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Culture War

Apple's New Smart Home Hub Wants to Scan Your Face and Listen In

The tech giant is overhauling retail to push a 7-inch screen that scans faces and listens to your every word.

4h ago

Crime & Justice

Sonya Massey's Killer Dies in Prison—The System That Hired Him Walks Free

Ex-deputy Sean Grayson is dead. The system that handed him a badge and sent him to Sonya Massey's door still hasn't answered.

5h ago

Opinion

Louisiana Child Dies From Brain-Eating Amoeba As Feds Defund Americans

An 8-year-old girl is dead from a pathogen in American water — and Washington's warped priorities killed her as surely as the amoeba did.

6h ago

Tech & Free Speech

Big Tech Circles Hugging Face: $13B To End Open-Source AI

The last open-source AI hub is on the auction block. If Big Tech wins, unrestricted AI access dies.

6h ago

Crime & Justice

Cowboys Star CeeDee Lamb Burglarized: If He Isn't Safe, You Aren't

A millionaire athlete's home was hit while he was away. If the elite aren't safe from the crime surge, working-class Americans don't stand a chance.

7h ago

Economy

New York Lottery Dangles $29K Win While Pocketing Billions From Working People

State numbers show who really wins when government runs the gambling racket.

7h ago

Opinion

Ketel Marte Visits Casino, Media Declares Crisis

The press would rather scream about a ballplayer's casino visit than cover the scandals that actually matter.

7h ago

Media

Paramount Deploys Antisemitism Charge to Shield $111B Merger

Mark Ruffalo asked who controls America's media. Paramount called him an antisemite instead of answering.

8h ago

Tech & Free Speech

Apple, Google, Samsung Kill Updates for Millions of Working Smartwatches

Three years and you're out: Big Tech bricks security on the hardware you already paid for.

8h ago

Economy

Retirement Tax Map: Where Government Still Takes Its Cut

Some states respect your lifetime of work. Others keep squeezing your retirement savings.

8h ago

Politics

Bystander Rescues Baby From Burning Syracuse Home As Neighbors Step Up

No program, no bureaucracy—just Americans acting when seconds counted.

9h ago

Politics

Benton County Dems Pick House Nominee Behind Closed Doors, Shutting Out Voters

Party insiders vote Monday to fill a ballot slot voters never chose — just like the GOP did two weeks ago.

9h ago

Culture War

Dairy Cows Reclaim NYS Fair Coliseum After Seven-Year Absence

A vehicle ban booted the horse pullers—and handed the spotlight back to the breed that built America.

9h ago

Media

Speak Up on Neighborhood Changes, Get Branded a Threat

From Irvine to Lowell, Americans questioning neighborhood changes face silencing — and the press can't tell criticism from danger.

9h ago

Tech & Free Speech

Motorola GrapheneOS Phones Break Google Monopoly—But Working Americans Can't Pay

Privacy-focused GrapheneOS escapes Google's Pixel dependency, but flagship pricing keeps surveillance-free tech out of reach for working Americans.

10h ago

Border & Immigration

Greek Detention Center Breached: 35 Migrants Escape

Europe's border chaos is a preview of the open-border agenda already erasing America's southern frontier.

10h ago

Politics

Jeffries, Kushner Meet Privately as Uniparty Hedge Against Midterm Loss

House Democratic leader and Trump's son-in-law quietly found common ground — while both parties publicly play at war

10h ago

Politics

Iran Pleads for Deal While the Sanctions Machine Profits

Tehran breaks with hardliners ahead of Trump's 'Economic D-Day' — but D.C.'s sanctions class profits from the standoff.

11h ago

Economy

Gary, Indiana Powerless For Two Weeks While D.C. Sends Billions Abroad

30,000 Americans in a forgotten steel town sit in the dark while Washington prioritizes foreign infrastructure over our own.

11h ago

Crime & Justice

17, no record, gunned down in restaurant — same system that can't find his killers hunts down a $30 Walmart finder

11h ago

Culture War

Newsom Shields Immigration Workers From Journalists With Steep Penalties

AB 2624, the 'Stop Nick Shirley Act,' adds immigration nonprofit staff to a state address-hiding program — with steep penalties for posting their info with the wrong intent.

12h ago

Opinion

Van Hollen 2028: Swamp Veteran Runs Against the Swamp

A senator with two decades in federal office says Democrats must reject the status quo — by electing him.

12h ago

Crime & Justice

Double Jeopardy on Trial: Feds Convicted Mangione, Now NY Wants Seconds

After Mangione's federal guilty plea, New York's separate murder prosecution tests whether double jeopardy protections still mean anything.

13h ago

Culture War

Media Lectures Parents on Sleep, Ignores Woke School Damage

Back-to-school coverage fixates on backpacks and bedtimes—but ignores the woke curricula and gender ideology damaging kids in class.

13h ago