Penny Starr

As the U.N.’s COP26 summit gets underway on Sunday, a lone voice is pushing back on the existential threat of so-called climate change.

An environmental sustainability scientist in Nigeria is offering advice to people on how to fight climate change by using “eco-friendly” sex.

President Joe Biden’s Treasury Department announced it has created a new post to combat alleged racial inequality issues in banking and other financial services industries.

President Joe Biden’s administration released a report this month that claims climate change is causing the mass migration of people being forced from their homes and communities.

As Joe Biden and 13 cabinet members head to the U.N. climate summit in Glasgow, coal mines are making a comeback in the U.S.

The climate summit attendees will include Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg who has been on parental leave for weeks after adopting two infants.

Former President Donald Trump will speak at a rally in Des Moines, Iowa at the Iowa State Fairgrounds at 7:00 p.m. central time on Saturday.

Colleges are using online portals to help offiials keep track of student’s behavior, including tracking unvaccinated students.

Despite reports of potential violence and beefed up security, including the National Guard and fencing, Saturday’s “Justice for J6” rally attracted a few hundred demonstrators and ended without major incidence.

Teachers unions see first lady Jill Biden as an ally for promoting their education policies as she returns to teaching this fall.

Vogue magazine, which no longer hides its left-wing agenda, lays out the case for “climate change” via a glowing profile of Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg.

Florida officials issued a rule protecting parents’ right to make decisions for their minor children, including no mask wearing at school.

Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said at a press conference on Tuesday that his state will not return to lockdown protocol in the wake of the Delta variant of the coronavirus.

The crime wave in San Francisco, California, continues as police presence dwindles and thieves brazenly loot stores, causing Target properties in the Bay Area to announce they are cutting hours to reduce losses.

The voting laws in Biden’s home state of Delaware, where he served as a Senator for 30 years, has much stricter voting laws.

The cyberattack on the largest pipeline in the United States resulted in the federal government issuing a state of emergency for 17 states and the District of Columbia.

Caitlyn Jenner, a transgender woman and a California gubernatorial candidate, said she wants to give illegal aliens a pathway to citizenship.

SF Mayor London Breed announced on Wednesday that $3.75 million will be diverted from law enforcement budgets to black organizations.

Business owners said President Biden’s first 100 days in office represents a “war on small business” with higher taxes and worker shortages.

A Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 likely voters shows that 51 percent have a negative impression of Vice President Kamala Harris.

Arkansas is crafting legislation to protect female athletes from competing against biological men who claim to be transgender women.

LGBT activists are cheering Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s announcement that he will reverse an order from President Donald Trump and put up “pride” flags at U.S. Embassies around the world.

A Christian organization has been suspended from Twitter for stating the biological sex of a Biden appointee as a HHS official.

Just as Joe Biden started his new job as president, he ended the jobs of thousands of workers connected to the canceled Keystone XL Pipeline.

Rep. Conor Lamb (D-PA) said in an interview that banning fracking will help oil-rich western Pennsylvania.

The Rev. Michael Eric Dyson said on Sunday that American exceptionalism is just a worship of white supremacy and should be abandoned.

The milestones President Donald Trump made in U.S. space exploration will no doubt last light-years after he leaves office.

The huge ball made of Waterford crystal that drops at the stroke of midnight on New Year’s Eve will still fall toward Times Square, but for the first time since 1907, no one will be there in person to witness it because of the coronavirus restrictions in New York City.