Opinion
Convicted Cop Killer Still Has No Sentencing Date Months Later
Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic is dead. Her killer was convicted in August, but the system still can't be bothered to sentence her.
October 1, 2026
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Economy
Google Demands 1,800 Starship Launches for Orbital Data Centers — SpaceX or Nobody
Project Suncatcher puts Google's AI chips in orbit, betting space-bound compute outruns Earth-bound red tape
October 1, 2026
Media
Judge Gives Google Legal Cover to Scrape Publishers for AI
Antitrust laws don't cover AI overviews, the court ruled—so Big Tech keeps taking what it wants while independent media starves.
October 1, 2026
Culture War
Lil Nas X Walks on Felony Cop Charges, Gets Media Redemption Arc
Corporate media fawns over his new single while burying that he faced five years for allegedly attacking cops.
October 1, 2026
Border & Immigration
Supreme Court to Decide If Catch-and-Release Returns for Illegal Immigrants
Justices will rule if illegal immigrants can demand bond hearings—and walk free while their deportation cases drag on for years.
October 1, 2026
Politics
Family's ICE Shooting Suit Targets Trump Border Officials Personally
Suits personally name Miller, Noem, and Homan — opening a new lawfare front against border enforcement
October 1, 2026
Health & Life
Two Dead, One Missing After Medevac Helicopter Plunges Into Ocean 8 Seconds After Takeoff
A REACH Air Medical helicopter vanished from radar eight seconds after leaving Catalina Island—another failure of basic safety oversight while federal agencies neglect their core mission.
October 1, 2026
Politics
Hegseth Puts Musk and Luckey on Pentagon Advisory Board, Press Howls
Media calls it a donor payoff. They never mention the defense cartel looting taxpayers for decades.
October 1, 2026
Opinion
Judge Blocks Political Prosecution of Olympian — Try Getting That Deal
A D.C. judge permanently blocked a politically driven Reflecting Pool case after presidential pressure. Ordinary Americans never get that shield.
October 1, 2026
World
Ukraine Defies Trump, Strikes Russian Refineries — Americans Pay at the Pump
Kyiv ignores Trump's peace demands and keeps hitting Russian oil with U.S.-backed weapons, driving American diesel prices to record highs.
October 1, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
Universities That Caved to Encampments Now Stage Oct. 7 Play
Northwestern and Cornell rewarded anti-Israel mobs, then staged an Oct. 7 survivor play. Who's bankrolling the campus narrative?
October 1, 2026
Politics
Schumer Clings to Power, Preemptively Claims GOP Will 'Steal' Election
The Senate minority leader deploys the very 'election denialism' the press condemns in Republicans — while his own base wants him gone.
October 1, 2026
Economy
Elites Cheer 'Hot' Economy While Inflation Devours Your Paycheck
Spending is up because savings are down. The government just changed the math to hide it.
October 1, 2026
Tech & Free Speech
Amazon's New Fire TV Stick: Thinner, Faster, Still Watching You
A trimmed lineup and speed bumps are just cover for what Amazon's living-room devices actually do: harvest your data.
October 1, 2026
Culture War
Pledge Master Gets 2 Months for Hazing Death, University Walks
18-year-old dies with BAC 5x the legal limit. Pledge master: 60 days. University: zero accountability.
October 1, 2026
Politics
Blackburn Sues Jack Smith Over Secret Seizure of Phone Records
The senator says the same lawless surveillance apparatus that came for Trump came for her — and can come for you.
October 1, 2026
Economy
US Borrowing Costs Hit 24-Year High as Washington's Debt Bomb Ticks
Treasury yields top 5.3%—and every mortgage, auto loan, and credit card in America pays the price for Washington's spending addiction.
October 1, 2026
Media
Dutch Intel: Connected Cars Are Rolling Surveillance — US Press Silent
Foreign spies can remotely activate your car's mic and GPS, but the US media establishment refuses to cover it.
October 1, 2026
World
Taiwan Spends $13B On Energy Subsidies As Americans Fund Its Defense
U.S. taxpayers fund Taiwan's defense and choke domestic energy while the island subsidizes its own citizens' power bills.
October 1, 2026
Tech & Free Speech
SpaceX Launches Three Rockets in 13 Hours While Feds Study Environmental Impact
American enterprise delivers when the regulatory state gets out of the way.
October 1, 2026
Economy
Chinese Foldable Outspecs Apple, Samsung — We Handed Them the Supply Chain
Vivo's X Fold 6 goes global with specs Samsung and Apple can't match — because Washington already handed Beijing the supply chain
October 1, 2026
Media
Establishment Wargames 2027 Certification Against GOP
Former Dem leader Gephardt mobilizes 'pro-democracy' groups to preempt any Republican challenge to election outcomes
October 1, 2026
Culture War
Iowa Teacher Fired for Shaking Down Students to Fund Her Ecuador Trip
Substitute traded grades for GoFundMe donations to bankroll her vacation — then demanded unemployment benefits when caught.
October 1, 2026
Education
ASU Hockey Coach on Leave 42 Days After Workout Left Player in Coma
The university only acted after players went public to dispute the school's official findings on Matthew Mayich's collapse.
October 1, 2026