Steve Jordahl is a journalist focused on national news in the United States. With a keen interest in politics and social issues, he covers a wide range of topics including primaries, conservatism, global news, lawlessness, and progressive movements. His articles often provide a unique perspective on current events and aim to inform readers about the various issues affecting the country.
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Steve Jordahl’s coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to legal policy regulation. He also covers evolving stories and provides opinion editorials.
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Recent events in New York City are pointing out some inconsistencies in the Left's response to violence.
Black Lives Matter tried to get a protest going over the Daniel Penny acquittal, but not many people were listening.
On its way out the door, the Biden administration is being ripped for spending hundreds of millions of dollars on a mission to fight “misinformation” during the COVID-19 pandemic, which was really an attempt to silence and censor critics.
One of Donald Trump's earliest evangelical backers from his first campaign already sees the president-elect applying "lessons learned" as he approaches his second four-year term.
After President Biden set a record for approving the most pardons and commutations by a U.S. president, a law enforcement advocate says the departing president is proving law and order went ignored during his term.
The producer and director of American Family Studios' "Culture Warrior" hopes the now-free documentary will help motivate believers to join the fight.
By: Steve Jordahl
The mayor of the tiny little Canadian town of Emo, Ontario has been fined $5,000 in Canadian currency after its town refused to declare June as LGBTQ pride month.
A media critic says he is hopeful that Voice of America, the U.S.-owned news agency tasked with promoting Western values, will spread freedom and democracy under its future director, Kari Lake.
Russia and Iran have lost their hold on the war-torn country, and believers are said to be losing a sort of safe haven.
Eighty years ago this Christmas, in the midst of war-torn Europe, a couple of GIs started a tradition in a small Luxemburg town that persists this day, although for the first 30 years, the soldiers involved had no idea what they'd done.
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