Cyber-attacks are a growing threat to America as companies and government entities find themselves vulnerable, even if they think they have systems in place to prevent such occurrences. According to a study from Privacy.org, about 60% of cases occur within minutes, and about 47% of breaches are the result of malicious or criminal intent.

They may have their own policing, their own spies, currency and even their own court, but Big Tech isn’t a government. And it’s certainly not our government. After months of watching Silicon Valley

Everyone knows President Joe Biden ran as a moderate and is governing as a leftist radical, yet we see little evidence of Democrats breaking ranks from him. Why? I’ve previously written about the lack of Democrats’ dissent from their party’s undeniable extremism and have always been met with the response that they don’t dissent because there are no longer any moderate Democrats.

As parents come to realize the caustic nature of Critical Race Theory, state legislatures and school boards are starting to ban it entirely. Critical race theory has been effective at indoctrinating children because it is a simple albeit fundamentally false concept.

Ready or not, here they come. Thanks to Joe Biden, America the Weary will soon open its doors to another 62,500 low-skilled foreigners from the Third World.

Probably three-fourths of Americans have concerns regarding the past voting cycle. It is the most controversial and distrusted election in U.S. history. Over 1,000 whistleblowers signed affidavits under penalty of perjury that they witnessed fraud. Just because the controlled press no longer covers this -- and censors all who do -- does not mean that fraud was not witnessed by thousands.

Recently, there has been a misconception of what is acceptable to the alteration of a historically significant site. The Lampasas County Courthouse is recognized by the state as a historical site as well as a State Antiquities Landmark. It is also on the National Register of Historic Places, which includes the square.

It was supposed to be Joe Biden’s first address to a joint Congress. What it was, as anyone brave enough to tune in saw, was his address to an almost empty room. The scene was certainly a downer, punctuated by a 100-days speech that reminded everyone just how long the next four years will be.

My major takeaway from President Biden’s joint address to Congress is that he and his handlers are continuing to employ the Democrats’ primary strategy from the Obama years: Never let a crisis go to waste.

The Democratic-led House of Representative just voted 216-208, along party lines, to make Washington, D.C. the 51st state in the Union. The bill now goes to the Senate. But there are two serious problems.