Politics
FBI Gave Teen an AK-47, Then Arrested Him for It
The Bureau spent two years running an informant on an 18-year-old, supplied the rifle, and called it a win.
October 7, 2026
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Health & Life
Polls Push AI 'Safety' Panic While Big Tech Writes the Rules
New surveys stoke AI 'safety' anxiety, paving the way for tech giants to draft regulations that crush competition and stall innovation.
October 7, 2026
Border & Immigration
Feds Block TP-Link Routers, Leave Millions Open To Chinese, Russian Hackers
Four states sue TP-Link as feds block new devices but leave millions of vulnerable routers in American homes—and the same officials who failed both borders want more control of your internet.
October 7, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
Rubio at Acropolis: West at Inflection Point, Rot From Within
Secretary of State tells Europe to wake up — the globalist class is dismantling the civilization it inherited
October 7, 2026
Media
8 Suicide Attempts at Sea, and the Press Covers Hegseth's Pushups
The USS Abraham Lincoln returns after 320 days and eight suicide attempts — and the press covers the pageantry, not the price.
October 7, 2026
Politics
Trump Rolls Out Kids' Stock Accounts as Inflation Crushes Families
Auto-enrolled investment accounts land as working families face 7.49% mortgages and grocery spikes.
October 7, 2026
Culture War
6-Year-Old Shot His Teacher, Cursed Out Cops — Gun Isn't the Problem
Bodycam shows a first-grader who talks like a felon and acts like nobody raised him. That's the real scandal.
October 7, 2026
Culture War
Stephen A. Smith Apologizes for Questioning Mental Health Narrative
ESPN's loudest voice caved after suggesting Lane Johnson's exit was about football, not mental health. The narrative is untouchable.
October 7, 2026
Elections & Voting
AZ House Candidate Claims Rape Weeks Before Election; Sheriff Investigates
Democrat Bernadette Greene-Placentia went public with a rape allegation weeks after calling police—and weeks before voters head to the polls.
October 7, 2026
Border & Immigration
ISIS Plot at Mall of America Traces to Refugee Pipeline
An 18-year-old ISIS loyalist born to Somali refugees planned a Mall of America massacre — and the press won't trace how the threat arrived.
October 7, 2026
Energy & Environment
Google Goes Nuclear While Your Grid Buckles
Google cuts billion-dollar reactor deals in the U.S. and Finland because the green grid can't keep the lights on.
October 7, 2026
Media
Trump Advisers Took Foreign Cash While Press Melted Down Over Iran
While the press melted down over Trump's Iran riff, his own consultants quietly pocketed foreign cash from a pro-Russian party weeks before midterms.
October 7, 2026
Politics
Mortgage Rates Hit 7.49%, Squeezing Out Working Families
30-year fixed hits 7.49% as the Fed tightens its grip—Washington promised relief and delivered nothing.
October 7, 2026
Economy
Rate-Rigging Traders Walk Free as Court Quashes Convictions
Traders who rigged rates touching trillions in loans walk free — judges botched jury instructions.
October 7, 2026
Opinion
Taiwan Paper Smears Musk as China Pawn to Kill U.S. Chip Plant
The same elites who offshored America's chips now cry treason when Musk builds them at home.
October 7, 2026
Culture War
Media Spins Tennis Umpire Dispute Into Racial Grievance; Gauff Eliminated
A flickering ad, a replayed point, and another press rush to make it about race.
October 7, 2026
Education
LAUSD to Ax 6,000 Jobs as Bloat Bleeds the Budget
Enrollment dropped 16%, but LAUSD kept hiring. Now the bill comes due.
October 7, 2026
Border & Immigration
Press Freaks Over ICE Shock Gloves, Silent on Cartel Border Control
ICE bought 6,000 shock gloves after an Army study proved they work. The press is outraged. Fentanyl deaths? Crickets.
October 7, 2026
World
IMF Tells France to Clean Up Its Mess—After Helping Create It
Globalist institutions fueled France's borrowing binge. Now they lecture Paris—and working people pay the bill.
October 7, 2026
Culture War
Haverford Professor Charged in Antisemitic Threats — President's Outrage Late
A Haverford professor faces federal charges for antisemitic harassment, exposing the campus double standard on whose speech gets protected and whose gets punished.
October 7, 2026
Media
Sorkin's Facebook Film Puts Open Internet on Trial
Hollywood's "Social Reckoning" uses invented dialogue and establishment backing to target the open internet—and your speech.
October 7, 2026
Energy & Environment
Solar Panel Sales Promises vs. Reality: Year-Long Test Exposes Output Gap
Green energy calculators nudge the numbers, but a 49-week real-world test proves working Americans are paying for promises, not output.
October 7, 2026
Crime & Justice
Queens Park Stabbing Death: Progressive Policies Fail Again
Two cities, two dead men, zero arrests — the policies putting violent offenders back on the street
October 7, 2026
Health & Life
Zuckerberg's $1.8B Cell-Mapping AI: You Pay, Big Tech Gets Data First
Google, Meta, and U.S. taxpayers pour billions into cell-mapping AI. You pay. They profit. Big Tech gets a full year of exclusive access to the data before you see a byte.
October 7, 2026