Fifty one years ago (February 12, 1972) U.S. President Richard M. Nixon landed in Beijing on a cold, blustery day, shook hands with China’s Premier Zhou Enlai, and started a thaw in U.S./China relations that launched China on a path

Five environmentalists heading to East Palestine, Ohio to provide “environmental support” in Bedford, Ohio after a metal plant mysteriously exploded earlier this week, died in a plane crash in Little Rock, Arkansas. Local news outlets reported a twin-engine Beech BE20

George Alan Kelly Kino Springs, AZ – A 73-year-old Arizona rancher was arrested and charged with first-degree murder for fatally shooting an illegal alien on his ranch. George Alan Kelly, 73, was arrested for killing Gabriel Cuen-Butimea, on his Arizona

National Public Radio is laying off ten percent of its workforce, due mainly to a fall in ad revenue. Conservatives have long called for the defunding of NPR, because of its obvious bias against Republicans, a bias that is carried

A Catholic bookstore in Jacksonville, Florida, filed a federal lawsuit on Wednesday challenging a city law that requires it to speak against its beliefs and to silence its religious views to remain in business. The Queen of Angels Catholic Bookstore

More than 1,600 US flights were canceled on Wednesday amid winter storms. Nearly 5,000 US flights were delayed as of Wednesday evening. Winter storms are battering portions of the Midwest and Northeast. California is bracing for another round of strong