ART MOORE — A criminal justice professor has been charged in federal court with setting a series of forest fires in Northern California with the intent of endanger firefighters. Gary Stephen Maynard, 47, was arrested Saturday and charged with setting multiple fires in Lassen National Forest and Shasta Trinity National Forest late last month. "Where Maynard went, fires started. Not just once, but over and over again," the government said in a court memorandum arguing for Maynard to be denied bail.... (more)

WASHINGTON EXAMINER — Amanda Hoerschelman used to teach 75 children a day. As a 5th-grade public school teacher in Texas and Georgia, she had a revolving door of 10- and 11-year-olds. She loved teaching and her students but knew they weren't getting the one-on-one attention they needed. Still, when Hoerschelman had her eldest daughter Ava, she didn't think twice about sending her to a brick and mortar. That all changed when the family moved to Maquoketa, Iowa, with their 5-day-old daughter Autumn in tow.... (more)

NEWSBREAK — An arsonist who lit a Minneapolis cell phone store on fire and hurled explosives at police during a violent riot in May 2020 was sentenced to nearly nine years in prison Tuesday, the Department of Justice announced. A federal court in Minnesota convicted Matthew Lee Rupert of arson, intent to incite, organize and carry out a riot and civil disorder charges.... (more)

WHITE PINE FUNERALS — Wes Vernon, a pioneer in American radio news, passed away on Sunday, August 8, due to complications of Alzheimer's Disease. He was eighty-nine years old. A broadcaster, reporter, writer and commentator, he was born Weston Vernon III on August 23, 1931 in New York City. His father, Weston Vernon, Jr., was a partner in the law firm Milbank, Tweed, Hadley and McCoy. His father's parents were delegates to the 1912 Democratic Convention. His mother, Adelaide Neilson, graduated from the University of Utah and was a school teacher before her marriage. Her great-grandfather, a stonemason, laid the capstones for the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City.... (more)

BITCHUTE — Mike Lindell took the stage on Aug. 10, the first day of his Cyber Symposium into evidence of fraud during the Nov. 3 election, and announced the event had been hacked and would briefly be delayed. He then declared that he would present new evidence during the symposium that "only a few people know about."... (more)

BITCHUTE — MUST WATCH: Col. Phil Waldron spearheads Mike Lindell's Cyber Symposium on election fraud.... (more)

FRANK SPEECH — Mike Lindell and physicist Dr. Douglas G. Frank meet the day before kick-off of cyber symposium to discuss new evidence of election fraud... (more)

BOB UNRUH — An Indiana physician has delivered a stunning scolding to his local school board for listening to the "counterfactual" propaganda being delivered to America by the Centers for Disease Control about the COVID-19 virus that appeared out of a Chinese lab in Wuhan.... (more)

SELWYN DUKE — To use a twist on an Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen line, millions of people hate what they think Christianity is. Far fewer people hate what Christianity actually is. Bringing this to mind, again, is a comment I recently came across from an avowedly "non-religious" mother who was upset that her seven-year-old's Mormon best friend wouldn't stop talking to him about Bible stories and Jesus. "I don't want him to be religious, honestly," the woman wrote to an advice columnist in April. "I want him to learn that you should be a good person and do the right thing because it's the right thing to do, not because God will punish you if you don't."... (more)

WORLDNETDAILY — An executive order signed quietly by Tennessee's Republican governor is troubling some Americans as it greenlights the National Guard and State Guard to implement quarantines and involuntary commitment of citizens "in connection with certain health care and emergency services operations," with the governor specifically concerned about "an increase in COVID-19 cases."... (more)

THE FEDERALIST — A new study has found that individuals that have previously contracted COVID-19 show a more potent antibody response than those who were solely vaccinated for the respiratory virus.... (more)

NEWSMAX — The American Medical Association is receiving condemnation from the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds) over a recommendation that sex markers be removed from children's birth certificates. In a statement released Thursday via Twitter, ACPeds said, ''The AMA is receiving warranted criticism after it called for removing sex markers on birth certificates, with an advisory committee arguing that their inclusion 'perpetuates a view that [sex] is immutable.'"... (more)

THE BLAZE — BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey was suspended from Twitter on Thursday for violating the social media website's rules by referring to transgender New Zealand Olympic athlete Laurel Hubbard by his biological sex.... (more)

YOUTUBE — One day after President Joe Biden criticized Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' approach to the COVID-19 pandemic, which is spiking again in Florida, the governor fired back.... (more)

YOUTUBE — Veteran Fox Business News host David Asman talks with radio host David Webb and Fox News reporter Bill Melugin about the growing border crisis, and Webb says the Biden administration has "flat out lied" about what is happening on the border.... (more)

WORLDNETDAILY — Mentally travel back in time to a few days before the Nov. 3, 2020 election. President Donald Trump was drawing massive overflow crowds to his daily rallies in cities across the nation, even holding five events in five different cities on the Sunday before Election Day. In every venue, the air was filled with thunderous chants of "Four more years," "Trump! Trump! Trump!" and "USA! USA! USA!"... (more)

WASHINGTON TIMES — Sen. Rand Paul says Americans must "send a message" to Dr. Anthony Fauci and the "Lockdown Mafia" in the wake of COVID-19 delta variant commentary: "We're done listening to you!" The Kentucky Republican emailed supporters Wednesday with an impassioned plea to reject further advice from the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. "Anthony Fauci has inflicted an enormous amount of pain and suffering on the American people already," Mr. Paul wrote. "And when he promises even more, you know he really means it. You see, King Fauci knows that his power depends on keeping the public afraid. That's why he's now going around whipping up fear and vowing to bring about more suffering and restrictions."... (more)

BOB UNRUH — It was Ronald Reagan who once said, the "nine most terrifying words in the English language are 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help.'" These days that might be reworded -- "I'm from the government. I'm here with your vaccination." Vaccines never are guaranteed -- that's why the U.S. government makes their manufacturers immune to lawsuits over the damages and death they can deliver -- and they especially are suspect when they are developed and delivered while the pandemic they confront actually is continuing.... (more)

WESTERN JOURNAL — Floyd, New Mexico, is about 200 miles east of Albuquerque, perhaps a half-hour from the Texas border. Little more than a wide spot in the road, Floyd has a few homes and buildings, a post office that's essentially a mobile home, Floyd Baptist Church sitting beneath a tall white steeple and the buildings of the Floyd Municipal School District. Last week, Floyd's school board decided to try something new.... (more)

JERRY NEWCOMBE — Virtually every day we see examples of men and women who are out of control in modern society. And they are making life miserable for many. For example, 51 people were shot in Chicago this last weekend--eight of them fatally. This is so common we almost grow callous to the news.... (more)

BRUCE DEITRICK PRICE — In the computer's early days, when complex code was still spawning unpredictable results, almost every new piece of software had bugs. Clever product managers started claiming that failure (a bug) was actually a desirable feature, if only dim-witted customers would learn how to use it properly. When the marketing people could confuse customers enough to suspend judgment, that could be a valuable victory. Instead of rejecting the product, these customers suffered through a long learning curve.... (more)

SELWYN DUKE — It's amazing how many people are trying to tear down present glories in the name of a past none of them have any interest in going back to. Bringing this to mind is the underreported story of the Canadian church burnings, acts inspired by the claim that Christian-run "residential schools" abused, brutalized and murdered American Indian children.... (more)

JUDIE BROWN — How often have we heard the "trust the science" comment when discussing the COVID-19 dictates of our government? It seems that even in his state of confusion, Biden can tell America that his COVID policy is based on "science, not politics." But one of his advisors, Dr. Anthony Fauci, is not only very political, but also controversial. So, who is Anthony Fauci?... (more)

LIFESITENEWS — On August 4, LifeSiteNews hosted a townhall conference with the Truth For Health Foundation: "Stop the Shot...The Rest of the Story." This online meeting featured Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Michael Yeadon, Attorney Thomas Renz, Sister Deidre Byrne, Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet, Dr. Jose Trasancos, and other prominent physicians, scientists, attorneys, and religious leaders discussing vital information related to the COVID jab, clinical trials, and more. MUST SEE.... (more)

ART MOORE — A federal database tracking research grants that included an award from Dr. Anthony Fauci's agency to the Wuhan Institute of Virology can no longer be accessed. The development reported by National Pulse comes amid controversy over the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic and the funding by Fauci's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases of dangerous gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.... (more)