Rep Brandon Gill Proposes English Test For New Citizens
Rep. Brandon Gill has filed the English Language Proficiency Act, proposing a uniform English and civics requirement for all newly naturalized U.S. citizens and removing current age-based exemptions. Republican Rep. Brandon Gill of Texas introduced the English Language Proficiency Act to require proficiency in English and civics for every naturalized citizen, without the age-based exemptions […]
Summer Lee Pushes Racial Quotas For Doctors, Threatens Patient Safety
This article examines Rep. Summer Lee’s comments on diversity in medicine, critiques DEI-driven admissions and hiring, and argues for objective medical standards tied to patient safety. Democrats have pushed diversity, equity, and inclusion into medical education and hospital hiring, and this has become a political demand rather than a clinical one. On the Oversight Committee […]
Ex Fed Adviser Sentenced 38 Months For Lying About Chinese Intelligence
A former senior Federal Reserve adviser was sentenced to 38 months in prison after investigators found he lied about giving restricted Fed information to operatives tied to China. John Harold Rogers, 64, a one-time senior adviser at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, received a 38-month federal prison term for making false statements to investigators […]
Trump Plans $100,000 Immigration Bond, Protecting Taxpayers
The administration is weighing a plan to require large financial bonds for some overseas green-card applicants as a way to ensure newcomers are economically self-sufficient before arriving in the United States. Officials inside the State Department are developing a proposal that would require certain immigrant-visa applicants at U.S. consulates abroad to post a substantial bond […]
Socialists’ ‘Extreme Passion’ Echoes Mao, Risks Democrat Party Takeover
The article argues that a modern surge of socialist zeal in American politics mirrors historical movements that produced mass suffering, and it questions political leaders who downplay that danger while pointing to clear historical and financial contrasts between the parties. We need more historians in Congress and fewer careerists who treat history like a footnote. […]
Immigrant Slams DSA On C-SPAN, Declares Socialism Deadly
Watch a C-SPAN Caller Tear Into the Democratic Socialists of America’s Co-Chair — a caller confronted DSA co-chair Ashik Siddique on C-SPAN, blasting democratic socialism and sharing an immigrant’s firsthand rejection of the ideology. Here’s the thing, socialists. Plenty of people read history, and a lot of immigrants have personal experience with regimes that crush […]
US Strikes Iran Fourth Night, Trump Secures Hostage Release
The United States struck Iranian targets for a fourth straight night, hitting command centers, air defenses, missile and drone sites, and coastal surveillance installations while reports of an Israeli ground action inside Iran surfaced and President Trump announced the release of an American hostage who had been detained during the prior administration. American forces carried […]
Arkansas Test Scores Rise After Statewide School Choice Expansion
Arkansas’s school-choice experiment is posting real gains on state tests, and the governor credits a funding model that puts money directly into families’ hands while also investing in public schools and teachers. Arkansas’s Education Freedom Accounts are drawing attention because the state is seeing measurable improvements in student performance, according to Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders. […]
Matt Dunlap Continues Backing Disgraced Graham Platner
Maine voters need straight answers about Matt Dunlap’s ties to Graham Platner and why Dunlap kept backing him despite a string of disturbing revelations. Matt Dunlap, the Maine State Auditor running in the 2nd Congressional District, has tried to step away from Graham Platner now that Platner’s campaign imploded. Platner’s record includes a Nazi tattoo, […]
Netflix Labels Gone With the Wind Racist, Sparks Backlash
The streaming giant drew heat for a blunt description of Gone With the Wind, sparking a debate about history, context, and who gets to label our cultural touchstones. Think back to 1939: movie theaters rolled out two massive films, one a technicolor fantasy and the other a Civil War epic that dominated the Oscars. Victor […]
Top UCSF Chancellor Stumbles On Basic Biology During Hearing
A high-profile medical school leader stumbled under congressional questioning about whether only women can become pregnant, turning a hearing about diversity and inclusion in medical training into a public flashpoint. The exchange unfolded with blunt, public pushback from lawmakers who argued that curriculum language encouraging the term “pregnant people” over “pregnant women” confuses basic biology […]
Oh, the GOP Just Got Some Very Good News About the 2026 Midterms…
The GOP Just Got Encouraging Signals for the 2026 Midterms, but the road to Election Day still has plenty of twists. Here’s the short version: poll numbers are moving in a direction Republicans can work with, Democrats are struggling to sell a message beyond opposition, and a few key battlegrounds are suddenly more competitive. That […]
Trump To Reveal Alleged Chinese Election Meddling, CIA Role
President Donald Trump will deliver a primetime address that promises to reveal significant election integrity material and allegations involving foreign interference, and the speech is being billed by the president himself as “really big news.” Observers are watching closely as elements of the messaging leak, pointing to claims about Beijing’s role in U.S. elections and […]
Florida Senate Race Exposes Vindman Weakness, Democrats Flounder
Florida’s November special Senate contest finds an appointed Republican incumbent squared off against Democrats scrambling for a credible nominee, and fresh questions about one contender’s record are reshaping the race. A special Senate election in Florida this November will fill the remainder of Marco Rubio’s term after Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed Ashley Moody, who was […]
Cooper Faces Scrutiny After Illegal Alien Kills 6-Year-Old
Former North Carolina governor Roy Cooper faces growing backlash as voters connect his immigration decisions to a string of deadly incidents involving illegal aliens, and a once-safe Democratic Senate race suddenly looks competitive. Roy Cooper’s standing is wobbling. A Democratic pollster found him only four points ahead of Republican Michael Whatley, and his favorability numbers […]
Supreme Court Demands 10% Security Increase, Protect Justices
Supreme Court justices testified on Capitol Hill about rising threats, the Court is requesting a 10 percent boost to its security budget and six extra agents per justice, and the debate over who is responsible for intimidation and violence has sharpened into a partisan fight over consequences and courage. Yesterday, Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney […]
US Feds Charge Russian Cyber Ring Over Infrastructure Attacks
Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment that accuses three Russian nationals and two St. Petersburg-based hosting companies of operating a vast cybercrime infrastructure that targeted U.S. institutions and caused tens of millions in losses. An indictment returned in December 2024 was unsealed earlier this week in the Northern District of Ohio, naming three individuals and two […]
Feds Protect Taxpayers, Sentence Two For Medicaid SNAP Theft
Two Dominican nationals were sentenced in federal court in Rhode Island after prosecutors say they stole Americans’ identities to fraudulently obtain Medicaid, SNAP and unemployment benefits, part of a wider push by the Justice Department and federal watchdogs to protect taxpayer-funded programs. On July 9, 2026, U.S. District Court in Rhode Island handed down prison […]
Massachusetts Man Convicted For Exporting U.S. Microelectronics To Iran
A Massachusetts man was found guilty in federal court after a two-week jury trial for his role in a scheme to send sensitive U.S. electronic components to Iran, a case that ties alleged export violations to an Iranian firm linked to the IRGC’s drone and missile programs. A jury in Boston convicted Mahdi Mohammad Sadeghi, […]
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Two outspoken podcasters launched a blistering attack on homeschooling and Christianity, calling parents who raise kids with faith “child abuse” while trading explicit insults and political jabs on-air. After a day of heated commentary aimed at public figures, Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan returned to their microphones and aimed squarely at parents who homeschool, framing […]
Rochester Man Charged Over Rumble Threats To Donald Trump Jr
A Rochester man, James Gerald Eckert, Jr., 39, faces federal charges after allegedly making multiple online threats against Donald Trump Jr. and others while streaming, and he is being held pending a detention hearing. Federal authorities arrested James Gerald Eckert, Jr., of Rochester, New York, on a criminal complaint that charges him with threats to […]
Democrats Push DEI, Endangering Patient Safety Nationwide
This article takes a hard look at how diversity, equity, and inclusion policies have reached into medicine and argues those policies can undermine clinical judgment, change patient prioritization, and reduce confidence in medical training. DEI started as a social push and now it’s woven into medical schools and hospitals in ways that matter at the […]
NH Democrat Uses Legislative Immunity To Evade Speeding Charges
A New Hampshire Democrat is asking the state Supreme Court to toss traffic charges by invoking a 242-year-old constitutional privilege for lawmakers. State Rep. Ellen D. Read has taken an unusual route to fight speeding allegations, asking the state’s highest court to decide whether legislative privilege bars police from stopping her while she was traveling […]
Conservative Economics Shift Toward Hamilton Over Friedman
This piece compares Alexander Hamilton’s economic approach with Milton Friedman’s, responds to Vice President JD Vance’s push toward Hamiltonian ideas, and argues that invoking Hamilton to justify permanent state-directed industry misunderstands both history and conservative principles. Does the future of conservative economic thought belong to Alexander Hamilton or Milton Friedman? Vice President JD Vance has […]