enchantment as they watch his mother-daughter duo placidly munching hay,…
DeSantis Took on Washington in 2021
TALLAHASSEE—While much of the country bundles up around the holidays, Floridians revel in bragging about their “T-shirt weather.” It’s not unusual for December temperatures to hit the 80s in the Sunshine State. But what stands out as strange is the number of natives sporting short-sleeve shirts emblazoned with images of their governor, Ron DeSantis. DeSantis,…
‘The Real Anthony Fauci’ Exposes the Controlled Demolition of Democracy: R.F. Kennedy Jr.
At the closing of the second year of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus having caused havoc in the world, “The Real Anthony Fauci” made the #1 best seller on Amazon Charts, was also the top seller toward the end of November on Wall Street Journal’s list, and still appeared on the top 5 in USA…
‘It Was Like a War Zone,’ Says Rescuer at Kentucky Candle Factory Destroyed by Tornado
December 18, 2021
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Brad Copeland was among the first on the scene of the collapsed Mayfield Consumer Products candle factory building last week to help rescue those buried in the rubble following Kentucky’s catastrophic tornadoes. Copeland crawled over beams and fallen metal-studded walls for several hours to help pull people out. From about 9:30 p.m. on Dec. 10…
Salvation Army Bell Ringers Carry On Century-Old Donation Drive Tradition
The Salvation Army’s bells are ringing throughout America once again this year with volunteers blanketing virtually every zip code. For more than 120 years the Red Kettle drive, as it is called, has been a familiar, iconic sight, ranging from the streets of New York to the far-less traveled byways of remote America. There’s not…
Florida Teacher Fired Over Not Wearing a Mask
December 16, 2021
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An 18-year teaching career came to an end for Broward County’s John Alvarez after “repeatedly refusing to wear a mask” on school grounds. Alvarez’s stance was deemed in violation of a school district policy that has since been rescinded. On Dec. 14, members of the Broward County School Board heard recommendations for suspending and then terminating…
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