Opinion
Congress Pushes $25M College Athlete Fund While Students Drown in Debt
The Protect College Sports Act is corporate welfare for university sports monopolies—and ordinary Americans pay the tab.
Dissenter Editorial · 15m ago · 2 min read
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Economy
Fed Rate Decision: Wall Street Portfolios Over Your Grocery Bill
Wall Street braces for the Fed's latest rate call, but whether it's a hike or a hold, you're still paying more for less.
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Economy
J&J Pays $5.5B to Settle Talc Cancer Suits, Zero Execs Face Prison
$5.5 billion buys out 76,000 cancer victims, shields executives from prison, and covers zero future claims.
1h ago
Education
Jersey City School Board Arrests Mom Advocating for Autistic Child
A New Jersey mother was hauled out of a school board meeting in handcuffs for demanding special needs services—charges later tossed. The education establishment treats parents as criminals for daring
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Culture War
Miller Calls Dems 'Party of Freaks' — Both Sides Shred the Constitution
The DSA's grip on Democrats and the White House's war powers dodge prove neither party respects the Constitution when power's at stake.
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Opinion
Europe Wildfires: Green Dogma Built the Tinderbox
The wildfires ravaging France were inevitable under green mismanagement—and American forests face the same fate if we don't reject the orthodoxy that caused them.
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Politics
Americans Want Daylight Saving Time Dead. Congress Can't Deliver.
64% of Americans want to stop changing the clocks, but the Senate is stalling on a House-passed bill to kill the mandate.
3h ago
Tech & Free Speech
Apple's New Lease Plan: Own Nothing, Pay Forever
Apple Upgrade replaces ownership with perpetual rental—right after hiking device prices by $100 to $1,000+.
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Media
Feds Charge Ex-Olympian With Felony Vandalism — But Lincoln Pool Was Already Broken
A 67-year-old ex-Olympian faces 10 years in prison, even though the government's own witness admits the Lincoln Memorial pool was already falling apart.
3h ago
Economy
AI Chip Bubble Bursts, Main Street 401(k)s Take the Hit
Insiders cashed out at the top while working Americans are left holding the bag as the AI boom unravels and China's chip independence accelerates.
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Crime & Justice
Florida Executes Two Killers in One Day as Progressive DAs Refuse to Prosecute
A child rapist-murderer and a double killer face justice while Soros-backed prosecutors elsewhere decline to charge repeat offenders.
4h ago
Border & Immigration
Becerra Lost 130,000 Kids — Now He Wants to Run California
Whistleblowers say the former HHS secretary ran child releases like an 'assembly line' — fueling trafficking, labor abuse, and disappearances.
4h ago
Tech & Free Speech
BlackRock Takes 80% Stake In Meta Data Center Powering Censorship
Wall Street's biggest asset manager now controls the physical infrastructure powering Zuckerberg's AI and censorship machine.
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