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The federal government is pouring millions of dollars into a United Nations agency that helps pregnant women in Third World countries but a UN watchdog group says abortions are now being funded by U.S. dollars for the first time ever.
According to one authoritative source, an international health agency is proving that it is more concerned about an agenda than it is about health.
Time will tell if the California governor can inflict, with a simple executive order, lifestyle changes to the transportation needs of residents, businesses, and the economy. With a simple stroke of the pen, Governor Newsom believes he has the power to change the lifestyles of all California residents, and control the supply-demand balance for societies and the economy’s transportation needs. Since half the electronic vehicles (EVs) in the entire country are registered in California, the troubling news is that there may be warning signs about a bust to the EV growth bubble, as the statistic...
*The present initiative by Republican legislatures across the nation to restrict the teaching of race issues – particularly black American history – is a blatant attempt to rewrite history. This attempt to rewrite history is an initiative by certain Americans to avoid responsibility for pain, suffering, and damage done to black Americans through slavery and government authorized segregation, discrimination, and systemic racism. The fact that this assault on the true history of race in America is a coordinated effort by Republican controlled state legislatures is extremely troubling. This ...
Read more about 'Third World', again? The virus has exposed India's underbelly for all to see on Business Standard. We show our weakness for declaring victory midway, as with Covid and Doklam, celebrate setback as victory, as at Depsang. And the old prickliness about foreign criticism remains, writes T N Ninan