I arrived earlier today at an undisclosed location in southeastern Virginia. It is an area that I've visited before, but there are still some more places around here that I haven't yet explored. So now that I've settled in a bit, here are some things going in:
From National Review, former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson (R) announces that he is running for president.
From Townhall, has the indictment of former President Trump already backfired?
From The Washington Free Beacon, a review of a book about government employee unions.
From the Washington Examiner, former White House press secretary Sean Spicer talks about the Trump indictment and his present successor Karine Jean-Pierre.
From American Thinker, translating some Liberalese.
From NewsBusters, Orwellian terminology about "gender-affirming care" finds its way to Fox News.
From Canada Free Press, globalist elites created AI.
From TCW Defending Freedom, enjoy the past, because pretty soon it will be all that we have.
From Snouts in the Trough, is the "race to Net Zero" turning the U.K. into another North Korea?
From Gatestone Institute, the app TikTok becomes American's do-or-die moment with China.
From The Daily Signal, a transgender activist shows the pride at the heart of his/her movement in comments about God.
From The Western Journal, while Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is intent on prosecuting Trump with a felony, someone on his staff could face a felony charge.
From BizPac Review, author Stephen King's jab at Trump for "cheating" leads to some jabs back at himself.
From The Daily Wire, President Biden's boasts about the economy are taken as an April Fool's Day gag.
From the Daily Caller, a women's studies course offered at a school in Texas instructs students on avoiding "gender-biased" words. (Wouldn't "women" itself be a "gender-biased" word?)
From the New York Post, Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) gives his first interview since being hospitalized for depression.
From Breitbart, the U.K. is "in negotiations" after three British men are detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
From Newsmax, military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky is killed in a bomb blast at a café in St. Petersburg, Russia.
And from Sky News, scientists find the deepest-swimming fish ever seen on camera.
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