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The destruction of a JBS banner by vandals has renewed discussion about the organizations call for U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations. ... The post Vandalized Banner Revives Interest in The John Birch Society appeared first on The New American .

The court ruled that the states elimination of religious exemptions for vaccines does not violate the First Amendment-protected rights of Amish parents and private schools. ... The post Second Circuit Upholds New York Vaccine Mandate Against the Amish appeared first on The New American .

With Graham gone, the U.S. House appears to be taking the lead. The House Budget Committee has already passed a resolution to advance the reconciliation bill to the House floor. ... The post What Will Happen to Reconciliation 3.0 With Lindsey Graham Gone? appeared first on The New American .

Representative Keith Self introduced legislation to stop feds from obtaining surveillance camera data without a warrant. ... The post Congressmen Want to Force Feds to Get Warrant to Access Local Surveillance-camera Data appeared first on The New American .

Witnesses in the House Oversight Committees hearing on MKUltra warned that the CIAs mind-control program may not have ended. ... The post Congress Opens MKUltra Files, Asks About Jack Ruby appeared first on The New American .

Brad Parscale, President Trumps former campaign manager, is reportedly an Israeli agent paid to undermine a U.S.-Iran peace pact. ... The post Time: Trump Campaign Manager Ran Online Campaign to Deep-six Memorandum of Understanding With Iran appeared first on The New American .

Manchurian refers to someone secretly working for the enemy. But todays Democratic Party is brazenly calling for the destruction of America. ... The post Are the Democrats Now a Manchurian Party? appeared first on The New American .

Although Energy Sec. Chris Wright rightly blames green energy policies for higher electricity prices, his claim that data centers will lower prices is bewildering. ... The post Energy Secretary Wright Says Data Centers Will Bring Power Prices Down. The Grid Says Otherwise. appeared first on The New American .

Cheaper than a civil servant, faster than a judge, and conveniently unaccountable, the algorithm is being positioned as governments operating-system upgrade. ... The post Flocking to the Algorithmic State appeared first on The New American .

Although the cloture motion for the 2027 NDAA was defeated yesterday, all Republican senators voted for the measure. ... The post Ignoring National Security Risk, GOP Senators Unanimously Back U.S.-Israeli Military Merger appeared first on The New American .

The Federal Communications Commission has granted Reflect Orbital authority to deploy and operate a satellite designed to redirect sunlight onto Earth after dark. ... The post FCC Authorizes Experimental Satellite to Illuminate Earth After Dark appeared first on The New American .

Though couching their scheme in bureaucratic gobbledygook, the EPA is cutting out public feedback on data-center energy needs. ... The post Is the Government Trying to Muzzle Americans Who Oppose Data Centers? appeared first on The New American .

Although a full withdrawal from the USMCA is needed, U.S. officials have indicated that the administration is more inclined to simply revise it. ... The post U.S. Declines to Extend USMCA, Initiating Negotiations With Canada and Mexico appeared first on The New American .