Noon Video/Political Parody
Year: 2024
Economics
Here’s How Much Grocery Prices Have Increased Since the Last Election
If you feel like your trips to the grocery store have been putting a bigger dent in your wallet lately, you’re not imagining things. Food prices in the United States have risen significantly over the […]
Economics
The Federal Reserve Just Indicated Social Security Could Get a Bigger 2025 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) Than Expected
The Federal Reserve may have just given retirees the biggest indication yet that their 2025 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) may be quite substantial. The Fed is tasked with a dual mandate: to maximize employment while maintaining stable […]
Morning Video
Politics
Protests After Satanic Group Permitted to Perform Opening Invocation at Board Meeting
A board meeting in Ottawa County, Michigan opened in chaos after the commissioners permitted a member of the Satanic Temple to perform the opening invocation. Luis Cypher, a so-called minister of Satan, opened the invocation saying, […]
White Resistance News
Iowa ‘will not back down’ after Biden administration threatens to sue if state arrests, deports migrants
The Biden administration warned Republican Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Friday that legal action will be taken if it enforces a new law that allows authorities to arrest migrants who were previously denied entry or deported […]
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Culture
‘Civil war is coming’ Over 40 percent of Americans fear US will be torn apart in five years
A recent poll has shockingly unveiled that over two-fifths of Americans believe that their country could be at the brink of a civil war in the coming half-decade. Rasmussen Reports carried out a nationwide telephone and […]
Morning Video
Education
Satanists not welcome in schools but ‘welcome to go to hell’ says state superintendent
Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters took a dig at The Satanic Temple (TST) on Wednesday after the organization said they would place ministers in public schools if Senate Bill (SB) 36 becomes law. “In Oklahoma, we have […]