Education
NCAA Chief Baker Scrambles to Save Cartel as Reform Closes In
NCAA chief Charlie Baker wants Congress to save his empire, but the days of exploiting athletes penalty-free are almost over.
July 5, 2026
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Politics
McMorrow Quits Michigan Senate Race, Squeezed by Socialist Surge
The 'middle-path' Democrat polled at 6% as a Sanders-backed leftist surged past her — another moderate swallowed by the movement she helped build.
July 5, 2026
Media
Press Cheers NATO Summit as Rutte Flatters Trump to Keep U.S. Hooked
European allies scramble to keep U.S. security guarantees, and the press refuses to ask what it costs us.
July 5, 2026
Politics
No New Bids for $16M Reflecting Pool Repair as DC Press Cries Scandal
Burgum keeps the same contractor on the floundering project. The press screams scandal, but taxpayers are the ones getting soaked.
July 5, 2026
Crime & Justice
Guardsmen Kill Armed Suspect in Memphis as Progressive Prosecutors Fail
A 20-year-old gunman is dead after confronting military troops on American streets—a direct result of progressive prosecutors refusing to do their jobs.
July 5, 2026
Opinion
Murdaugh Shops a DNA Dream Team — You'd Get a Public Defender
The same lab that helped nail Kohberger is now being hired to rewrite a murder trial. Funny how justice works when you can afford the price tag.
July 5, 2026
Economy
Second Seaplane Crash in East River This Month — 8 Rescued
Eight pulled from NYC waters while Washington sidelines small-aircraft safety
July 5, 2026
World
Khamenei Buried, Successor Hidden: Neocons Plot Next Iran War
Netanyahu wants strikes, Trump wants diplomacy — and the foreign-policy blob is already gaming out the next war pretext.
July 5, 2026
Culture War
Largest Flotilla in History Sails New York Harbor for America's 250th
Over 100 tall ships and Navy vessels sailed New York Harbor—and millions of ordinary Americans showed up to celebrate a founding the establishment wants forgotten.
July 5, 2026
Politics
Fifth Third Swallows Comerica in $10.9B Deal, 70 Branches to Close
Another Wall Street mega-merger, 70 fewer branches, and the same empty promises about 'convenience.'
July 5, 2026
Education
Illinois Community College Athletes Set Academic Record While LSU Chases Titles
As LSU throws millions at football, Kishwaukee College honors 63 student-athletes for real academic achievement.
July 5, 2026
Crime & Justice
Missouri Mom Gunned Down at Ferguson Gas Station as Kids Watched
Sixth area gas station shooting in three months leaves five kids motherless — still no arrests.
July 5, 2026
Tech & Free Speech
Firework Mortar Hits Delta Jet Over Chicago, Zero Arrests
Passenger jet struck by military-grade pyrotechnic on approach to Midway while federal law enforcement shrugs
July 5, 2026
Education
Princeton Snags Star Athlete While Working Class Is Priced Out
Ivy League locks in another elite recruit while working-class Americans are priced out of higher ed entirely.
July 5, 2026
Border & Immigration
Mexican Fans Storm Hotel, Police Refuse Arrests—Same Lawlessness, New Border
World Cup chaos proves authorities will always surrender to foreign crowds rather than enforce the law.
July 5, 2026
Opinion
Pentagon Moves to Muzzle Stars and Stripes
The brass is stripping editorial protections from the military's independent paper under the vague guise of fighting 'woke distractions.'
July 5, 2026
World
Venezuela's Socialist Housing Collapsed. The Warnings Were Years Old.
Venezuela's regime built high-rises for political gain, ignored expert warnings, and left thousands buried in state-made rubble.
July 5, 2026
Culture War
NYC Teacher Goes Broke for Required Degree While District Hires Bureaucrats
A NYC teacher gave up her livelihood for a degree she was told she needed, while the district that drove her out keeps padding its bureaucracy.
July 5, 2026
Economy
Osage City Shut Down After Storms, Officials Leave Residents in Dark
An entire Missouri town closes while emergency agencies offer scant details — but Boston gets its fireworks back.
July 5, 2026
Tech & Free Speech
Sony Killing Physical Discs by 2028, Kojima Warns You'll Own Nothing
Hideo Kojima warns cloud gaming turns consumers into tenants on a corporate digital plantation.
July 5, 2026
Politics
Immobile grandmother dies in Connecticut fire as Washington sends billions overseas
A woman who couldn't escape. A government that puts Americans last.
July 5, 2026
Crime & Justice
Coney Island July 4th Shooting: 8 Shot Including 4 Kids, Zero Arrests
Holiday bloodbath in Brooklyn: NYPD recovers a gun but makes zero arrests after eight shot, four of them children.
July 5, 2026
Education
Hillsdale Releases Free Revolution Doc as Public Schools Fail Safety
One institution teaches the Founding; the other can't even keep Friday night football safe.
July 5, 2026
Opinion
Media Demands Unity as Supreme Court Extends Ballot Counting
The same press that demonized half the country now demands you shut up and accept extended ballot counting—no questions asked.
July 5, 2026