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Which came first? | Power Line
Huh, how about that. From The Hill newspaper, The average price for a dozen eggs is now $3.77, another step down from March’s record-high carton costs. The latest numbers mark the third straight month of declining egg prices…
Multiple Iranians, Uzbekistanis Nabbed at Northern Border—What Were They Up To? – RedState
Worries have continued that Iran might try to activate sleeper cells in our country following the U.S. bombing of their nuclear sites in June. News from the Border Patrol posted Tuesday won’t ease those fears, as they…
D.C. finally moves to implement ranked choice voting after 3–1 voter approval
This week, the Council of the District of Columbia voted to fund ranked choice voting, officially backing a ballot measure that passed in November by a wide margin. This is a welcome change after some D.C. Democrats…
First Chagos, now Mauritius beats UK in financial freedom index | Politics | News
Britain is languishing in 21st place in new “financial freedom” rankings while Mauritius – which will reap billions in benefits as a result of the deal which sees it regain sovereignty of the Chagos Islands from the UK –…
Hero deacon who helped stop church shooting gets new truck
By Leonardo Blair, Senior Reporter Tuesday, July 15, 2025Deacon Richard Pryor of CrossPointe Community Church in Wayne, Michigan, seated in his 2025 F-150 PowerBoost from Jack Demmer Ford. | Screenshot/WXYZDeacon Richard…
Pope Leo celebrates Mass ad orientem for Feast of St. Bonaventure
Tue Jul 15, 2025 - 1:32 pm EDT CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (LifeSiteNews) — On the Feast of St. Bonaventure, Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass ad orientem (meaning “to the east”) at the Chapel of the Carabinieri Station in Castel…
Girl, 12, reacts after school punishes her for wearing Union Jack dress to ‘Culture Day’
A schoolgirl who was stopped from giving a speech about being British while wearing a Union Jack dress has spoken out about the experience on GB News.Courtney Wright, 12, who attends Bilton School in Rugby, donned the outfit…
Cyclists caught breaking more traffic rules than drivers across City of London
Hundreds of cyclists have been fined for breaking major traffic rules in place across London, risking hefty penalties and jeopardising pedestrian safety.Cyclists were slapped with fines for running red lights in the City of…
Hate Speech and the European Court of Human Rights: Hate speech, Its Effects and the Question of Regulation
In this post I look at my book's key findings on the effects of hate speech and the controversies surrounding its regulation. This analysis lays out the groundwork for understanding both the harms attributed to hate…
Sex Versus Gender Showdown at the UN Human Rights Council
At the latest session of the U.N. Human Rights Council, which just concluded last week, delegates dialogued with two U.N. human rights experts who have written reports focused on gender ideology. These two experts’ views on…
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