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Dundee Teen Brings Axe And Knife, Judge Condemns Weapon Possession

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

This article revisits the summer 2025 incident in Dundee that made the so-called Scottish axe girl a viral figure, following her testimony in a trial over an alleged assault. It outlines what the teenager said

Omar Dodges Reporter, GOP Demands Transparency On Wealth

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

Rep. Ilhan Omar refused to answer questions from a LindellTV reporter about dramatic revisions to her financial disclosures, a confrontation that came as Republicans pressed for documentation and scrutiny after asset figures were slashed from

Dr Oz Defends Trump Over Diet Coke Joke, Pushes Back Critics

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

I’ve known Dr. Mehmet Oz for years, and this piece reflects his take on President Trump’s health, diet and daily habits after conversations and interviews. The tone is straightforward and favorable toward the president, focusing

IDF Removes Soldiers After Christ Statue Desecration, Restore Discipline

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

This piece examines recent incidents of IDF soldiers desecrating Christian sites, the military’s response, and the broader cultural shift inside Israel’s armed forces as religious recruits grow in number and influence. It looks at discipline

Trump Secures Iran Agreement to Halt Execution of Eight Protesters

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

President Donald Trump says he secured a deal with Iran to halt the scheduled execution of eight women accused in last winter’s unrest, announcing immediate releases and short sentences while negotiations continue after strikes and

Georgia Naturalized Shooter Found Dead In Jail, DHS Worker Killed

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

The arrest of a naturalized U.K. citizen accused of a sudden, violent spree in Georgia ended in a prison death and a lot of hard questions for immigration policy. Authorities say the suspect was found

SNAP Soda Ban Sparks Florida Debate, Protects Taxpayer Funds

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

This article looks at a sharp online clash after a Florida man complained about limits on soda and candy purchases with SNAP benefits, then sparked a torrent of pushback defending the ban, cited arguments about

Grassley Reveals Biden FBI Political Weaponization Against GOP

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

The newly released records obtained by Sen. Chuck Grassley show that the FBI opened a probe targeting Republican members of Congress early in the Biden administration, and those files raise real questions about political targeting.

McDonald’s UK Raises Prices, Families Hit By Iran War Costs

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

McDonald’s UK is preparing customers for a modest price rise after warning that recent global tensions are inflating costs. CEO Lauren Shultz has signalled a “slight price increase” is likely, while promising that core value

Buc-ee’s Limits Gas Payment Options, Drivers Demand Accountability

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

Buc-ee’s, the sprawling travel-stop chain known for its clean restrooms and giant jerky selection, has begun changing how drivers pay for fuel at some locations, and those changes are stirring conversation. This piece explains what

U.S. Stands Firm Against Iran, Huckabee Joins Talks

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

The Biden-era chaos over foreign policy is getting another fix-it moment as Mike Huckabee is reportedly tapped to join U.S. talks with Lebanon while President Trump pushes a ceasefire deadline extension, trying to keep a

Former Officer Kerkhoff Holds Blaze Media Accountable For Defamation

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

Former Capitol Police officer Shauni Kerkhoff has filed a defamation lawsuit against Blaze Media and two former employees over reporting that linked her to the January 5–6, 2021 pipe-bomb incidents. The complaint says the outlet

AI Must Respect Bill Of Rights, Protect Individual Liberty

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

George Mason’s refusal to sign the Constitution over the lack of a Bill of Rights still matters because it reminds us a powerful new institution must have guardrails before it reshapes society. Artificial intelligence is

Christian Athletes Reclaim Prayer, Put Faith First In Sports

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

Athletes used to kneel and fans assumed they were protesting; now a quieter, more personal movement has taken hold in locker rooms and on fields, where kneeling often means prayer and faith. This piece looks

Florida Girl Thanks Deputy After Abuse Probe, Suspects Arrested

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

A six-year-old girl in Volusia County ended up at school with visible injuries, and what followed was a police investigation that led to two arrests, the child being placed in protective custody, and a small,

Protect Children, End Big Pharma’s GLP-1 Push Now For Health

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

I recovered from a brutal accident thanks to modern medicine, but my experience taught me that pills and procedures are powerful tools that can also be misused. This article looks at how overreliance on pharmaceuticals

Pelosi Exercises $100K TEM Call Options Prompting Scrutiny

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Quick summary: this piece covers Nancy Pelosi’s recent exercise of call options tied to Tempus AI Inc., what Tempus actually does in healthcare and AI, why investors treat it as a data-first company, the firm’s

UBS Lifts Alphabet Target To $375, Banks On Cloud Momentum

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

UBS bumped its price target for Alphabet to $375 from $348 while leaving the rating Neutral, pointing to stronger cloud momentum, possible revenue from selling Tensor Processing Unit capacity, and a temporary easing of fears

Democrat Resigns, Avoids Expulsion Over FEMA Funds Laundering Probe

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

A Florida congresswoman quietly stepped down as House investigators closed in, arguing the ethics process was unfair while facing serious campaign finance accusations; the resignation avoids an expulsion fight and leaves a messy set of

New York Threatens Nuns Over Religious Freedom, Hospice Care

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

The Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne run Rosary Hill Home in New York, offering free hospice care to terminally ill cancer patients who have nowhere else to go, and now they face state enforcement actions for

Trump Tip Tax Cut Boosted Server Refunds, Media Overlooked Effect

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

The Trump-era “no tax on tips” change quietly put more money back into servers’ pockets this year, yet many hospitality workers had no idea the policy helped them. Interviews in Washington, D.C. captured genuine surprise

Former Louisiana Teacher Arrested, Faces 25 Child Sex Crime Charges

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

A former elementary school teacher in Louisiana faces a sprawling set of criminal accusations after investigators say inappropriate relationships with students were discovered, and a second woman has been arrested as part of the inquiry.

AIPAC Defends Israel, Launches Ad Blitz Against Massie

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

AIPAC is pouring big money into Kentucky to try to unseat Rep. Thomas Massie, running attack ads through its United Democracy Project and backing Ed Gallrein with high-profile endorsements. The controversy centers on Massie’s independent

Dershowitz Leaves Democrats For Republicans, Urges Pro-Israel Vote

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Alan Dershowitz has publicly left the Democratic Party and announced he will register as a Republican, citing a single overriding issue: the party’s positions on Israel. He makes this choice despite decades-long ties to Democrats

DC Police Lt Arrested For Soliciting Minor, Betrays Public Trust

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

A Washington, D.C. police lieutenant who had held a visible role in outreach and in his union was arrested on charges tied to online contact with someone he believed to be a 15-year-old. The arrest

PCY Yield Shields Savers, Fed Cuts Reduce Emerging Market Risk

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

PCY, the Invesco Emerging Markets Sovereign Debt ETF, pays about a 6.1% annual yield driven by interest on dollar-denominated sovereign bonds, and recent Federal Reserve easing has reduced near-term pressure on emerging markets. This piece

Intel INTC Earns HSBC Buy Upgrade, Signals Industrial Confidence

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

HSBC bumped Intel from Hold to Buy and lifted its price target from $50 to $95, arguing server CPU momentum due in Q2 could be a major catalyst, and this move sits well above the

Michelin Latitude Tour HP Durability, Warranty Limits Assessed

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

This piece digs into how long Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires last in the real world, mixes in what the warranty actually covers, and offers practical tips to squeeze more miles out of them. You’ll

Jay Leno Debuts American Hypercar With Bugatti Power, Affordable Price

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Jay Leno’s latest American creation mixes raw hypercar punch with modern hybrid smarts, promising Bugatti-level thrust at a “budget” price while aiming for serious Nurburgring pace and everyday usability. What you see is a machine

Car Antenna Spirals Boost Signal, Reduce Wind Noise

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Short answer: those little fluted spirals on many car antennas are compact helical elements and protective coils that help the antenna survive bangs, shrink its length without losing reception, and smooth out signal pickup; this

Nike Retracts Boston Marathon Ad After Woke Backlash, Apologizes

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Nike pulled a blunt Boston Marathon window ad hours after locals pushed back, apologized, and then faced a swirl of reactions from runners, critics, and market watchers. The short, stark message set up a clash

Ilhan Omar Amends Disclosure, GOP Demands Probe Into Finances

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Rep. Ilhan Omar recently changed a federal financial disclosure that once suggested a jump from roughly $51,000 to millions, then dramatically shrank the reported totals to under six figures; the reversal has Republicans demanding answers,

Pentagon Prayer Smear Linked To Turkish, Russian Propaganda

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

The controversy started when a Pentagon prayer quoted lines people instantly recognized as the Pulp Fiction monologue, and mainstream outlets framed it as a Bible blunder. Glenn Beck dug into how that story spread and

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Exits, Returns To Private Sector

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Lori Chavez-DeRemer is leaving the Department of Labor after a rocky 13 months, stepping into the private sector while several staff controversies and personnel moves shadowed her tenure. The White House praised her work, and

Defund Sanctuary Cities Now, Republicans Must Deliver ICE Funding

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

The Trump administration pivoted away from mass deportations and promised to target criminal aliens instead, but sanctuary cities still get federal protection and funding, and Republicans have so far failed to force a fight that

Nationwide Drought Strains Farmers, Calls For Food Independence

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

The country is staring at a severe drought that already covers more than half of the lower 48 states, and the practical consequences are starting to show in fields, markets, and communities. This piece looks

LAES Posts Q1 Revenue Gain, Bolsters National Cybersecurity

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

SEALSQ Corp, trading as LAES, released its Q1 2026 financial and operational metrics, reporting roughly $4.1 million in revenue—an increase of more than 200% year over year—and reaffirmed its guidance for FY 2026. The update

BMY Stock Offers 16% Upside, Conservative Buy Case

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

Bristol Myers Squibb posted a solid quarter and a clear growth story: Q4 revenue topped estimates, the Growth Portfolio now makes up half the business, and analysts put a $70.12 price target on the stock

China Russia Iran Alignment Threatens Transatlantic Security, Order

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

The Iran conflict looks like it’s cooling, and the administration may soon stand before the country and claim tactical success. That success matters: shipping lanes reopened, Iranian firepower degraded, and a deterrent message sent. But

AIPAC Blunder Elevates Anti Israel Democrat Into Congress

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

I’ll explain how a pro-Israel group helped elect a progressive critic of Israel, outline the key players in the New Jersey special election, show the ad campaign that backfired, and quote the candidate’s own words

Defend The Declaration, Reject Sharpton, Honor America

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

I will defend the Declaration as a living promise, call out the mistake of surrendering Independence Day, trace how the Founders planted the seeds of freedom, note the specific anti‑slave trade language in the Declaration,

Iowa City Police Ask Public To Help Identify Shooting Suspects

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

Early Sunday morning in downtown Iowa City a shooting left five people wounded, three of them students, and police have released images of people they consider persons of interest as the investigation continues. Authorities responded

Walz Launches Small Town PAC, Faces Allegations While Attacking Vance

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

Tim Walz has rolled out a new Small Town PAC and used the announcement to take a swipe at Vice President JD Vance, pitching Democrats as the real champions of rural America while casting Republicans

Supreme Court Weighs Religious Preschool Rights, Restrains Colorado

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

The Supreme Court will decide whether Colorado can bar Catholic schools from a state-funded preschool program unless families and staff publicly affirm Catholic teachings, a clash that puts religious liberty at stake and tests whether

ICG Posts Steep Annual Losses, Investors Call For Fiscal Discipline

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

Intchains Group (ICG) reported its Q4 2025 and full-year 2025 results, revealing a sharp revenue drop and a widening operating loss, while outlining a product- and cost-focused plan for 2026. The company attributes the shortfall

Shopify Triggers Conservative Investor Reassessment As Rates Rise

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

Rowan Street Capital’s Q1 2026 investor letter lays out a clear view of a messy market and why patient, concentrated investing still matters, with Shopify singled out as a long-term compounder despite short-term pain. The

Cities Adopt Green Wave Signals, Cut Congestion, Save Fuel

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

This article explains what the term “Green Wave” means for traffic signals, why municipalities use coordinated signal timing, and what the trade-offs are for drivers, transit riders, and the environment. It walks through how Green

Mortgage Rates Drop To Near 6 Percent, Responsible Buyers Save

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

Today’s snapshot of mortgage and refinance interest rates shows a modest move lower, with the national average 30-year fixed rate sitting right around 6.02% and the 15-year at about 5.50%. This piece breaks down the

Maximize Savings Today, Protect Family Wealth With 4% APY Accounts

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

Quick take: this piece walks through current savings account yields, explains how APY affects your returns, compares average versus top-tier rates, and gives practical tips for finding a high-yield option that actually pays. It focuses

Mamdani Reneges On Free Transit, Pushes Expensive City Grocers

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

In under 100 days, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has gone from promising free citywide transit to offering a tiny pilot, then pivoted to opening government grocery stores — all while blaming politics and promising bigger fixes.

Christian Women Reject Inner Child Therapy, Uphold Biblical Sanctity

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

Allie Beth Stuckey examined how mainstream therapy trends interact with Christian belief, arguing some popular practices steer attention away from biblical teaching and toward inward-focused methods. She singled out the “inner child” idea as emblematic

Longtime Caregiver Pays $5,300 For Wife’s Prosthetic, Upholds Duty

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

This piece follows a caregiver who accidentally pays a full medical bill for his wife’s prosthetic legs, reflects on decades of caregiving, and finds humor and faith amid bills, biopsies, and the daily grind. It

Supreme Court Leaks Force Roberts To Shield Conservative Justices

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

The Supreme Court is under fresh attack from internal leaks and uncivil conduct, and Chief Justice Roberts faces a simple mandate: enforce court rules, restore confidentiality, and bring in outside help if necessary. With another

Natomas High Student Cleared Of Homicide, Faces Weapons Charges

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

In early April a deadly confrontation at Natomas High School in Sacramento County ended with prosecutors declining homicide charges on self-defense grounds, even as other legal consequences move forward. Two non-students reportedly entered the campus

Conservatives Demand Limits On AI Hype, Protect Jobs

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

This piece looks at artificial intelligence with clear eyes: what it actually does, where it breaks down, how human concepts like knowledge and wisdom differ from machine processing, and what practical steps creators and users

MLB Umpire Chases Teen, Assaulted During Philadelphia Phone Theft

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

A Major League Baseball umpire chased and wrestled with a teenager who allegedly snatched his phone on a Philadelphia street in April, leading to a brief but violent scuffle that left the umpire with non-life-threatening

Hochul Pleads For Wealthy Donors Amid Luxury Home Tax Plan

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

New York is hemorrhaging wealthy residents, and this piece looks at how Governor Kathy Hochul openly pleaded for their money, how Glenn Beck tore into that logic, and what Hochul’s new tax moves mean for

Conservatives Demand Answers From Pope Leo XIV Over Muslim Outreach

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

The pope’s recent trip across parts of Africa has stirred a sharp conservative reaction, centering on his calls for interfaith friendship and his visits to Muslim sites. Critics on the right are pushing back hard,

Lock In 4.05% APY With Today’s Best CD Rates Nationwide

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

Best CD rates today, April 19, 2026 (lock in up to 4.05% APY) breaks down where yields stand right now, how APY affects your return, and which CD styles might fit different goals. This quick

HELOC Rates Stay Above 7%, Protect Home Equity Now

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

Quick snapshot: this piece breaks down current HELOC and home equity loan pricing, explains how those rates are set, points out who typically qualifies for the best numbers, outlines the tradeoffs between adjustable and fixed

Airport Security Reveals Where Lost Valuables End Up

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

Airports collect thousands of forgotten items at security every day, and this article walks through what typically happens to those lost phones, wallets, jewelry, and oddball souvenirs from the moment they slip off a tray

Allie Stuckey Challenges David French Over Christian Orthodoxy

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Allie Beth Stuckey and David French sat down for a long, pointed conversation that exposed a real split in conservative circles over how faith meets culture. The debate touched on whether political disagreement about policy

Alzheimer’s Care Must Prioritize Families, Restore Support

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

I write about a grandfather I loved, the slow theft of his self by Alzheimer’s, and the shift in science from one-target fixes to broad, connected treatments. This piece mixes memory and reporting to show

Kailera Therapeutics IPO Priced $16, Investors Push Opening Higher

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Kailera Therapeutics priced its IPO at $16 per share on 39.06M shares, with an indicated opening price of $24, signaling a strong debut for the new biotech. The deal size was raised from 33.3M to

Netflix Price Target Raised To $119, Market Gains Confidence

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Seaport Research nudged its Netflix price target up to $119 from $115 and maintained a Buy rating, arguing that timing of content spending should set the stage for stronger results in the second half of

Sesame Street Teaches Arabic Words To Kids, Parents Raise Concerns

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Sesame Street released a short sketch for Arab-American Heritage Month where Elmo learns the greeting “salam alaykum” and the affectionate word “habibi” with comedian Ramy Youssef, and the moment adds to a recent string of

Drivers Save Money, Choose Affordable Tire Alternatives To Goodyear

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

This piece looks at why Goodyear tires carry a premium and where budget-minded drivers can find comparable performance. It outlines the core traits to watch for when choosing an alternative and suggests practical shopping moves

New White House App Empowers Citizens, Supports ICE Tips

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

The Trump White House released a new official app and it immediately stirred a mix of excitement and suspicion, especially online. This piece walks through what the app offers, what its privacy labels show, what

Police Hunt Armed Homeless Suspect After Leesburg Dog Shooting

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

A deadly confrontation near a Leesburg homeless encampment left a dog owner dead, a woman injured by dog bites, and authorities searching for a suspect after gunfire erupted during an attempt to stop a dog

Amanpour Mocked Over Military Rank Claim, Media Credibility Questioned

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Christiane Amanpour and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth clashed publicly after Hegseth likened parts of the mainstream press to Biblical Pharisees, and Amanpour fired back on social media, prompting a sharp conservative backlash. This piece

FBI Warns Chinese Apps Threaten American Data Security

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

The FBI has flagged risks tied to apps built overseas, urging Americans to pay attention to who makes the software on their phones and what data those apps collect. This article breaks down the warning,

Trump Image Exposes Media And Church Moral Hypocrisy

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

This piece looks at a week when Jesus showed up everywhere—from a late-night talk-show spat over a Christ-like image of Donald Trump to Vatican comments about Iran—and presses a simple point: naming Jesus in politics

Quantum Computing Threatens American Privacy, Demands Immediate Action

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Glenn Beck flagged World Quantum Day and used it to push a clear warning: quantum computing is moving fast and it will touch everyday life. This piece walks through what quantum machines do, the practical

Dave Ramsey Follower, Millionaire By 28, Prioritizes Family Safety

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

A Tennessee listener told Dave Ramsey he followed the plan and became a millionaire by 28, then called back with a new problem: a neighbor with a criminal past is watching his kids through the

Protect Capital, Invest In Crypto Infrastructure With COIN

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Crypto investing does not demand that you guess the next Bitcoin. This piece walks through why targeting the ecosystem—through major platforms like Coinbase Global (NASDAQ: COIN)—can offer a clearer path to exposure, what trade-offs that

HHS Secretary RFK Jr. Exposes Democrat Smears, Defends Record

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pushed back hard during his House testimony, correcting false claims, defending HHS policy choices, and blasting Democrats over who truly benefited from past health law changes. He challenged accusations linking him

Honda At Home Depot, Shoppers Snatch Budget Deals Now

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

What if you could buy a Honda at Home Depot for a few dollars? Just don’t expect to bring home a motorcycle. This piece teases apart that headline-grabbing idea, looks at how brand names show

Fairhope Judge Acquits Protester, Affirms Constitutional Rights

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

The case in a small Alabama town became a national eye-catcher after a 62-year-old grandmother protested in an inflatable phallic costume and was arrested, then found not guilty in municipal court. Officers were recorded on

Washington Commanders Reignite Culture Debate, Defend Heritage

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

The Washington Commanders unveiled an updated emblem that stitches a spear through their logo, and the reaction was immediate and mixed. Native organizations, advocacy groups, team supporters, and scholars all weighed in, producing a collision

Florida Surgeon Indicted After Removing Wrong Organ, Killing Patient

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

A Florida surgeon has been indicted on a count of second-degree manslaughter after authorities say he removed the wrong organ during a routine procedure, causing catastrophic bleeding that killed a 70-year-old patient. The case has

Police Arrest Man Over Stolen Human Remains, Families Demand Justice

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

Authorities in Pennsylvania arrested a 34-year-old man after human remains were found in a car and later at his property, triggering outcry from family members and calls for tougher laws. The suspect was stopped leaving

Protect Retirement Savings, Refuse In-Law Home Investment Now

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

The piece examines a common family dilemma: elderly in-laws offering to finance a basement conversion to live with their adult children, and why that kind of financial entanglement is usually a bad idea. It walks

Pixel Drop Drains Batteries, Consumers Demand Accountability

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

Google’s March 2026 Pixel Drop introduced new features for Pixel phones, but many owners noticed a dramatic hit to battery life afterward. There isn’t a full fix available yet, though user reports and early diagnostics

Porsche Files Patent, Moves Toward Electrically Tunable Color Paint

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

Porsche has quietly filed a patent for a paint system that changes color when electricity is applied, and this article explores what that patent could mean for cars, owners, and the auto industry if the

Conservatives Defend Star Wars Canon, Reject Hamill Comment

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

Mark Hamill has offered a deliberately open take on Luke Skywalker’s sexuality, telling fans that how they see the character is up to them. His remarks revive old debates about authorial intent, continuity, and how

Maine Democrats Expand PFAS Rules, Threaten Coffee Makers

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

The debate over Maine’s expanded PFAS law blew up after a Republican gubernatorial candidate warned Democrats were effectively targeting Keurig-style coffee makers. This article walks through the video that went viral, what the law actually

ICE Acting Director Lyons Departing May 31, Mullin Praises Record

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

Markwayne Mullin announced a shakeup at the Department of Homeland Security: Todd Lyons, the acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, will step down at the end of May. Lyons has been a steady

Charles Schwab Secures Price Target Hikes, Boosts Investor Confidence

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

Charles Schwab drew simultaneous price target increases from Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan after a strong first-quarter showing, with the banks pointing to expanding net interest margins and solid earnings power while warning of a near-term

First Solar Anchors Conservative Portfolios With Strong Balance Sheet

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

First Solar stands out among the major U.S.-listed solar names for its steady profitability, deep cash generation, and a manufacturing setup that shields it from some global supply risks. This piece compares First Solar to

TPUSA Reporter Assaulted, Conservatives Demand Accountability Now

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

Turning Point USA reporter Savanah Hernandez says she was violently attacked while filming an anti-ICE demonstration outside the Whipple Federal Building in Minnesota, and she joined BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales to walk through what happened,

Conservative Lawmakers Demand Probe After NASA JPL Scientists Missing

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

A string of deaths and disappearances involving scientists and researchers tied to space, defense, and advanced technology has sparked national chatter, and conservative commentator Glenn Beck pushes back hard on turning that noise into a

Disney Engineer Says DEI Decline Signals Company Recovery

Dan Veld April 17, 2026

Former Disney software engineer Josh Daws, recently laid off in a large company restructuring, told followers on X that Disney’s internal emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion has cooled since 2020 and that the company’s

AI Tool Empowers Dealership Mechanics, Speeds Car Diagnostics

Dan Veld April 16, 2026

Dealerships are adding artificial intelligence to their toolkits to help mechanics diagnose car issues faster and more accurately, and this article explains how that shift works in practice, what technicians can expect, and the operational

Charles Schwab Enters Crypto Market, Upholds Investor Choice Now

Dan Veld April 16, 2026

Charles Schwab has launched “Schwab Crypto,” letting clients buy and sell Bitcoin and Ethereum as the brokerage moves into direct crypto trading. The new service puts Schwab in direct competition with app-driven platforms that bundle

Planet Labs Stock Jumps After Board Sale, Investors Scrutinize

Dan Veld April 16, 2026

Planet Labs (NYSE: PL) popped more than 10% intraday without a clear catalyst, with only a few thin clues surfacing: a director sale disclosure, some promotional activity from a co-founder, and better cash flow in

GOP Must Mobilize Now, Democratic Fundraising Surge Threatens Midterms

Dan Veld April 16, 2026

The early fundraising numbers for the 2026 midterms show big Democratic hauls in several key Senate and House contests, while Republican operatives push back and point to different metrics as proof the GOP remains competitive

DC Mayor Enforces Juvenile Curfew To Curb Mob Crime

Dan Veld April 16, 2026

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has reinstated a juvenile curfew amid a wave of flash-mob style robberies and assaults, drawing sharp criticism and political debate. This piece walks through the curfew rules, the social media

DOJ Moves To Vacate Jan 6 Convictions, Restore Veterans’ Rights

Dan Veld April 16, 2026

The Justice Department under the current administration has filed motions to vacate seditious conspiracy convictions tied to Jan. 6, seeking dismissal with prejudice for leaders and members of the Oath Keepers and Proud Boys, and

Zohran Mamdani Wife Apologizes For Anti Israel, Offensive Tweets

Dan Veld April 16, 2026

Rama Duwaji, the wife of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, has issued an apology for inflammatory tweets she posted as a teenager, acknowledging shame and the harm caused while stopping short of addressing every

Goodyear Uses Renewable Rubber, Boosts American Tire Performance

Dan Veld April 16, 2026

Goodyear has begun integrating a renewable resource into its tire construction, a move that promises both greener credentials and real-world performance benefits. This article explores what that change means for drivers, the industry, and how