Charlie Spiering, White House Correspondent for Breitbart News, and Chip Roy, U.S. Representative for Texas's 21st district, discuss President Biden telling U.S. troops that global warming is the "greatest" national security threat to America. Rep. Roy calls out Vice President Harris for offering solutions to the border crisis without actually visiting the southern border.

It's not unusual these days to hear people all around us reveal that they are fighting depression. Hannah Cox has a fascinating article about how Harvard researchers say there's one tiny life adjustment we can make to reduce our risk of depression.

As normalcy slowly returns, it's easy to forget that destructive public health lockdowns are likely to return this coming fall and winter. Jon Miltimore explains that 15 states are moving to curb public health agency powers to avoid further carnage.

On a related note, Jeff Minnick at Intellectual Takeout has a great take on how we should proceed as individuals moving forward from the past year. He says it's time to call it quits on the pandemic and resolve to refuse to allow ourselves to be fooled and manipulated that way ever again.

There was a time when the best advice sounded something like "Go West, young man." Today, as James R. Harrigan points out, the better advice would be to go East, and quickly. California is a perfect example of how to take something that was great and run it directly into the ground.

Whoever said that the world is run by oil companies and old men wasn't that far off. Robert E. Wright has a great essay on gerontocracy and geezernomics and how aged politicians are crippling the future of those who will follow them.

Competition has led to drastic improvement in nearly every area of our lives. Josh Hendrickson asks, why do so few people see the positive side of a competitive market for money?

If you're needing something to lift your spirits, Daniel J. Mitchell may have just what you're looking for. He reminds us that, by historical standards, Americans today are fantastically wealthy. He also makes a strong case for why the free market makes this possible.

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* Honest Money Report: Gold: $1888.40 Silver: $27.95.

* First Country Makes Bitcoin Legal Tender ‘Nobody can refuse payment,’ says El Salvador President Nayib Bukele.

* Cyber Cash Is Traceable After All.

* America’s Hope – Ezra Taft Benson – Americans are destroying America.

* Boone County, Kentucky, Circuit Judge Richard A. Brueggemann issued  a permanent injunction against all of Gov. Andy Beshear’s COVID  restrictions, including the mask mandate.

* No vaccine, no work – USA Today.

* Fauci warned Americans of a highly infectious COVID-19 variant as  he urged more vaccinations during Tuesday’s press briefing. The variant,  dubbed the “Delta” variant, was first noticed in India and has since  spread to other parts of the world, including the UK and America.

* Democrats and Republicans are weaponizing fear and anxiety to totally transform America.

* Cleveland Clinic: No need to vaccinate people who had COVID – Study  by top-ranked hospital contradicts claims of Fauci and FDA – Art Moore,  WND.com.

* Infected people do not need the vaccine – That’s also the conclusion of Yale University epidemiologist Dr. Harvey Risch.

* “There is more data on natural immunity than there is on vaccinated  immunity, because natural immunity has been around longer,” Makary said  in a recent interview with radio WMAL in Washington, D.C. “We are not  seeing reinfections, and when they do happen, they’re rare. Their  symptoms are mild or are asymptomatic.”

* Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds Signs Law Banning Ballot Harvesting.

* Vaccination Site Employee Arrested and Accused of Stealing 528 Empty Vaccination Cards.

* Biden Admin Andy Slavitt, COVID-19 Adviser Steps Down.

* People Fleeing Collapsing Economies of Blue States Advise Those Who  Remain: ‘Start Making Better Decisions on Who You Vote For’.

* Challenges to Religious Freedom Continue – From East to West – FRC.org.

* Lockheed Martin Sent Over 1,000 Top Employees to ‘White Male Privilege’ Training, CEO Jim Taiclet Says.

* Police Didn’t Clear BLM Protesters From Park Last Year for Trump Bible Photo-Op.

* The CDC exaggerated the rate of outdoor transmission of the  coronavirus, according to a report by The NYT. if you are a vaccinated  person, wearing a mask outdoors, I mean, obviously, the risk is  minuscule,” Fauci said while on ABC’s “This Week. A string of studies  also recently found that with low outdoor transmission, outdoor mask  mandates should be reduced.

* Frequent Traveler Lucas Wall, Sues CDC, Biden for ‘Unconstitutional’ Mask Mandate on Public Transport.

* Weight-Adjusted Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin Boosted Survival of Ventilated COVID-19 Patients by 200%.

* Why a Judge Has Georgia Vote Fraud on His Mind: ‘Pristine’ Biden  Ballots That Looked Xeroxed – Paul Sperry, RealClearInvestigations.

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* ‘Joints for Jabs’ adds new incentive for shot – USAToday.com –  “Joints for Jabs” is officially a thing in Washington state. The state’s  Liquor and Cannabis Board said it would allow state-licensed cannabis  retailers to “provide one joint to adult consumers who receive COVID-19  vaccination at an in-store vaccination clinic.

* US District Judge Roger T. Benitez Rules California’s 32-Year-Old ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban is Unconstitutional.

* Shocker: 2 days ago Republicans win two Texas mayoral races, including one in McAllen, TX which is 85% Hispanic.

* Judge rules school board action unconstitutional, teacher  reinstated! Loudoun County Public School teacher Byron “Tanner” Cross  after the school board placed him on leave for saying he would refuse to  recognize and sanction transgenderism by using pronouns that don’t fit  the biological make-up of students. “I will not affirm that a biological  boy can be a girl and vice versa because it’s against my religion. It’s  lying to a child, it’s abuse to a child, and it’s sinning against our  God”.

* Teen Rear-Ends Patrol Car, Makes a New Friend The sergeant even attended his graduation ceremony the next day.

* Guest: mary-margaret Stratton Author: KISS ADDICTION GOODBYE – The  Twelve Step Diet to Aid Recovery and Help Heal Addictive or Compulsive  Behaviors – 12stepdiet.com.

* Bitcoin’s value declined by over 10% Tuesday after the US  government announced it had recovered $4.4 million worth of the  cryptocurrency paid to hackers of Colonial Pipeline. This  newly-discovered vulnerability of Bitcoin – which was believed to be  beyond the reach of the government – caused a massive sell-out, driving  the token’s market value down.

* Hacked CEO Joseph Blount: ‘It Was a Complicated Password’ Colonial  chief executive is grilled by Senate panel over last month’s pipeline  hack.

* FBI app exposed Triads, cartels and Middle East crime syndicates –  The operation dubbed “Trojan Shield” in the US duped criminals across  the globe into buying cellphones that had pre-loaded FBI software on  them.

* “This was an unprecedented operation in terms of its massive scale,  innovative strategy and technological and investigative achievement,”  Acting U.S. Attorney Randy Grossman said.

* The Missouri House passed legislation that would make Jan. 12 “Rush Limbaugh Day”.

* Utah Jazz, $55 Standing Room Tickets.

Being prepared for life's unexpected curveballs doesn't have to look like prepping for doomsday. As Joakim Book explains, stinky stuff happens but being prepared typically means having redundancies in place so you have options.

As satisfying as it might seem to pillory the politicians and bureaucrats who led the lockdown efforts, I'd settle for them using it as a learning experience of what not to do. Peter Suderman says the pandemic is a case for policy humility. These officials need to understand that their knowledge and power is more limited than they think.

In Aldous Huxley's dystopian, yet fictional, Brave New World, the masses are kept under control via a drug called Soma. Would it surprise you to learn that we have something similar keeping us similarly zoned out? Robert Weissberg has a very interesting take on what he calls the curse of the iPhone.

What's the difference between meddling and criticism? As Grayson Quay points out, only one of these things tends to utilize compulsion. He has a terrific essay on why the argument "it doesn't affect you" is generally a bad argument to make.

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Kevin Brady, U.S. Representative for the 8th District of Texas and Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee, discusses the Biden administration’s impact on the financial state of the nation, including COVID relief funding, the global minimum tax announcement, the administration’s budget, continuing infrastructure talks, and the latest job report numbers.

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I have deep respect for the folks who can take complicated topics and distill them down to the basic principles at stake. Donald J. Boudreaux has a marvelous analogy of how the modern economy works. It's worth a read.

Exercising your free speech should be simple enough, right? Unfortunately, in our highly litigious society, defamation lawsuits are becoming a common tactic of government employees who wish to use lawfare against people who publicly complain against them. Ryan McMacken explains how these lawsuits are being used to stifle free speech.

California has definitely been one of the harshest practitioners of gun control among the states. Now a federal judge has overturned California's so-called assault weapons ban more than 32 years after it was first enacted. The judge calls the policy a "failed experiment" that violates the individual right to keep and bear arms. It'll be interesting to see where this goes.

Freedom is hardly a passing fad but there are plenty of would-be rulers who'd like us to think that it is. Ethan Yang explores the ancient desire for freedom among humankind and how the efforts of those who came before us have given us solid ground upon which to stand.

The U.S. government is doing a lot of things all over the world in your name and mine. Pat Buchanan asks a question that any citizen worth his or her salt should be willing to ask of their elected representatives: What is America's cause in the world? Truth be told, our nation's foreign policy doesn't seem to reflect much of anything that pertains to the American citizenry or voting public.

Do you believe in the freedom fairy? The question may sound facetious but it accurately depicts how some people view casting their vote. Jeff Thomas explains how this mindset is contributing to the decline of formerly great first world nations.

Perhaps it's just the season but there's a surprising amount of people who are simply obsessed with what others might or might not be thinking. Walter Block takes on the question of whether or not we should recognize "hate crimes" and his response is one worth considering.

At long last, face masks are beginning to go out of fashion--at least for some. Allan Stevo continues to offer some of the best advice on how to work around those businesses who've chosen to hang on to mask mandates for their customers. His latest essay lays out why it's bad to mention the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to justify your decision not to wear one.

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