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It all began in England. On September 6, 1620, a group of Pilgrims on board the Mayflower set sail for the New World.

Missouri is the first state to cut its ties with the American Library Association (ALA). Parents are revolting against the books.

A group of Christians were awarded $300,000 after being arrested for holding an outdoor church service without wearing masks.

Louisiana passed a law that has a new requirement for each of the public schools. Each classroom needs to display our country’s motto.

Because of Uganda’s stance against homosexuality, the Washington, D.C.-based World Bank has cut funding to Uganda.

The In-N-Out burger chain will prohibit employees in five states from wearing masks unless they’ve got a note from their doctor.

The price is going up on Sunday. Currently, a Forever stamp costs 63 cents. But it won’t stay that way for long:

During a public announcement in the Swedish Parliament, Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson expressed concern about a stable energy system.

Cursive writing used to be taught as a mandatory extra in all elementary schools. Recently, cursive writing has been dropped..

While official fireworks are set for Tuesday, some begin as early as Saturday. Here is where and when the fun happens.

The top three pro-abortion groups declared support of Biden and his run for the Presidency. Biden signed an executive order about abortion.

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African leaders are trying to fight back! against Western woke, pro-abortion, and anti-family agendas increasingly targeting African nations.