In this The Post Millennial article, Libby Emmons reports that supporters of Karmelo Anthony are objecting to the racial makeup of the jury selected for his murder trial in Texas. Jury selection began Wednesday in the murder trial of Karmelo Anthony, who is accused of fatally stabbing Austin Metcalf...
In this The Gateway Pundit article, Cullen Linebarger reports that the death of Melissa Casias, a missing Los Alamos National Laboratory employee whose remains were found in New Mexico, has taken another disturbing turn. Casias, 54, was last seen alive on June 26, 2025, before her remains were discovered...
In this Just the News article, Lane Smith reports that a Virginia woman is seeking $1.5 million from Outback Steakhouse after allegedly slipping on mashed potatoes inside one of the chain’s restaurants. Tracy J. Renshaw, 56, claims she was injured after slipping on what appeared to be mashed potatoes...
(Zero Hedge)—In what can only be described as the latest humiliating blow to the crumbling Pax Americana, gold has officially overtaken US government bonds as the world's top reserve asset. The FT reports that, according to a fresh report from the European Central Bank released Tuesday, bullion now accounts for 27%...
(Alt-Market)—In the aftermath of the Bolshevik Revolution and the takeover of Russia in 1917 (largely funded by international elites), the new communist regime sought to implement what I would call “propaganda saturation” – An avalanche of policies designed to secure the red army’s political power by manufacturing false consensus....
In this The Federalist article, Shawn Fleetwood reports that every House Judiciary Committee Democrat opposed a proposed constitutional amendment to keep the Supreme Court fixed at nine justices. The House Judiciary Committee considered HJR 1, a constitutional amendment that would require the Supreme Court to remain composed of nine...
In this PJ Media article, Rick Moran highlights a growing workplace problem in which employees are overstating their AI abilities because they fear being left behind, replaced, or exposed as obsolete. A GCheck report found that 63% of workers admit to exaggerating their AI skills in the workplace. The...
In this Just the News article, Misty Severi reports that Amazon has overtaken Walmart as the top company on the Fortune 500 list by revenue, ending Walmart’s 13-year run at No. 1. Amazon generated roughly $717 billion in revenue during fiscal year 2025, narrowly beating Walmart’s $713 billion. The...
(DCNF)—Democratic Iowa congressional nominee Lindsay James once apologized for being white on her 2020 campaign website for the Iowa state Legislature. James, who is trying to flip Iowa’s second district blue, added a “confession” to her now-archived website where she declared her privilege as a “white, cis-gender, able-bodied, middle class, college...
In this RedState article, Sister Toldjah argues that Rep. Al Green’s latest clash with DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin showed once again how quickly Democratic race-baiting tactics can backfire when met with forceful pushback. The article opens by noting that longtime Democrat Rep. Al Green recently lost badly in a...
In this Bearing Arms article, Cam Edwards reports that a Virginia circuit court judge has reaffirmed an injunction blocking the state’s universal background check requirement for private firearm transfers. Lynchburg Circuit Court Judge F. Patrick Yeatts sided with Gun Owners of America and the Virginia Citizens Defense League in...
In this The Conservative Treehouse article, Sundance frames Sen. Mark Warner’s reaction to Bill Pulte’s appointment as Acting Director of National Intelligence as another sign that Trump’s personnel moves are rattling Washington’s entrenched intelligence apparatus. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent appeared before the Senate to discuss Treasury budget appropriations, but...
America’s two-hundred-fiftieth birthday is an apt time to separate those who disdain this country from those who thank God for having been born here. I notice that the major “faces” representing the corporate news machine have decided to use this magnificent anniversary as a time for “reflection” about all...
In this Gateway Pundit article, Grant Stinchfield argues that California may still be a long way from turning red, but recent Republican energy around Steve Hilton and Spencer Pratt shows that the state’s conservative movement is no longer politically invisible. Stinchfield frames California as a state long dismissed by...
In this Liberty Sentinel article, Vince Adams argues that Utah’s Military Installation Development Authority has grown far beyond its original mission and now deserves serious legislative and audit scrutiny. The article says MIDA was originally created to support military installations, economic development tied to those installations, and complex projects...