Sean Salai

Georgia congressman calls for creation of police hiring databases to weed out bad cops

A new poll showing overwhelming support for police reform demands the creation of hiring databases to weed out bad cops, Rep. Doug Collins said at a Wednesday morning roundtable discussion.

October 27, 2021

Moms labeled ‘domestic terrorists’ protest school board association

A group of conservative moms on Wednesday protested the National School Boards Association for pressuring the Biden administration to target them as potential "domestic terrorists" because they speak out on gender and race issues at meetings.

October 27, 2021

Conservatives campaign against mandated ‘antiracism’ training for Walmart, CVS workers

Conservative activists have launched a grassroots email campaign to pressure the CEOs of Walmart and CVS to end mandatory "antiracism" workshops that tell employees how to think and talk about White privilege.

October 26, 2021

Former porn stars recall industry abuses, struggles

Jan Villarubia, 42, came to the porn industry years ago as a divorced mom desperate to feed her three children -- and producers were happy to take advantage.

October 26, 2021

Nearly half of Americans with mental illness have not received treatment during pandemic, poll says

A newly released study finds that nearly half of all Americans suffering from mental illnesses have not received treatment in the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

October 26, 2021

Some Orlando parents say ‘don’t stop’ masks until small kids get vaccinated

A small but vocal group of parents in Orlando, Florida, held a "don't stop now" rally Monday to demand that young schoolchildren remain masked until they are vaccinated, as public school districts across the state prepare to drop COVID-19 mask mandates for students.

October 25, 2021

Censored NBA player sports ‘free China’ game shoes with banned images

Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter tweeted photos of his "Free China" game shoes Sunday night, as he continued his pro-democracy activism despite Beijing censoring all Celtics games in the communist country.

October 25, 2021

Economists demand better labeling of Chinese forced-labor goods

Two free-market economists Thursday night used the United States' supply chain woes to argue for labeling Chinese goods made with forced labor.

October 22, 2021

Censored ‘Free Tibet’ NBA player slams China again — this time over Uyghurs

NBA player Enes Kanter hit China on Twitter again Friday afternoon, posting a second condemnation of "the Chinese communist party's agenda" two days after the country censored his team's games over an earlier critical social media post.

October 22, 2021

Spokane cops investigate porn clip in TV weather report

The Spokane Police Department is investigating how a 10-second porn clip popped up in the evening weather report of a local CBS television news station in eastern Washington on Sunday.

October 21, 2021

Supply chain crisis fuels Halloween costume shortage, creative alternatives

The world's leading industry source of Halloween costumes is suggesting alternatives for parents as stores across the United States run out of inventory less than two weeks before the Oct. 31 holiday amid an ongoing supply chain crisis.

October 21, 2021

Jefferson statue’s fate unclear after vote to remove it from N.Y.’s City Hall

The future location of a statue of Thomas Jefferson remains unclear after New York City officials voted unanimously to remove it from City Hall's legislative chambers.

October 20, 2021

Poll: Most Americans say ‘truth’ is subjective, no absolute right or wrong

Newly released data from pollster George Barna confirms that most Americans do not believe in an absolute difference between right and wrong.

October 20, 2021

Some public grade schools cancel Halloween due to lack of ‘equity and inclusion’

A handful of elementary schools across the country are canceling Halloween celebrations because some activists and administrators say the spooky holiday is unfair to poor children, minority families and "marginalized" cultures.

October 20, 2021

Cybersecurity firm says Chinese digital spies have hacked telecom data

A network of digital spies with connections to Chinese interests has hacked part of the global telecommunications network to steal a large amount of cellphone data, according to a California-based cybersecurity firm.

October 19, 2021

Northern Virginia pharmacist honored for delivering prescriptions to quarantined elderly

Triet Nguyen, a registered pharmacist who works at a Safeway in Northern Virginia, has been honored for hand-delivering prescriptions and flu shots to COVID-19-quarantined elderly customers during the past year.

October 19, 2021

Arizona parents file complaint against 7th grade history teacher

An Arizona couple has filed a complaint against their public school's social studies teacher, saying she violated their parental rights under state law by forcing their daughter to participate in a gruesome class assignment on how 19th-century capitalism oppressed children.

October 18, 2021

House resolution seeks to create app rating board

Reps. Mike Johnson and Debbie Dingell have introduced a bipartisan resolution in the House that calls on big tech companies to create a rating board for digital applications to help shield children from inappropriate content.

October 18, 2021

Andrew Sullivan blasts ‘neo-Marxist’ critical race theory, gender ideology

Gay political provocateur Andrew Sullivan this weekend told a group of right-leaning college newspaper editors to resist critical race theory and gender ideology as elements of a neo-Marxist "cancel culture."

October 18, 2021

Biden’s pick for Vatican ambassador is at odds with Catholic teachings, watchdog group says

Former Democratic Sen. Joe Donnelly, whom President Biden has picked to be U.S. ambassador to the Vatican, is at odds with Catholic teachings on issues ranging from abortion to religious freedom, the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights said Friday.

October 15, 2021