Two weeks after his conviction, Chris Barber argues that he sought legal advice during the 2022 Freedom Convoy protest and that it was not his fault if the advice was erroneous
Arkansas Enacts Two Laws Honoring Nation’s Religious Foundation
By Liberty Counsel | April 17, 2025
We commend Arkansas legislators for taking steps to display the Ten Commandments and give students a proper education on the Founders’ religious and moral convictions
AOC And David Hogg…
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | April 17, 2025
The Radical Marxist Future Of The Un-American Democrat Party
Watching Last Night’s Election Debate Like Watching Paint Dry
By Judi McLeod | April 17, 2025
Where are the mail-in ballots stored, who is responsible for their security—and who is counting and scrutinizing the ballots?
Hey, here’s an idea: research the average carbon footprint for a Planned Parenthood abortion clinic, since the death of innocent children isn’t enough to stop the senseless killing, maybe the CO2 emissions will
Crime does pay, Violent crime even more!
When DeShawn Leeth was killed by a Penn. State Trooper a few weeks ago, the left tried to make him their next George Floyd
By News on the Net -- X Global Update (@XGlobalUpdate) | April 17, 2025
But then the cops released the bodycam footage
Secretary Sean Duffy on finalizing a $150M grant for a high-tech port of entry:
By News on the Net -- Rapid Response 47 | April 17, 2025
"We want more roadway, more pathways for that trade — but we need more technology because those trucks that come across the border, those are the ones that truly are moving drugs... human traffickers"
Leo Terrell, head of the new federal task force to combat antisemitism:
By News on the Net -- Open Source Intel | April 17, 2025
We’re going to bankrupt these universities. We’re going to take away every single federal dollar. If these universities do not play ball, lawyer up because the federal government is coming after you
The WHO now claims authority over global supply chains, vaccine rollouts, and disease surveillance—run by an unelected body with zero accountability
By News on the Net -- The Vigilant Fox | April 17, 2025
The World Health Organization just signed a legally binding pandemic treaty—handing itself sweeping powers over how countries respond to future health emergencies
A Democrat Senator arrived at a mega prison in El Salvador ready to free a “Maryland dad”
By News on the Net -- Jesse Watters | April 17, 2025
This “Maryland dad” is a “verified member of MS-13,” and he’s been accused of beating his wife… twice
The weight of what she had to say kept them speechless — except for the apologies that reporters felt obliged to offer her as she walked out
Romania’s rightful President, Călin Georgescu, today upon leaving the police station:
By News on the Net -- Dacian Romulus | April 17, 2025
I have GOOD news and BAD news! Good news: Christ is Risen! and Bad news for some: Christ is Risen!
In 1969, Detroit residents earned more than Boston residents, but by 2018, Bostonians were 40% wealthier
By News on the Net -- Glenn Beck | April 17, 2025
Rust Belt towns like Galesburg, IL, Youngstown, OH, and Gary, IN, faced similar DEVASTATION as America lost over 5.5 million manufacturing jobs from 2000 to 2010
Mark Carney admits that counter-tariffs will raise Canadians’ living costs
By News on the Net -- govt.exe is corrupt | April 17, 2025
His plan is to collect tariff revenue from Canadians and redistribute it to sectors he deems most appropriate
Air Quality in Canada and the OECD
Patty Morin, the devastated mother of Rachel Morin
Federal Clean Power Plan Risks Blackouts And Higher Bills
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Maureen McCall | April 17, 2025
Ottawa’s Clean Electricity Regulations could derail Canada’s energy future. Here’s what we need to do
False Unmarked Grave Claims Mirror Historical Blood Libel Tactics
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Brian Giesbrecht | April 17, 2025
Misinformation, millions in wasted funds, and church burnings all fuelled by a modern Blood Libel
Protecting Manitoba’s Seal River May Come At Too High A Cost
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Joseph Quesnel | April 17, 2025
Manitoba and feds ought to put brakes on Seal River conservation plans
The Net-Zero Dream Is Unravelling And The Consequences Are Global
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Marco Navarro-Genie | April 17, 2025
The grand net-zero vision is fading as financial giants withdraw from global climate alliances
Please Keep Doing What You Are Doing
By Steve Rossiter | April 16, 2025
Mark Carney is defending the very same sick ideological hill of wokeness and lawlessness in which the Democrat socialists in America died on last November
Pierre Poilievre clarifies that he still plans to defund the CBC, while preserving Radio-Canada
By News on the Net -- Juno News | April 16, 2025
He says the state broadcaster will become a self-funded non-profit
This guy thinks he’s speaking to the world, not Canadians
By News on the Net -- Ryan Gerritsen | April 16, 2025
He has delusions of grandeur. You are in front of Canadians Carney
Unmanned shrimp boat washes ashore on Florida beach, puzzling investigators
By Fox News | April 16, 2025
'Miss Montie' reportedly ran aground on a Florida beach after losing power
CSIS says MPs in BOTH Conservative & Liberal parties are loyal to China/India, NOT Canada
Letitia James is losing her mind as reports are coming out that Donald Trump’s DOJ is targeting her for criminal prosecution
By News on the Net -- Green Lives Matter | April 16, 2025
Look at her insane body language as she claims that Hakeem Jeffries, as Speaker of the House, will save her
We commend Kansas and Arkansas legislators for enacting laws that protect the religious freedom to foster and adopt children without having to compromise religious beliefs
Premier Doug Ford says Ontario is making efforts to attract U.S. healthcare workers
By News on the Net -- Juno News | April 16, 2025
Who are "fed up with how President Trump is governing"
Amy Hamm is asking the BC Supreme Court to overturn a decision of the Disciplinary Panel of the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives in a case that tests the free speech of regulated professionals