By Post Staff When Twitter banned the New York Post one year ago, it was clear from the start that the decision was arbitrary, hypocritical — and political. The Post asked our friends at Twitchy.com, a site dedicated to chronicling the worst of Twitter, to help collect some examples of things the service didn’t ban. Go after a Democratic…
National News
Milley Admits Deep State Plot To Share Intel With China: ‘I Would Have Given Them a Heads Up if an Attack Was Coming’
By Sean Adl-Tabatabai | News Punch In a stunning admission to the House Armed Services Committee, Milley basically admitted that the ‘Deep State’ were working behind President Trump’s back to protect and embolden China. Rep. Vicky Hartzler (R-MO) grilled Milley during the hearing on whether allegations in Bob Woodward and Robert Costa’s book were true…
National News
New front in mandate wars; debt bill heads to Biden
By Alexis Simendinger and Al Weaver The White House, reacting on Tuesday to actions in Texas and Florida to block vaccine mandates affecting workers in those states, accused Republican Govs. Greg Abbott of Texas and Ron DeSantis of Florida of using the coronavirus as campaign fodder by spurning a tool that can save lives (The…
Opinion
Jon Gruden Should Still Have His Job
By Erick-Woods Erickson John Gruden was, until yesterday, the coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. Gruden had been in the NFL, left to ESPN, then returned to coach the Raiders. The emails that led to Gruden resigning yesterday were uncovered during a review of workplace misconduct at the Washington Redskins. Those emails, some of which…
State News
House GOP member takes aim at ‘medical Nazis’ in General Assembly
By Erik Schelzig | TNJ State Rep. Bruce Griffey, who is certainly not averse to courting controversy, is at it again. This time, the Paris Republican is taking aim at what he calls “medical Nazis” in the General Assembly who support companies’ authority to require employees or customers to be vaccinated against COVID-19. “This is a…
Local News
October 2021 Agenda for Madison County, Tennessee
AGENDA FOR THE OCTOBER TERM of the MADISON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2021 6:00 P.M. FROM THE OFFICE OF commissioner GARY D. DEATON, chairman The REGULAR CALLED OCTOBER meeting of the Madison-COUNTY Board of Commissioners will be held on MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2021 at 6:00 P.m. AT THE WEST TENNESSEE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION…
National News
Thousands of Kaiser Permanente Workers Vote to Authorize Strike over Staff Shortages
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, thousands of Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers in Southern California and Oregon have voted to authorize a strike, citing staff shortages. By PAUL BOIS | BREITBART With nearly 96 percent voting in favor of the strike, the United Nurses Assns. of California/Union of Health Care Professionals (UNAC/UHCP), have entered into talks with Kaiser…
Opinion
PSYCHOS AMONG US
How many times has this happened now? I’m referring to the several stories where a person goes to get a Shingles vaccine or a flu vaccine and instead they get a Pfizer Covid-19 shot “by accident”. Bullshit! Do you have any idea how stringently careful pharmacists are trained never to make such a “mistake”? For…
Opinion
America and The Dying Citizen
Freedom requires constant reinvestment in and replenishment of a nation’s traditions and ideals. American Greatness Only a little more than half of the current world’s 7 billion people are citizens of fully consensual governments. That lucky 50 percent alone enjoys constitutionally protected freedoms. Most are also Western. Or at least they reside in nations that…
National News
Record 4.3 million Americans quit their jobs in August
By Kenneth Garger | The New York Post Americans quit their jobs at a record clip in August, a new government report said Tuesday, with restaurant and hotel workers leading the mass exodus. A whopping 4.3 million people quit two months ago, the most on record dating back to December 2000 — and 300,000 more than…
International News
Joe Biden could become embroiled in the FBI’s probe into Hunter’s finances, experts say: Emails reveal they SHARED bank accounts, paid each other’s bills and the president may have even have funded his son’s 2018 drug and prostitution binge
Emails from Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop, obtained by DailyMail.com, reveal Joe and Hunter shared bank accounts and paid each other’s bills The president have may have inadvertently funded his son’s 2018 drug and prostitution binge Emails between Hunter and Eric Schwerin, his business partner at consultancy Rosemont Seneca, show Schwerin was working on Joe’s taxes The…
State News
Federal Judge Grants Injunction Against NY COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for Health Care Workers
A federal judge on Tuesday ruled in favor of 17 New York state healthcare workers who object to religious reasons to getting a COVID-19 vaccine. The judge said defendants, state officials, failed to adequately explain why workers were denied from religious exemptions to a vaccine mandate imposed in August. “There is no adequate explanation from defendants…
National News
FEMA to review floodplain building codes
The White House on Tuesday announced a series of new proposals for climate initiatives, including potential new building standards for structures in flood-vulnerable areas. In the fact sheet, the Biden administration announced a request for information for an update to the National Flood Insurance Program’s (NFIP) standards for floodplains. The last major update to the…
National News
Progressives: Medicare benefit expansions ‘not negotiable’
Democrats are facing difficult decisions on what to include in the reconciliation infrastructure package, and powerful interests are drawing lines in the sand. On Tuesday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said that adding dental, hearing and vision benefits to Medicare in Democrats’ social spending package — an issue championed by progressives — is “not negotiable.” “This…
National News
Afghanistan concerns center stage with G-20
President Biden discussed counterterrorism and rescue efforts in Afghanistan in a virtual meeting with Group of 20 (G-20) leaders on Tuesday. “The Leaders discussed the critical need to maintain a laser-focus on our enduring counterterrorism efforts, including against threats from ISIS-K, and ensuring safe passage for those foreign nationals and Afghan partners with documentation seeking…
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House kicks debt ceiling standoff to December
The House is on track to send a bill to President Biden that would effectively raise the federal debt limit through the beginning of December, punting a fiscal standoff through December. The lower chamber is now working through votes on a Senate-passed bill that would raise the debt ceiling by $480 billion, enough money to…
Opinion
DO YOURSELVES A BIG FAVOR: CANCEL CHRISTMAS
It has been at least ten years since my wife and I decided to stop celebrating Christmas in man’s tradition, and it has truly been the most liberating experience I can recall. We celebrate Jesus’ birth, mind you, but we no longer feel the pressure to go buy and decorate a tree, we no longer…
National News
Mr. Bostic’s Swear Jar
Raphael Bostic is a man of many firsts. He is the [su_highlight]first black man to head a regional Federal Reserve bank[/su_highlight]. He is the [su_highlight]first openly gay man[/su_highlight] to lead a Fed bank. And on Tuesday he became[su_highlight]the first Fed president to openly break with the central bank’s mantra that the inflation currently gripping the…