Politics

Senate Housing Bill Caps Wall Street at 350 Homes, Kills Forced Sell-Off
Bipartisan deal drops the provision that would have forced institutional investors to unload properties, tacks on a CBDC ban, and pats itself on the back.
June 23, 2026
Opinion

Obama Judge Rules Taxpayers Must Fund Junk Food on Food Stamps
An Obama-appointed court blocked states from restricting candy and soda purchases on food stamps, ruling Congress's broad definition of 'food' protects junk.
June 23, 2026
Crime & Justice

Armed Robber Shoots 24-Year-Old in Chicago, No Charges Filed
Suspect in custody but not charged after shooting a 24-year-old on the Northwest Side—another night under Chicago's soft-on-crime regime.
June 23, 2026
Crime & Justice

Dozens of Shots Fired Into Oakland BMW, Passenger Wounded in Democrat-Run City
A 20-year-old shot in Oakland amid a wall of silence, while Juneteenth weekend leaves three dead in Cleveland and another killed in Baltimore.
June 23, 2026
Politics

$600M White House Ballroom: Trump Remodels on Your Dime
White House gets luxury upgrades as housing costs crush working Americans
June 23, 2026
Tech & Free Speech

Meta's Unelected Board Demands AI Deepfake Takedowns, Expands Censorship Reach
An unelected global tribunal wants to treat all AI impersonation as non-consensual by default — and decide what you're allowed to see online.
June 23, 2026
Economy

Goldman Sachs Hedges Rate Shock While Main Street Gets Locked In
Wall Street gets the exit ramp; Denver homeowners get zero offers and mounting losses.
June 23, 2026
Economy

SpaceX Drops 23%, Press Crows—But the Fed Is the Real Story
Wall Street's stenographers are cheering SpaceX's post-IPO pullback, but a thin float, a $20B bond sale, and a hawkish Fed tell the real story.
June 23, 2026
Tech & Free Speech

Meta Pauses Employee Spyware After Exposing Workers' Private Data to Entire Company
The 'Model Capability Initiative' tracked every keystroke and cursor twitch of Meta's own staff — then left all that data readable by every employee in the company.
June 23, 2026
Culture War

Prime Day Peddles Discount Surveillance Tech Into American Homes
Big Tech's manufactured holiday sells tracking devices disguised as bargains—and the press plays salesman.
June 23, 2026
World

Trump Treasury Unlocks $8-9B for Iran — China Wins, Drivers Pay
Most sweeping sanctions rollback since 1979 hands Tehran a windfall and Beijing cheap crude while American drivers get stuck with the tab.
June 23, 2026
Border & Immigration

Illegal Alien Teacher Drove Tren de Aragua Gunmen to Chicago Massacre
Sanctuary policy freed her after cops found weapons in her car. ICE had to hunt her down months later. Three Americans are dead.
June 23, 2026
Crime & Justice
Proactive Policing Under Assault in Michigan, Montreal
Act on suspicion, get called racist. Wait, get blamed for failing to stop crime. Cops can't win.
June 23, 2026
Politics

39 Shot in Chicago Weekend, Trump to Pritzker: Call Me
Trump offers to end Democrat-run Chicago's carnage 'fast and permanently' — Pritzker mocks instead of calling
June 23, 2026
Tech & Free Speech

Khanna Demands Musk Testify After 'Killing Millions' Charge
A congressman wants Musk hauled before Congress and onto live TV — because DOGE dared to ask where your money went.
June 23, 2026
Culture War

HBO Airs Mother-Son Kiss in Prime Time, Press Calls It 'Art'
House of the Dragon's incestuous kiss gets the 'complex storytelling' spin from outlets that won't call it what it is.
June 23, 2026
Politics

Rejected by Texas GOP Voters, Lame-Duck Cornyn Turns on Trump
After years of courting Trump's favor, the Texas senator is using his final months in office to settle scores.
June 23, 2026
Opinion

LA Warehouse Fire Burns Six Days, Exposing Blue-City Incompetence
Working-class Angelenos choke on toxic smoke while the city that bans your gas stove can't put out a warehouse fire.
June 23, 2026
Crime & Justice

Montreal Shooting Kills 3 Despite Canada's Strict Gun Laws
Incel gunman kills officer, civilian from Montreal hotel window in Jewish neighborhood
June 23, 2026
Culture War

Instagram Invades Your TV: Meta Pushes Longform Video
The app that swallowed your phone is coming for your living room — and your attention span.
June 23, 2026
Politics

Comer Rips Media on Iran While Trump Waives $60B in Sanctions
The Kentucky Republican says the press roots against America, but Trump's own administration just gave Tehran a two-month oil sanctions holiday.
June 22, 2026
Politics

House GOP Threatens Contempt After ActBlue Hides 400+ Docs
The Democratic fundraising giant is claiming privilege over internal foreign-cash warnings—and the GOP is finally threatening contempt to get answers.
June 22, 2026
Tech & Free Speech

Google Drops $75 Million Into A24 to Shape AI Filmmaking
Big Tech's censorship empire expands from your search bar to the silver screen.
June 22, 2026
Economy

Alan Greenspan Is Dead. Main Street Is Still Paying for His Symphony.
The Fed chair spent 18 years building the fiat-money regime that enriched Wall Street and fueled the 2008 crash that wiped out working Americans.
June 22, 2026