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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

Opinion

Hague Jails Kosovo's Thaçi 25 Years—D.C. War Architects Walk Free

International justice only convicts leaders from countries too weak to push back.

September 16, 2026

World

FBI thwarted a Kremlin murder-for-hire plot run through a Brooklyn migrant—after years of targeting school board parents and J6 protesters.

September 16, 2026

Economy

Wright: Saudi Pipeline Back in Days. Everyone Else Says Weeks.

Washington sells a rosy timeline. Riyadh sets your $105 oil.

September 16, 2026

Tech & Free Speech

Court Pierces Google's Section 230 Shield Over AI Hallucinations

A man falsely branded a murderer by Google's AI can now sue — and the ruling threatens the entire legal shield Big Tech hides behind.

September 16, 2026

Culture War

EU Bans Social Media for Kids Under 13—US Parents Who Want It Get Slurred

EU bureaucrats move to shield kids from Big Tech; stateside, parents demanding the same are smeared as extremists.

September 16, 2026

World

British Village Votes to Secede Over Forced Asylum Housing

Piddington voted 285-26 to secede rather than accept 1,250 male asylum seekers. When citizens would rather leave than comply, the breaking point is here.

September 16, 2026

Border & Immigration

Illegal Alien Ran $35M Ponzi Scheme Draining American Savings

Siddharth Jawahar stole millions from American investors. The press focused on celebrity victims instead.

September 16, 2026

World

Saudi Arabia Strikes 110M Tons of Rare Earth, Uranium While U.S. Mining Dies

The kingdom prepares to fuel its future while Washington strangles domestic extraction — and Americans pay the price.

September 16, 2026

Media

Google AI Summaries Gut News Traffic, 220 Editorial Jobs Axed

Mirror publisher's Google referrals plummet 46% as AI keeps readers from clicking—when Big Tech controls the gate, working journalists pay.

September 16, 2026

Politics

House Votes Third Time to End Iran War, Veto Looms

Another war powers resolution passes, another certain veto awaits, and the constitutional crisis deepens.

September 16, 2026

Tech & Free Speech

Google Pixel Zero-Day Silently Hacked Phones — Won't Name Culprits

High-severity modem flaw let attackers silently hijack Pixel phones with zero clicks; Google patched the hole but refuses to name who exploited it or who was targeted.

September 16, 2026

Border & Immigration

Mexico Sends 1,800 Troops to Sinaloa: Token Gesture for a Cartel-Captured State

3,100 murders. 5,000 disappearances. One dead American. 1,800 troops is theater, not a solution—and our border security can't depend on a captured neighbor.

September 16, 2026

World

Musk's Starlink Could Force Putin to Truce, Washington Wants Blank Checks

Private tech offers an energy truce now, but the establishment prefers years of taxpayer-funded delays.

September 16, 2026

Border & Immigration

CJNG Operative Pleads Guilty to Cartel Tunnel Under Texas Border

Washington says the border is secure. Cartels are digging smuggling tunnels right under it.

September 16, 2026

Opinion

Ohio's Medicaid 'Crisis' Is a Correction: Citizens First

Officials cry 'crisis' over Medicaid cuts to non-citizens. The real scandal: who was put first in line.

September 16, 2026

Crime & Justice

Kirk Family Sues Utah Officials Over Security Failures Enabling Assassination

Ignored warnings, no rooftop monitoring, and a police chief who promised coverage—then did nothing.

September 16, 2026

Politics

Trump's $5,000 Promise Has Washington Crying Bribery

The same crowd that ships billions overseas without blinking suddenly found its fiscal conscience.

September 16, 2026

Culture War

American Idol Dumps LA for Georgia as $750M Tax Credit Fails

After two decades in Hollywood, the flagship show bolts a state that throws $750 million at tax credits while pricing out production.

September 16, 2026

Tech & Free Speech

SpaceX Preps Starship Catch While Regulators Stall Flight 14

Private rockets outpace public red tape as SpaceX gears up for Flight 14.

September 16, 2026

Culture War

Hollywood Demands Tax Breaks From the Americans It Mocks

Studios that spent years mocking conservative America now lobby Congress for a Trump-backed production tax incentive.

September 16, 2026

Education

Senate Showdown on NIL Chaos as College Sports Bill Nears Vote

Coaches, conferences, and the President back the Protect College Sports Act—but critics say it protects everyone except the athletes.

September 16, 2026