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Politics

Trump Slams Cooper for Releasing Criminals, Media Cries Fear-Mongering

Over 600 released criminals committed serious felonies under Cooper — but the press says Trump is the problem.

September 17, 2026

Opinion

The Constitution Isn't Broken — Its Defenders Are

Checks and balances didn't fail by accident. The establishment killed them from within.

September 17, 2026

Tech & Free Speech

SpaceX Investor Projects $1T Starlink Revenue Ahead of Starship Launch

Private enterprise keeps delivering while government rockets stay stuck on the pad.

September 17, 2026

Crime & Justice

Freed Repeat Offender Steals Tesla, Plows Into San Diego Boardwalk

A repeat offender free despite a mile-long rap sheet stole a Tesla and plowed into a San Diego boardwalk, hospitalizing a 25-year-old woman.

September 17, 2026

Economy

Diesel Hits Record $6.29 — Fed Hikes Won't Fix Supply

Foreign wars and tight refineries spiked diesel. The Fed's answer? Rate hikes that choke your wallet without fixing supply.

September 17, 2026

Tech & Free Speech

Google Opens Your Home to Third-Party AI for $20 a Month

Third-party AI agents are coming to Google Home, and your private data is the real currency.

September 17, 2026

Education

Cupertino School Board Forum Set, But Most Incumbents Unopposed

Parents get a Sept. 30 forum, but the union machine's grip leaves most Cupertino school board races uncontested.

September 17, 2026

Opinion

AI Panic Is Big Tech's Ploy for Regulatory Capture

Tech oligarchs cry doomsday to secure government intervention and crush upstart competition.

September 17, 2026

Opinion

Tech Oligarchs, Trump Officials Plot Secret AI Meeting Amid Xi Visit

Workers face AI layoffs and Chinese competition, but the oligarchs profiting from both are writing the rules behind closed doors.

September 17, 2026

Politics

Tech CEOs Toast Xi at White House State Dinner as Americans Foot the Bill

Tech titans Cook, Altman, and Huang attend a White House state dinner for Xi Jinping as families of China's political prisoners beg for mercy.

September 17, 2026

World

Congress Hands Trump Sweeping New Sanctions Powers Targeting Russia

Bipartisan bill authorizes 100% tariffs on Russian energy buyers — and hands the executive yet another economic weapon with no exit ramp.

September 17, 2026

Tech & Free Speech

Meta Yanks Camera From Smart Glasses After 'Perv' Backlash

The camera is out, but six always-on mics and an AI assistant remain. The surveillance wearable isn't dead; it's just mutating.

September 17, 2026

Crime & Justice

21-year-old wanted for first-degree murder still loose after gunning down a man outside a Montgomery County sports bar

September 17, 2026

Opinion

House Votes 417-3 on AI Energy Bills — Big Tech Still Holds the Meter

A 417-3 vote sounds like accountability. Washington is virtue signaling while Big Tech keeps the meter running.

September 17, 2026

Economy

Fed Rate Hike Looms: Wall Street Cheers While You Pay

Wall Street cheers 5% yields as a win. They won't tell you who profits when your borrowing costs stay high and your dollar shrinks.

September 17, 2026

Politics

Dem Blocks $2.8B Trump Arms Sale to Israel; Why Are Americans Paying?

Meeks cites civilian concerns, but the real scandal is $12 billion shipped overseas while our border stays open and veterans go without.

September 17, 2026

World

Tennessee Murder Suspect Caught in Europe, Cartels Walk Open Border

Global cops moved mountains to nab a Tennessee murder suspect in Slovenia. Too bad that urgency vanishes at our wide-open southern border.

September 16, 2026

World

Canada Runs to EU as Trump Tariffs Bite — Let Them Go

Carney pitches EU alliance and privatized airports to global financiers as Ottawa flees U.S. reliance.

September 16, 2026

Crime & Justice

Boston Kills Flock Cameras After Vendor Quietly Shared Data Nationwide

A 'vendor error' let agencies nationwide track residents' movements — proving the surveillance state's promises aren't worth the contract they're printed on.

September 16, 2026

Crime & Justice

Georgia Halts Execution Same Night Texas Proceeds With Its Own

Two death row inmates, two outcomes on the same night — because in America, justice depends on which state holds you.

September 16, 2026

Economy

Fed Hikes Rates, Signals More — Workers Pay, Bondholders Profit

The Fed's first rate hike in three years sends borrowing costs higher while bondholders collect fatter yields and the press cheers the crackdown.

September 16, 2026

Media

60 Minutes Books Patrick Clancy as System Escapes Scrutiny After Mistrial

Clancy gets primetime after mistrial while the system that failed his kids escapes scrutiny.

September 16, 2026

Education

Congress Locks Down College Sports While Border Stays Open

Senate bill grants NCAA antitrust exemption and restricts transfers; House measure caps foreign athletes.

September 16, 2026

Politics

Trump's Third Surgeon General Pick Faces Senate Gauntlet

After two derailed picks, America still has no top doctor. Dr. Nicole Saphier faces the Senate Wednesday.

September 16, 2026