Today's Conservative News
Biden nominee dodges Sen. Kennedy 9 times when asked if social justice-inspired crimes should be forgiven
Sen. John Kennedy asked a Biden judicial nominee whether crimes should be forgiven if they are committed in the name of social justice and did not receive a yes or no answer despite asking nine times.
Amazon Killed One Of Its Most Popular Features Because China’s Communist Party Demanded It
‘Ideological control and propaganda’
Morgan Stanley Forces Employees To Work From Home As COVID-19 Cases Surge
‘work remotely…limit business get-togethers’
Regulators Hit America’s Largest Bank With $200 Million Fine
‘steps that should not have been necessary’
Emails Reveal How Worried Diplomats Were About Anal Swab Testing In China
‘harassed in a reprehensible way’
Cereal Giant Reaches Deal With Union Group After Months Of Labor Strike
‘Retaining your people should be a priority’
Ice Cream Man Receives Honor With Funeral Procession Of Fellow Ice Cream Men
Video showing the procession was posted to Twitter
Conservatives Lose Seat Held For 200 Years In Stunning UK Election Upset
‘Enough is enough’
Medal of Honor Recipient Alwyn Cashe’s Sister: ‘He Was Green Because He Was Army’
Army Sgt. First Class Alwyn Cashe was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor on Thursday, becoming the first black American service member to be awarded the honor since the Vietnam War.
De Blasio: ‘We’re Getting There’ on Changing Definition of Fully Vaccinated to Include Boosters, ‘That Will Be the Way of the Future’
On Thursday’s broadcast of “CNN Tonight,” New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) stated that he thinks changing the definition of “fully vaccinated” to include boosters “will be the way of the future” and “We’re getting there.
De Blasio: ‘COVID’s Dominating Our Lives’
On Thursday’s broadcast of “CNN Tonight,” New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) said that he thinks coronavirus will eventually become an endemic virus like the flu, but “Right now, COVID’s dominating our lives.
Omicron Emptying Offices, College Goes Remote Again
Universities and workplaces across the country are once again going remote as the coronavirus omicron variant spreads across the country.
Report: Tyler Perry Involved In Car Accident In Los Angeles
Here’s what we know
Ben Affleck Says Reports He Blamed Garner For His ‘Alcoholism’ Are Wrong
‘Made it seem as if I was saying the exact opposite of what I said’
Biden admin asks Supreme Court to reinstate mandates for many health care workers
The Biden administration asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to issue a stay against lower courts that would reinstate vaccine mandates for health care workers at hospitals receiving federal funding.
Kim Kardashian Says She Is Fiscally Conservative
‘I believe in the taxes that the Republicans want’
Activists Investors Are Pushing To Restructure Tech Companies And Take Down ‘Hate Speech’
Activists Investors Are Pushing These Companies To Go Woke And Censor Content
Search Warrant Issued For Alec Baldwin’s Phone To Review Texts After Fatal ‘Rust’ Shooting
‘Such information … may be material and relevant to this investigation’
Parent group files petition to remove Fairfax County school board member
A parent group has filed a petition to recall a member of the Fairfax County school board in an attempt to hold the school board accountable for the closure of Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) from March 2020 through April 2021.
Salvation Army 'Red Kettle' donations lagging after posting racism guide
The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign is failing to meet its fundraising goal weeks after the non-profit organization pulled a controversial document about racism from its website amid public outcry.
Nigerian bishop criticizes Blinken's decision to delist nation, says persecution more intense 'than ever'
Nigerian Catholic Bishop Stephen Dami Mamza is demanding answers from Secretary of State Blinken, saying persecution in the African nation is ‘more intense now than ever.
White House: Biden plans to run for reelection with Harris in 2024
White House deputy press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reassured reporters that President Biden intends to run for re-election in 2024 with Vice President Kamala Harris.
Hollywood Star Chris Noth Faces Multiple Sexual Assault Allegations
‘The encounters were consensual’
Plane Crashes In Dominican Republic, Killing Everyone On Board
‘Great pain and regret’
‘Unprecedented And Unjustified’: Business Groups Slam Biden’s Spending Bill For Eroding ‘Due Process’
‘War against American business’
Gang Releases Kidnapped American Missionaries
‘Join us praising God’