John Klar

The lengthy complaint alleges that these overly powerful asset managers manipulated environmental, social, and governance-based investing

A Vermont family whose 6-year-old son was vaccinated with an experimental Covid-19 intervention against the family's wishes has appealed a Vermont Supreme Court ruling. The Vermont court had ruled that the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act (PREP) prohibits such claims, granting immunity to school and government personnel when they mandate vaccinations.

The House of Representatives just passed the Crucial Communism Teaching Act (H.R. 5349), which mandates public school instruction about the totalitarian dangers of communism. Given the history of McCarthyism, the passage of such boldly worded legislation condemning communist ideology would seem anachronistic if not for the growing popularity of Marxism among American youth. Yet the far-left swing of most American universities, the National Education Association, many social justice NGOs, and most government institutions warrants this overdue response.

A high-profile legal dispute between 11 state attorneys general and three of the world's largest institutional investors will focus on so-called corporate environmentalism and its potential abuse for monetary gain. The lengthy complaint alleges that these overly powerful asset managers manipulated investment policies related to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices to spike coal prices and increase profits at the expense of consumers forced to pay more for electricity. It may be that ESG itself will be on trial.

I regularly join four fellow panelists at Liberty Nation News to discuss current events (and engage in a light-hearted trivia game that I almost always lose). In this brief segment, the crew discusses Donald Trump's proposals to close down the US Department of Education — is it possible? What will the Department of Education look like under this new administration? Our panel of “experts” addresses this issue in this recent segment called Department of Education: Departing? – C5 TV

Advent marks the four-week season leading up to Christmas dedicated to the arrival, or “advent,” of the annual commemoration of Christ's birth. On each of the four Sundays preceding Christ's Nativity, candle-lighting ceremonies celebrate themes of hope, peace, joy, and love. Historically, the holiday anticipated not only the incarnated presence of God as a manger-child but the return of that same person of Christ in a scripturally predicted Second Coming.

Of the many apple carts Donald Trump has tipped in the gathering whirlwind of planned initiatives for his second term, few have garnered the critical cacophony spurred by his promise to end birthright citizenship for children born in the United States to undocumented entrants. Contrary to widespread legacy media chatter, he might change the law to reverse current practice.

In 2021, Leo Politella's parents were specifically assured by their local Vermont public school officials that their 6-year-old son would not be vaccinated with a novel Covid-19 vaccine at an upcoming school clinic. Leo's father visited the school the week before to ask whether he should keep his son home the day of the vaccination clinic but was told he had nothing to worry about. He was

The USDA is revising its nutrition guidelines – some say in the wrong direction. Critics of past federal guidelines that favored high carbohydrate diets and were compromised by industrial food producers are closely scrutinizing the new regulations because they advocate “reducing focus on chronic disease risk reduction” and more on “improving the lifespan.” This oxymoronic shift from prevention to cure pervades many modern medical areas. Are conflicts of interest at play?

The Biden administration's controversial renewal of the US-China Science & Technology Cooperation Agreement presents an awkward closing chapter for the president's legacy. China has systematically stolen US trade secrets and technology, hacked into telecommunications networks, and spied on American military facilities using drones. Nevertheless, the Red Dragon is essentially being rewarded with a renewed information-sharing agreement that favors its interests above ours.