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Vladimir Putin Warns of Worsening Global Instability

(TheDailyHorn.com) – For decades, the United States was a country the world could count on for stability and civility. Now, Russian President Vladimir Putin is hinting that destabilization in the US, the COVID-19 pandemic, and a growing nationalist sentiment worldwide could have a serious global impact. Speaking at the World Economic Forum on Wednesday, January 27, Putin didn’t elaborate on any role his former communist country may be playing in global instability. The US government …

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Bogus Charities: Don’t Become a Victim

(TheDailyHorn.com) – Have you ever received a phone call from a person purporting to be from a charity you’d never heard of? The caller goes through a long spiel about how they’re helping disabled vets, sick kids, natural disaster victims, or some other downtrodden group. Then, they try to pressure you into giving them your money right away. Yeah, it’s possible that it was all a scam to steal your money. Every year, fake charitable …

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Who Should You Vote For?

(TheDailyHorn.com) – The obvious answer that anybody with a shred of decency and intelligence would vote for… is not the point here at all. Rather, the intent is to provide resources to help you make up your own mind. Sadly, public school systems no longer tend to teach children how to do research and think for themselves. Instead, they have turned into propaganda machines turning out good little citizens who will vote “The Right Way.” …

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Is “Pro-Choice” Just a Nice Way of Saying “Pro-Death?”

(TheDailyHorn.com) – Statisticians estimate that around 353,000 babies are born around the world each day. Tragically, thousands don’t make it this far. As medical methods have progressed and politics have liberalized, abortion became widespread in most developed countries. The United States is no exception, yet some still choose to hide its devastating effects behind flowery words or misleading terms. Here’s the real truth about “pro-choice.” The Reality of “Pro-Choice” Liberal propagandists have succeeded in making …

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A Look at COVID Rates Since States Reopened

(TheDailyHorn.com) – As states, districts, and territories have reopened after stay-at-home orders, several states have experienced spikes in new COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations. Alternatively, other states are either holding relatively steady or seeing a slow but steady decline in cases. We’re looking at the trends and the reopening policies in a few states that are experiencing increases and decreases to see if there might be correlations. States Where Cases Are Increasing There may be several …

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Gun Sales and Stocks Soar Amidst Global Pandemic

(TheDailyHorn.com) – Firearms sales lept in March and April as the country shut down its cities and borders due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, sales remain strong and are predicted to rise as Americans arm themselves in the face of civil unrest like the protests and riots seen all over the country the past few weeks. Who’s Buying What? Small Arms Analytics & Forecasting estimated that 1,726,053 guns were sold in May 2020. That’s an …

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Virginia’s Attack on the 2nd Amendment

(TheDailyHorn.com) – Virginia has always been considered a Second Amendment stronghold. In fact, for centuries, the “Seat of the Confederacy” saw robust gun rights support from Democrats, Republicans, and just about everyone else, too. This is a natural result of the fact that the state protects the right to carry at both the local and state level. But when Virginia’s Democrats won both the State House and Senate in November of 2019, everything started to …

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