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Journalism has fallen almost entirely into the hands of propagandists for the mega-state. Objectivity is sneered at. Most young journalists want to make their mark by writing whatever advances the “progressive” agenda and damages the case for traditional American values. In today’s Martin Center article, Hillsdale College journalism professor Maria Servold writes about her field. … Continue reading A Profession in Need of Redemption

FILE PHOTO: Power-generating windmill turbines are seen at an offshore wind farm, Kriegers Flak, in the Baltic Sea between Denmark, Sweden and Germany, September 6, 2021. Ritzau Scanpix/Olafur Steinar Gestsson/via REUTERS December 8, 2021 By Nikolaj Skydsgaard COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – Denmark will issue its first green bond early next year to help finance its transition … Continue reading Denmark lines up first green bond to hit climate goals

The German share price index DAX graph is pictured at the stock exchange in Frankfurt, Germany, December 7, 2021. REUTERS/Staff December 8, 2021 (Reuters) – European stocks inched higher on Wednesday after marking their strongest two-day gain in more than a year, with defensive stocks rising as investors weighed the effectiveness of existing vaccines against … Continue reading Defensive sectors lift European shares after two-day rally

A shopping district is pictured in Tokyo, Japan October 1, 2019. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon December 8, 2021 By Tetsushi Kajimoto and Kaori Kaneko TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan will deny certain tax breaks to big companies that don’t hike wages and boost deductions for those that do, as part of efforts to raise salaries in the country, … Continue reading Japan to give massive tax breaks to companies that lift wages – draft plan

FILE PHOTO: Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau at the Bank of France in Paris, France, October 22, 2021. REUTERS/Sarah Meyssonnier/File Photo December 8, 2021 PARIS (Reuters) – France’s economy should grow by 6.7% this year as the latest wave of COVID-19 and the emergence of the new Omicron strain do not seem … Continue reading France’s growth should reach 6.7% this year – ECB’s Villeroy

FILE PHOTO: Britain’s International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan speaks during the Global Investment Summit at the Science Museum, in London, Britain, October 19, 2021. Leon Neal/Pool via REUTERS December 8, 2021 WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Britain’s trade minister, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, will urge U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Wednesday to launch formal talks on cutting U.S. … Continue reading Britain presses U.S. for quick move on steel, aluminum tariffs

FILE PHOTO: A staff wearing a face shield sells fish at Japan’s supermarket group Aeon’s shopping mall as the mall reopens amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Chiba, Japan May 28, 2020. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon December 8, 2021 TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s service sector sentiment index rose 0.8 point to 56.3 in November to mark … Continue reading Japan service sector sentiment improves in Nov as COVID-19 cases ease

Former NBC Sports personality Bob Costas said Tuesday on CNN that “outspoken” former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick and NBA star LeBron James were “conspicuously mum” on China’s record of human rights abuse. The Biden administration announced on Monday that the United States will not send an envoy of diplomats to the 2022 Winter Olympics in … Continue reading Bob Costas: ‘Outspoken’ Kaepernick, LeBron James ‘Conspicuously Mum’ on China’s Abuses

A member of the board of directors of the National Education Association (NEA) posted a message to Facebook that denounced unvaccinated individuals who claim religious exemptions and asserted they deserved to die, according to the Libs of Tik Tok social media account, which shared a screenshot of the post on Tuesday. Mollie Paige Mumau, a … Continue reading NEA Board Member Suggests Unvaccinated with Religious Exemptions Deserve to Die

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Tuesday blasted the mask hypocrisy of the elites, concluding that they are almost creating a “two-tiered society” with a “servant class that has to always do all this, but yet the other class, they can lecture you about wearing masks, but then they don’t wear masks themselves.” The Florida … Continue reading Ron DeSantis Blasts Mask Hypocrisy of Elites: ‘They’re Trying to Have a Servant Class’

Minnesota’s Second Congressional District Republican candidate Tyler Kistner slammed Democrat Rep. Angie Craig (D-MN) for using the proxy vote rule due to the “ongoing public health emergency” and, the same day, promoting the so-called bipartisan infrastructure package with President Joe Biden in her district. The very next day, she voted in person and then attended an NBA game in Washington, … Continue reading Republican Tyler Kistner Slams Democrat Rep. Angie Craig for Abusing Proxy Vote Rule

A store selling “Let’s Go, Brandon” merchandise has opened in deep blue North Attleborough, Massachusetts, selling anti-Biden items including hats, shirts, and signs. The phrase became famous after NBC Sports reporter Kelli Stavast told her audience that a crowd of NASCAR fans at the Talladega Superspeedway were chanting “Let’s go, Brandon,” when they were actually … Continue reading Let’s Go, Brandon Store Opens in Blue Massachusetts

A delivery man drives a car with a trailer containing Cid Ice Cream, a brand run by Cuban entrepreneurs Henry and Yendri Garcia, in Havana, Cuba December 6, 2021. REUTERS/Natalia Favre December 8, 2021 By Marc Frank and Mario Fuentes HAVANA (Reuters) – Cuban entrepreneurs Henry and Yendri Garcia have long peddled home-made ice cream … Continue reading Cuba’s economic reforms allow small entrepreneurs to dream big

FILE PHOTO: A man wearing a protective mask stands in front of the headquarters of Bank of Japan amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Tokyo, Japan, May 22, 2020.REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/File Photo December 8, 2021 By Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) -Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya said on Wednesday there was no need for … Continue reading BOJ has no need to modify ultra-easy policy, says deputy gov Amamiya

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan tried to look tough Tuesday as he delivered the stern message that President Joe Biden had warned Russian President Vladimir Putin that he might impose economic sanctions if Russia invaded Ukraine. Sullivan and press secretary Jen Psaki — whose response to Russian aggression in 2014 was to launch a hashtag campaign … Continue reading Pollak: Putin Didn’t Dare Invade Ukraine When ‘Puppet’ Trump Was President

Mark Meadows, former White House chief of staff and author of , said on Tuesday’s edition of the Breitbart Daily News podcast with host Alex Marlow that Dr. Anthony Fauci wasn’t fired by the Trump administration due to concerns over how such a termination would be framed by news media and perceived by the American public. Marlow … Continue reading Exclusive—Mark Meadows: Firing Fauci Right Before Nov. 3rd Election Would Send Message We’re Not Taking Science Seriously

The Republican Party of Iowa Chairman Jeff Kaufmann slammed the state’s lone congressional Democrat, Rep. Cindy Axne (D-IA), for campaigning with so-called “Squad” member Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) at an event. “Cindy Axne is finally showing her true colors and campaigning with radical Squad member Ayanna Pressley, a leader in the national Defund the Police movement,” Kaufmann … Continue reading Iowa Republican Party Slams Cindy Axne for Campaigning with ‘Squad’ Member

Alfredo Ortiz of Job Creators Network writes in FOXBusiness that outgoing NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio has delivered a coup de grâce to the city’s small businesses by issuing a mandate that all private sector employees in the city receive the vaccination against coronavirus before year’s end:  New York City’s lame-duck Mayor Bill de Blasio … Continue reading Ortiz: NYC’s Vaccine Mandate Hammers Small Business at the Worst Possible Time