Three Ways Dishonest Pollsters Rig the Math (and the One Question They’ll Never Ask!) By Jack Gleason With all the political polls flooding our TV screens and smartphones, it’s practically impossible to separate truth from blatant fabrication. Every election cycle a familiar narrative plays out across corporate media. Months before Election Day, we are told conservative candidates are trailing by double digits, common-sense reforms are

Musk would not meet Zelensky Musk would not even meet him, and Trump would not commit to the idea. During his US visit for the burial of Senator Lindsay Graham, Kiev regime leader Volodymyr Zelensky attempted to meet billionaire Starlink owner Elon Musk, without success. Musk refused to meet Zelensky during his US visit — The Atlantic pic.twitter.com/Nk6JVdUOxw — RT (@RT_com) July 31, 2026 Voennoe

(Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images) Mass layoffs of Haitian workers have begun across the United States after the Department of Homeland Security formally terminated Temporary Protected Status for roughly 350,000 Haitians, with employers receiving official alerts that their work authorizations are no longer valid. According to a Washington Post report published Friday, the end of the protection is forcing airports, nursing homes, schools, and other

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Texas was recently giving remarks at an event for the National Urban League, where she told a story about a young black woman whose father may have voted for Trump. It seems inconceivable to Crockett. Democrats always act mystified when black people vote Republican. It’s also worth noting that this is a typical Crockett moment. She is

The parasitic infection that causes prolonged and often severe diarrhea has exploded across Michigan this summer, with state health officials reporting more than 10,700 cases of cyclosporiasis as of the end of July. This represents a massive increase from the roughly 50 cases the state normally sees in an entire year. Of the Michigan infections, at least 193 people have been hospitalized, and the majority

Despite multiple Russian missile and drone attacks each day, life in Kyiv is fairly normal during daylight hours, with people sitting in cafés and going about their daily lives. At night, however, many residents sleep in bomb shelters. Photo by Antonio Graceffo.   The journey to Kyiv had to be made by train because there have been no commercial flights since Russia’s full-scale invasion began

It’s time to pass the Roberts Requirement for women traveling to the United States. The Democrat-controlled Massachusetts Senate voted on Friday, the final day of the formal legislative session, to pass H.5595, known as “An Act Prioritizing Patient Access to Care,” to eliminate the state’s 24-week limit on abortions and allow them up until the moment of birth. The bill had already been approved by

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Image: Wikimedia Commons (Maj. Gen. Donald Dunbar attends 2015 meeting on professionalism, ethics, Sexual Assault Prevention and Response, and leadership; photo by Master Sgt. Marvin Preston) A colonel in the Air National Guard (ANG), who had nearly 35 years of service, was relieved of her command in 2021, coincidentally at a time when one of her subordinates was disseminating nude, explicit photographs. Colonel Leslie Zyzda-Martin

Drought in the ‘Blue Danube’ – Screengrab Social Media/X First the fires – now the droughts. For a continent that sees itself as the very center of civilization, Europe lately has been demonstrating a remarkable lack of preparation for the basic facts of summer: if a heatwave hits, some countries have no air conditioning even in hospitals; due to a lack of basic forest management,