Organized Retail Crime (ORC) rings terrorize stores, staff and shoppers nationwide — looting unhindered, escaping without legal jeopardy. But one elderly woman refused to bow and cower.
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Democrats find a devious way to prevent Vice President Kamala Harris from becoming the party’s next presidential nominee — and it’s actually worse for America.
Two more states just approved unleashing an Article V Convention of the states to amend the U.S. Constitution. We’re halfway there. Does this little-known, never used tool have a chance to shackle federal government spending?
Do we have a very small number of people who “know what to do” and a large number of people who think they do, but merely generate crap? That’s what venture capital Marc Andreessen tells The Wall Street Journal.
An Iowa public school teacher, perhaps accidentally, reveals what her colleagues believe is the greatest threat to kids in public schools.
Did Trump violate the unwritten rule against former presidents meddling in foreign policy? Did it make Trump more electable in 2024?
As the U.S. president sends our troops to Eastern Europe, how will they deal with this crucial fact?
Ordinary conservative accomplishes extraordinary results, escapes the social media sewer, and starts with one small step that leads to “winning”.
Comedian and talkshow host Bill Maher pinpoints “the Achilles heel” of the Left that may cost Democrats the next election.
Union Pacific railroad pleads with the Los Angeles district attorney to take action as some 1-in-5 trains gets robbed almost daily. Thieves take what they want, toss your package on the tracks, and live free to steal another day.
An M.I.T. educated anti-vaxxer doctor who prescribed ivermectin runs afoul of authorities and is forced to go to a psych-eval over spreading COVID-19 ‘misinformation’
Artificial intelligence software turns grainy old images — like film shot by astronauts on the moon — into video so sharp you’d think they shot it on an iPhone 13.
What drives a person to explode in a verbal tirade against — or to physically assault — a stranger because he won’t wear a mask or get vaccinated? This episode of Right Angle covers a phenomenon deep in the human spirit.
Social media posts encourage NYC students to walkout of school over COVID-19 safety demands including testing regimens and remote-learning protocols. But the men of Right Angle think the campaign smells like old people…
Coach ‘Neon Deion’ Sanders goes off on his Jackson State players in a pre-game rant where he threatens to bench any player who won’t put away his smart phone. He who has ears, let him hear.