Media
RFK Jr. to CNN: Constitutional Rights Over Public Health
Dana Bash demanded he trust the experts — the same class that locked down churches, shielded Fauci, and dismisses dissent.
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Border & Immigration
72 Dead at Ceuta — Washington Ignores the Same Border Crisis at Home
The open-border globalism that swallowed a Spanish enclave overnight is at work on America's southern frontier — and both parties signed off.
26m ago
Culture War
Woman Shot at Illegal Maryland Car Meet as Lawlessness Spreads
Another overnight shooting, another task force that can't keep up—and the people in charge have nothing to say.
48m ago
World
Green Policy Built Europe's Wildfire Tinderbox
Greece and France burn while the press blames climate — not the management dogma that built the tinderbox.
1h ago
Education
AI Surveillance Botched 150,000 Mexican University Exams
Algorithmic gatekeeping canceled thousands of results and left honest students in limbo — the same future Big Tech has planned for American schools.
1h ago
Top Stories
Politics
Hilton Leads Becerra in Orange County as Voters Reject Sacramento
Populist Republican edges ahead in California's third-largest county on housing costs and disgust for Sacramento's failures.
2h ago
Opinion
Powerball Hits $748M: The Government's Tax on the Poor
The state runs America's biggest gambling racket, criminalizes the competition, and pockets the cut.
3h ago
Economy
Big Tech Rakes In Record Billions While Main Street Pays the Tab
Four tech giants beat earnings estimates as AI spending heads toward $750B—Main Street picks up the bill.
3h ago
Politics
Capital One Debanks Trump Org on 'Money Laundering' Pretext, Admits No Crime
Capital One never accused Trump of a crime yet still axed 300 accounts—proof that financial access is the new censorship.
4h ago
Education
Pennsylvania Hunting Incidents Drop 31% — Training Works, Bans Don't
831,000 licensed hunters, 13 incidents, and proof that mandatory safety education beats confiscation.
5h ago
Crime & Justice
Stabbed at a Concert, Shot on a Sidewalk: Public Spaces Turn Deadly
Two violent attacks in Syracuse and Chicago this weekend show that public safety failure isn't confined to back alleys.
5h ago
Economy
Spokane Wildfire Overruns Homes Fueled by Decades of Forest Neglect
Working families flee after green-era forest management turned public land into a blowtorch aimed at their neighborhoods.
6h ago
Culture War
Shooter's Mom Curated His Prison Fan Mail — And the Law Can't Touch Her
Marcee Gray helped son Colt collect true-crime fan art behind bars. Georgia prosecutors say they have no statute to charge her.
6h ago