Joe Schaeffer

It's labeled a crime of “extreme indifference,” and, if Colorado Democrats have their way, the thrower of a rock that shatters a random car windshield and takes the life of the occupant of a vehicle won't be punished as harshly “as someone who kills intentionally and after deliberation,” as one local news outlet put it.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, burdened by controversial Southern Poverty Law Center and several other George Soros ties, has the Democrat gubernatorial nomination all but sown up.

Has surging Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt broken the code for defeating the slew of progressive activists backed for elective office by big-money outsider forces in American politics today? By doggedly keeping the focus on local concerns and refusing to engage in the polarizing national agendas of their opponents, Pratt has racked up numbers that suggest any common-sense political candidate can ensure a baked-in advantage to appeal to disaffected voters.

The mayhem in America's major cities – all just part of a larger agenda?

It's as if there's a blueprint for how to do this in one country after another in North America, Europe, and the rest of the West, and it is being followed to the letter. Poland is the latest sovereign nation facing transformative societal and cultural change via rapid mass migration. The way the campaign is being carried out should ring familiar to anyone who has been alive and aware in the United States over the past 30-odd years.

State-assisted suicide in Canada is becoming more casual than its sternest critics a decade ago could have ever feared. The machinery of death is clanking in Ontario, the nation's most populated province, and if things appear to get out of hand, only a bureaucratic slap on the wrist ensues.

Leftists, media paint deported drivers as victims – but what about the safety of Americans?

A Texas government crackdown on H-1B visa program abuses is triggering an economic tragedy in the northern part of the state, a leading dominant media news outlet lamented: a jarring downturn in the luxury home market in Big Tech-fueled Dallas.

The abject cruelty of harnessing migrants as cheap labor is currently on horrid display in Italy and, just as in America, the nation's leading political figures are shocked to discover such outrages occur. Five migrant farm workers on June 2 were intentionally set on fire by their overseers. Four died.

State Department cracks down as business ‘booms' in Miami. The State Department has announced that it is working to eradicate organized birth tourism networks operating in Africa and Europe.