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Buried in Europe's Heat Wave: A Green Policy Disaster
The media blames fossil fuels, but Europe's self-inflicted green policies are what left the grid dark.
June 25, 2026
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Politics
Trump Launches Patriot Games for 250th, Dares Youth to Define Patriotism
Scholarship contest and National Mall fair kick off the 250th anniversary the establishment wanted buried
June 25, 2026
Culture War
Fist to the Throat, No Foul: WNBA Refs Won't Protect Caitlin Clark
Even Indiana's coach is done pretending—Clark is officiated by a different standard, and the WNBA doesn't care.
June 25, 2026
Economy
Fed's Own Numbers Prove Inflation Victory Lap Is a Lie
The Fed's preferred inflation gauge hit a near-three-year high and gas surged 59%. Now rate hikes loom—and working Americans pay the bill.
June 25, 2026
Economy
Central Banks Admit Inflation Sticks After Iran Ceasefire—Workers Pay
ECB and Fed blamed geopolitics for price hikes. Iran ceasefire came. Inflation stayed.
June 25, 2026
Border & Immigration
Illegal Alien Freed by Soros-Backed DA Before Park Attack
Biden let him in. A Soros-backed DA let him walk. Now a Nicaraguan faces abduction charges after Fairfax ignored ICE.
June 25, 2026
Crime & Justice
NFL Cornerback Terrion Arnold Faces Life in Prison for Kidnapping, Robbery
Detroit Lions starter accused of orchestrating retaliatory violence against three teens — let's see if his NFL millions buy a different justice.
June 25, 2026
Tech & Free Speech
Meta-Qualcomm AI Chip Pact Threatens Free Speech At Hardware Level
A multi-year deal concentrates AI infrastructure in fewer hands, baking censorship directly into the server fleet.
June 25, 2026
Media
Copenhagen Airport Drone Shutdown Had Zero Proof, Was Pure Theater
Danish police closed their nine-month probe with zero proof of drones, but the 'hybrid attack' narrative already did its job.
June 25, 2026
Opinion
Supreme Court: TPS Means Temporary, Not Permanent
In a 6-3 ruling, the justices affirm TPS was never meant to be permanent — and courts can't rewrite immigration law from the bench.
June 25, 2026
Politics
Music Elites Bail on America's 250th, Trump Headlines
Entertainers boycotted the country's 250th birthday, so Trump took the stage himself and declared America back.
June 25, 2026
Economy
SK Hynix Seeks $29B on U.S. Markets — To Build Chip Factories in Korea
Korean chipmaker central to America's AI infrastructure wants U.S. investor cash for overseas factories while domestic semiconductor capacity stalls.
June 25, 2026
Crime & Justice
Ex-Raiders RB Doug Martin Dead in Police Custody; Family Sues Oakland
Independent autopsy: restraint asphyxia killed Martin. State autopsy buried eight months later.
June 25, 2026
Tech & Free Speech
Wall Street Baffled By Musk's Tesla-SpaceX Merger Endgame
Wall Street calls a Tesla-SpaceX tie-up 'absurd' because yesterday's spreadsheets can't value tomorrow's infrastructure.
June 25, 2026
World
Hegseth Ousts Top Europe General as US Rethinks Europe Security Blanket
Gen. Christopher Donahue exits as the Pentagon shrinks four-star ranks and rethinks the American security blanket for a continent that won't defend itself.
June 25, 2026
Opinion
Iran Dictates UN Inspection Terms, IAEA Calls It Progress
Tehran blocks verification of uranium for 10 nukes, yet the IAEA chief insists inspections 'are going to happen.'
June 25, 2026
Tech & Free Speech
Google Pushes Discount Pixels on Prime Day After Chrome Monitoring Scandal
Record discounts on AI-powered Pixels and Nest routers hit Amazon just as Chrome monitoring revelations fade from headlines
June 25, 2026
Crime & Justice
Massive Carnival Cruise Brawl: 16 Banned, Zero Arrests
Sixteen banned, zero arrested: A massive customs checkpoint brawl shows Carnival can't keep the peace—and authorities won't enforce it.
June 25, 2026
Economy
Irvine Blew Millions on Bloat, Now Wants Residents to Pay
City officials inflated staff and vanity projects. Now they want credit card fees and parking charges to cover the deficit.
June 25, 2026
Politics
Luna Forces 2% Student Loan Cap Vote, Bypassing GOP Leadership
Using a discharge petition, the Florida Republican breaks her own party's blockade on relief for 42 million Americans trapped in education debt.
June 25, 2026
Media
The View's Sunny Hostin Pushes Lies About Karmelo Anthony Case
The former federal prosecutor used fabricated facts to cast a convicted killer as a victim of racial injustice.
June 25, 2026
World
Ukraine Hits Gas Plant 750 Miles Inside Russia — On America's Dime
Deep-strike escalation with no exit strategy, no defined U.S. interest — and Congress keeps writing the checks
June 25, 2026
Crime & Justice
Cops Hunt BLM Sign Vandal at Church While Armed Robbers Target Working Americans
Anne Arundel police mobilize for political sign vandalism as armed robbers hold up working Americans for vape pens
June 25, 2026
Economy
Fed Keeps Rates High, Squeezing Workers as ECB Admits Inflation Stays
Unelected central bankers admit inflation isn't going away. The Fed won't cut rates, and Main Street foots the bill through November.
June 25, 2026