Written by Jonathan Edwards. n a night typically reserved for jests and journalistic camaraderie, the White House Correspondents’ Dinner took a contrasting turn, overshadowed by fervent protests and serious geopolitical concerns. President Joe Biden, attending the star-studded event, chose to use his platform not just for laughs but also for pointed
Written by James Martin. residential candidate Jill Stein found herself in the midst of a whirlwind of controversy and police action on a recent Saturday night at Washington University in St. Louis. The event escalated from a peaceful sit-in by students demanding university policy changes to a full-blown protest resulting in
Written by Thomas Nelson. n a significant move that promises to reshape U.S. foreign policy and its global alliances, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced a robust ten-year funding agreement with the United States. This announcement came shortly after discussions with Democrat House Leader Hakeem Jeffries, setting a new precedent for long-term
Written by Andrew Carter. rizona Governor Katie Hobbs faced significant backlash this week after her decision to veto Senate Bill 1414, a proposed legislation aimed at intensifying penalties for repeat offenders involved in organized retail theft. The bill, which was poised to elevate the sentencing category for those convicted of a
Written by Christopher White. n a recent turn of events that has rocked the political landscape, Joe Biden’s brother, Jim Biden, has been implicated in utilizing familial connections to former Vice President Joe Biden to engage in business dealings with Qatar and other Middle Eastern investors. This revelation stems from an
Written by Jonathan Edwards. n a night typically reserved for jests and journalistic camaraderie, the White House Correspondents’ Dinner took a contrasting turn, overshadowed by fervent protests and serious geopolitical concerns. President Joe Biden, attending the star-studded event, chose to use his platform not just for laughs but also for pointed
Written by James Martin. residential candidate Jill Stein found herself in the midst of a whirlwind of controversy and police action on a recent Saturday night at Washington University in St. Louis. The event escalated from a peaceful sit-in by students demanding university policy changes to a full-blown protest resulting in
Written by Thomas Nelson. n a significant move that promises to reshape U.S. foreign policy and its global alliances, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced a robust ten-year funding agreement with the United States. This announcement came shortly after discussions with Democrat House Leader Hakeem Jeffries, setting a new precedent for long-term
Written by Andrew Carter. rizona Governor Katie Hobbs faced significant backlash this week after her decision to veto Senate Bill 1414, a proposed legislation aimed at intensifying penalties for repeat offenders involved in organized retail theft. The bill, which was poised to elevate the sentencing category for those convicted of a
Written by Christopher White. n a recent turn of events that has rocked the political landscape, Joe Biden’s brother, Jim Biden, has been implicated in utilizing familial connections to former Vice President Joe Biden to engage in business dealings with Qatar and other Middle Eastern investors. This revelation stems from an
Written by Elizabeth Carter. n a private and highly anticipated meeting in Florida, former President Donald Trump and Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) came together to smooth over the rough patches that had developed between them over recent months. This encounter, confirmed by the Washington Examiner, was a strategic move by both
Written by John Sullivan. n a recent revelation that shook the corridors of power, Doug Stafford, the chief strategist for Senator Rand Paul, confirmed a troubling development regarding the legislative process. Stafford’s disclosure came amidst growing concern over a colossal $95 billion funding package aimed at intensifying U.S. involvement in global
Written by Michael Thompson. he case of former Arizona Senator Otoniel “Tony” Navarrete paints a grim portrait of a promising political career abruptly halted by serious legal troubles. Once a respected figure in the Arizona legislature, Navarrete’s descent into the legal abyss began in 2021, during his third term, when allegations
Written by Michael Richardson. ust as President Joe Biden started feeling optimistic about his electoral prospects against former President Donald Trump, a recent CNN poll has delivered a harsh reality check. According to the poll, despite ongoing legal challenges, Trump has managed to maintain a strong lead over Biden. The numbers
Written by Elizabeth Moore. n a dramatic turn of events that has shaken the Ukrainian government to its core, Mykola Solskyi, the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food, has been arrested over allegations of a multimillion-dollar land seizure scheme. The charges, as reported by Politico Europe, suggest that Solskyi was involved
Written by Christopher Bennett. resident Joe Biden has ignited a firestorm of controversy with his recent remarks urging the media to actively support his campaign. In a dramatic declaration at Valley Forge on the third anniversary of January 6, Biden positioned himself as the guardian of democracy. “I went to Valley
Written by Daniel Clarkson. ongressman Thomas Massie has raised alarms about a forthcoming congressional effort that could fundamentally alter the landscape of free speech in the United States. According to Massie, there is a plan underway to pass new hate speech laws that would criminalize criticism of Israel, branding it as
Written by Matthew Robinson. n a decisive move, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has brought back the Obama-era net neutrality rule, which grants the federal government substantial control over internet traffic. As reported by Politico, the reinstatement was pushed through by the three Democratic commissioners, outweighing the two Republican voices in
Written by Christopher Thompson. n a move marked as “historic,” the Pentagon has committed to a massive $6 billion aid package for Ukraine, featuring additional Patriot munitions meant to bolster its defenses against ongoing threats. However, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan has noted that delivering these critical interceptors could be a
Written by Edward Thompson. arha Khalidi, a prominent TikTok influencer, has made a bombshell claim that she was secretly recruited and paid by surrogates of the Biden administration to promote their agenda on her social media platform. According to Khalidi, she was given scripts that subtly pushed the administration’s policies, blending
Written by Daniel Stevens. leaked recording has recently surfaced, showing New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham in a candid critique of President Joe Biden’s strict border policies. Unlike expected criticisms of leniency, Governor Grisham is recorded frustrated over the effective seizures of drugs by border patrol, which are disrupting cartel operations that
Written by Ethan Parker. s we approach yet another pivotal election, the Democratic Party appears to be charting a different course, seemingly intent on reshaping the presidential election framework in the pursuit of “democracy.” Their mechanism? The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, a somewhat elusive strategy aimed at transitioning the decision-making
Written by Michael Davidson. hen President Joe Biden made an unscheduled call to “The Howard Stern Show” on SiriusXM, it set the stage for an unexpected and quite eyebrow-raising session. Biden, often known for his engaging and folksy storytelling, didn’t disappoint in delivering a narrative full of surprising claims about his
Written by Elizabeth Thompson. n a surprising twist that caught both listeners and possibly his own staff off guard, President Joe Biden dropped in on “The Howard Stern Show” via an unplanned call. The segment started off light, with Biden cracking jokes and Stern lavishing him with praise. But the tone
Written by Michael Anderson. magine walking into the heart of San Francisco and instead of a warm welcome, you encounter what’s now jokingly referred to as the “San Francisco welcome.” That’s exactly what happened to Rep. Adam Schiff. During a daylight robbery, thieves swiped his bags right from his car in
Written by Samuel Peters. he arrival of red heifers in Israel has sparked a flurry of apocalyptic warnings from religious leaders worldwide, bridging Christian and Muslim communities in an unusual consensus. The significance of these red heifers is deeply rooted in biblical and Islamic eschatologies, heralding profound, world-altering events. As Allisrael.com
Written by Johnathan Taylor. t a recent anti-Israel rally at New York University (NYU), two Columbia University students admitted their lack of understanding about the protest they eagerly joined. Captured on video, which went viral after being shared by Rudy Giuliani, one student confessed, “I think the main goal is just
Written by Christopher Thompson. n a time where clarity seems scarce, a fresh ideology has risen, branding itself as the solution to all societal ailments. Ryan Zickgraf, in his sharp critique for The Telegraph, unveils the complexity and absurdity of this emerging mindset which he labels “It’s All One Thingism.” This
Written by Daniel Roberts. klahoma’s Senate recently passed a bill, SB 1100, that’s sparked a firestorm of debate over free speech and cyberbullying. The bill aims to criminalize online communications that could inflict “severe emotional distress,” targeting behaviors across texts, emails, and social media posts. If someone’s words online lead to
Written by Johnathan Edwards. startling incident involving Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley has sparked widespread criticism after bodycam footage was released showing her contentious interaction with a police officer. The officer, who followed Doorley to her home after she did not stop for speeding, was met with a combative response.
Written by Nicholas White. he concept of a cashless world has been brewing for decades, and now, it seems the gears are finally shifting into high gear. An extensive 83-page report from the World Economic Forum (WEF) highlights that an overwhelming majority of global central banks are stepping towards the creation
Written by Johnathan Edwards. s the 2023 elections approach, a significant disparity in crime reporting is coming to light, casting doubts on the narratives being promoted by mainstream media. Major outlets like CBS, NBC, and NPR are reporting a decline in crime rates, citing data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s
Written by Christopher Bennett. et ready, because there’s a major shift coming that might hit your wallet hard. The administration is floating a proposal that could jack up capital gains tax rates to a whopping 39% to 49.6%. This isn’t just about coughing up more at tax time; it’s a clear
Written by Johnathan Clark. n a dramatic twist that seems lifted straight from a political thriller, Marko Suprun, a fact-checker affiliated with Facebook and the controversial group StopFake, has been arrested under serious allegations in Washington, DC. Suprun, a key player in a group funded by Western governments, is accused of
Written by Daniel Foster. hat began as an idyllic family getaway to Turks and Caicos quickly escalated into a nightmare for American tourist Ryan Watson, who is now facing up to 12 years in prison for unintentionally bringing ammunition in his luggage. CBS highlighted this alarming incident which unfolded when airport
Written by Christopher Reynolds. recent meta-analysis from Harvard University, funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), has unveiled concerning data about fluoride’s impact on children’s intelligence. The research shows that children living in areas with high fluoride concentrations in their water supply have “significantly lower” IQ scores than those in
Written by Christopher Snyder. he quaint town of Pikesville, Maryland, unexpectedly became the epicenter of a national scandal when a recording, purportedly capturing school principal Eric Eiswert’s racist outbursts, spread like wildfire across social media, sparking outrage and disbelief. The scandal initially blew up after the voice, strikingly similar to Eiswert’s,
Written by Nathanial Jackson. eading the charge in initiatives to bridge equity and diversity gaps, Devon Horace was once seen as a pillar of hope on Portland’s Alberta Street. His leadership at Alberta Main Street—an organization committed to turning the area into a beacon of equitable commerce—stood as evidence of a
Written by Johnathan Edwards. n a horrifying event that has left the Miami community reeling, a recently released individual was accused of violently beating a transgender woman to death and severely mutilating her body. This brutal murder occurred just one week after the assailant’s release from incarceration on probation. It happened
Written by Michael Thompson. n the dynamic arena of media conflicts, The Gateway Pundit, a stronghold of conservative perspectives, officially declared bankruptcy this past Wednesday. Founder Jim Hoft revealed this significant decision during a period filled with intense legal disputes. The announcement follows closely on a serious lawsuit initiated by two
Written by Jacob Thomas. t’s something straight out of a George Orwell story, but according to a recent Daily Mail report, it’s all too real. At least 13 major U.S. banks are under scrutiny for allegedly collaborating with federal agencies to spy on the transactions of hundreds of pro-gun and religious
Written by Matthew Clarkson. his past Thursday, Emory University became the epicenter of intense confrontations as Atlanta police intervened in a protest dubbed the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment.” Fox 5 Atlanta reports that the protesters, a group of several dozen, vocally opposing Israeli policies and police practices, refused to disperse despite police
Written by Christopher Allen. t was a shocking scene that unfolded at a Seattle Rite Aid on Southwest Barton Street—a young 13-year-old boy violently attacked a woman and stole her purse. This disturbing incident has sent shockwaves through the community, raising serious concerns about juvenile delinquency in the area. Fox 13
Written by David Miller. n a surprising turn of events that hit the headlines hard, Elon Musk’s decision last September to switch off Starlink services during a heated moment in the Ukraine-Russia conflict has kicked up quite a storm. Musk’s move, aimed at dodging a major escalation—possibly even World War 3—by
Written by Jonathan Weaver. here’s a case brewing that’s stirring quite a bit of conversation about the reach of our courts. Last year, Daniel Goodwyn owned up to a minor misdemeanor—unauthorized entry into the Capitol. Yet, U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton took a pretty heavy-handed approach. He decided to keep tabs
Written by Thomas Clarkson. ord Motor Company has hit a rough patch with its electric vehicle (EV) division, revealing staggering losses that highlight the challenges facing the auto industry’s shift towards electrification. In a striking disclosure, Ford announced a loss of over $100,000 on each electric vehicle sold in the first
Written by James Thompson. n a surprising turn of events that sent ripples through the financial sector, Republic First Bank, serving Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York, was seized last Friday by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). This development marks a significant milestone as it represents the first major bank
Written by Jacob Thompson. his Friday, the Commerce Department dropped some unsettling news: inflation has risen to 2.7% in March, overshooting the Federal Reserve’s target of keeping it under 2%. Despite aggressive measures like recent interest rate hikes aimed at cooling the economy, the price of goods and services continues its
Written by Alexander Scott. amie Dimon, the usually bullish CEO of JPMorgan Chase, has recently voiced a surprisingly bleak outlook for the U.S. economy, stirring significant attention. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Dimon drew parallels between today’s economic climate and the precarious days leading up to the 1970s
Written by Daniel Roberts. ohn Carney, the economics editor at Breitbart, recently appeared on Fox Business’s “Kudlow” show to offer a straightforward critique that might resonate with many Americans: the Biden administration’s regulatory tactics are pulling down the U.S. economy. Carney didn’t mince words; he called it “tyranny by regulation.” This
Written by Michael Anderson. his morning on “Morning Joe,” things took an unexpected turn when Scott Galloway came on to promote his new book. Instead of the usual chat, Galloway delivered some real talk about the tough economic realities young people face today. For possibly the first time on mainstream media,
Written by Daniel Thompson. t’s shaping up to be a busy week on both the political and economic fronts, with activities that will continue to test the resilience of investors and economists. As the nation shifts its attention periodically to the upcoming economic data releases amidst high-profile events such as former
Written by Jonathan Clark. he International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a stark warning to the United States, stating that its current trajectory of government spending and rising national debt is unsustainable and poses risks to the global economy. According to the IMF’s Fiscal Monitor report, urgent action is needed to
Written by Matthew Collins. usiness owners are voicing strong objections to President Biden’s recent decision to issue work permits to new migrants. If the economy and inflation aren’t bad enough, this new decree is just beyond the pale. Controversial Work Permit Expansion In a move that has sparked considerable backlash, President
Written by Michael Thompson. conomic indicators under President Biden paint a dire picture, contradicting claims of robust growth. The touted economic expansion often fails to clarify that it’s buoyed by substantial government stimulus and public financial aid, which distorts the real health of our economy. White House and Media Spin Versus
