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ACCA Calls For Faster Sustainability Reporting To Boost UK China Growth

Dan Veld May 7, 2026

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants argues that quicker adoption of robust sustainability reporting and assurance frameworks can help drive economic growth in both the UK and China. This article lays out the ACCA’s core

DOJ Finds UCLA Medical School Illegally Used Race In Admissions

Dan Veld May 7, 2026

The Department of Justice has concluded a yearlong probe finding that UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine used race as a deciding factor in admissions, and the fallout raises tough questions about fairness, federal funding,

US Navy Extends Service Life Of Another USS Flattop Carrier

Dan Veld May 7, 2026

The Navy’s decision to pause the USS Nimitz decommissioning and to extend the life of another flattop signals a tactical shift toward preserving carrier strength while Congress and the Pentagon sort out budgets and shipyard

Regulators Blocked JetBlue Deal, Deepening Spirit Airlines Fallout

Dan Veld May 7, 2026

Regulators stepped in and stopped a merger that might have kept Spirit alive, and now conservative voices warn the fallout is real: gone are jobs, cheaper fares, and genuine market choice, while bigger carriers stand

Homeschooling Oversight Faces Pushback From Palmer Luckey

Dan Veld May 7, 2026

Palmer Luckey pushed back hard this week against fresh calls for stricter homeschooling oversight, arguing critics want rules they rarely demand of public schools; he warned that heavy-handed evaluations could destroy the flexibility that lets

Trump Rejects Iran Strait Deal, Voters Demand Energy Stability

Dan Veld May 7, 2026

The standoff in the Strait of Hormuz has become a test of priorities: protecting American energy security, resisting Beltway groupthink, and choosing whether to reward risky deals or hold the line. This piece looks at

US Foods Rebound Sparks Strong Investor Returns Today

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

US Foods has quietly become a clear example of recovery paying off for long-term holders. After an IPO born from a blocked merger, the company weathered a pandemic collapse and then staged a strong comeback

Lumen Acquires Alkira For $475M, Strengthens AI Era Network

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

Lumen Technologies is buying Alkira, a cloud-native networking company, for $475 million in cash, folding Alkira’s control-plane software into Lumen’s global fiber network and pitching the move as a step toward a programmable network built

Cut Electricity Costs Today With Consumer Reports Tips

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

Electricity gets more expensive all the time, and this piece lays out straightforward, proven ways to cut your monthly bill without turning your life upside down. Drawing on practical guidance and tested ideas, the article

Ilhan Omar Misses Minnesota Subpoena Deadline, Vote Falls Short

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

State investigators in Minnesota say Rep. Ilhan Omar missed a deadline to hand over documents tied to the Feeding Our Future fraud probe, a development that has Republicans pressing for more answers and possible federal

FAA Contractor Arrested, Faces Federal Prison Over White House Threat

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

A New Hampshire man who worked as an FAA mechanical engineering contractor was arrested on a federal charge after investigators say he sent a threatening email to the White House and left troubling searches and

NYC Mayor Mamdani Launches 1,000 $5 Soccer Tickets, Critics React

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

New York’s new mayor rolled out a plan to make soccer tickets dirt cheap, and conservative commentator Sara Gonzales unloaded on him for it, arguing he’s focused on the wrong things while the city faces

FBI Raids Portsmouth Dispensary, Searches Sen Louise Lucas Office

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

Federal agents recently executed search warrants at multiple locations tied to Virginia state Sen. Louise Lucas, including her offices and a nearby cannabis dispensary, drawing attention to alleged illegal marijuana sales and possible political corruption

Britain Faces Rising Jihadist Threat, Former Official Warns

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

I lay out what the scenes in Nigeria show, why Britain’s experience matters, the warning signs that are already visible here, and why a firm, practical response is necessary now to defend our communities and

Laurel Police Hunt Suspect After Parking Lot Shootings, Stabbings

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

Late Tuesday night a Cinco de Mayo gathering at a Laurel, Maryland shopping center ended in chaos when separate violent episodes unfolded in the same parking lot: gunfire wounded three people near Longhorn Steakhouse and,

World Cup 2026 Ticket Sales Surge, Hotels Warn Of Shortfall

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

FIFA’s 2026 World Cup is selling out fast, but a new hotel industry outlook warns that ticket sales do not necessarily equal international visitors booking rooms, leaving some host cities nervous about the economic payoff.

Jimmy Kimmel Calls For Apology After Aaron Rodgers Allegation

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

Jimmy Kimmel has spent years using late-night comedy as a platform for political jabs, but recent back-and-forth with Aaron Rodgers and cable news defenders has exposed how selective outrage and double standards shape the media

TMDX Advances OCS Kidney Platform, Targets 2026 Growth

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

TransMedics’ Q1 2026 earnings call laid out a clear playbook: invest heavily in next-generation organ perfusion tech, expand logistics and clinical programs, and push international adoption while managing near-term margin pressure. Management highlighted revenue growth,

Corning Shares Jump After $500 Million NVDA Supply Deal

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

Corning’s stock ripped higher after a deal with Nvidia sent the market a clear signal: demand for fiber and optical connectivity tied to AI data centers is real and urgent. The company announced a multi-pronged

Shelter Worker Arrested For Allegedly Torturing Dogs, ICE Detains

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

A man working at a Las Vegas dog training center has been arrested after undercover video showed brutal treatment of animals, authorities say. Local police seized dozens of dogs, criminal charges were filed, and federal

Buick SUV Sales Drop Sharply In 2026, Lag 2025 Levels

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

Buick, a long-standing name in American motoring, is facing a sharp downturn in buyer interest during 2026, with one of its compact SUVs reporting drastically lower sales than it achieved in 2025. This piece looks

Wisconsin Dual Fuel Engine Runs On Gasoline, Diesel, Shows Promise

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

Researchers in Wisconsin have sketched out a fresh idea: an engine that burns gasoline and diesel at the same time, and the early results are unexpectedly interesting. This piece walks through the concept, why it

Far Right Disaster Volunteers Fuel Urgent Local Debate

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

The TV piece on the volunteers who race into disaster zones stirred a predictable fight: network reporters alarmed by unsanctioned aid, civic rescue crews and independent volunteers saying they just did the work the government

Man Charged In Attempted Trump Assassination, Host Cites Demonic Motive

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

The attempted assassination of President Trump at the Washington Hilton shook the capital, but quick action by the Secret Service kept the president, the first lady, and others safe. A 31-year-old California man, Cole Tomas

Rubio Warns Iran, Urges Diplomatic Path Under Trump

Dan Veld May 6, 2026

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued a stern warning to Iran while substituting as the White House press secretary on Tuesday. Rubio took on a briefing room full of reporters after Karoline Leavitt took

Amazon Launches Same-Day Grocery Delivery For Businesses

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

Amazon expands same-day grocery delivery to businesses, letting Business Prime members order perishable and nonperishable supplies and get them the same day in most places. The move folds grocery into a broader logistics push that

Wesfarmers Confirms Price Hikes, Freight Costs Surge

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

Wesfarmers is warning customers and investors that rising transport and fuel costs tied to tensions in the Middle East are pressuring its margins, and some price increases are likely as a result. The company points

Discover Rare Car Colors That Make Vehicles Stand Out

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

Cars used to arrive in colors that grabbed attention and stuck in your head, not the endless grays and whites that dominate parking lots today. This piece looks at the unique, rare tones that once

Supreme Court Clears Way For New Louisiana Congressional Maps

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

The Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision in Louisiana v. Callais tossed the state’s 2024 congressional map as an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, clarified the role of the Voting Rights Act in race-based districting, and then moved unusually

Relive My First Solo Flight To Europe, Age Fourteen

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

I was fourteen the first time I crossed an ocean alone, part of a high school orchestra on a four-week tour through Europe. Those weeks were full of rigid itineraries, polite host families, and concerts

Philadelphia Homeowner Fatally Shoots Woman Breaking Window

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

The shooting in North Philadelphia left a woman dead after she broke a home window and tried to force her way inside, and police say the armed resident fired in what investigators are treating as

GameStop Moves To Acquire Ebay, Takes Aim At Amazon

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

GameStop has quietly built a stake in eBay and then dropped a bold bid to buy the whole company, pitching a plan to cut costs and try to take on Amazon. This article lays out

US Secures Strait Of Hormuz, Protects Global Commerce

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

The Pentagon announced a protective operation over the Strait of Hormuz called Project Freedom, designed to keep commerce moving through one of the world’s most critical waterways. Top officials framed it as a defensive, time-limited

Russell Brand Promotes Christian Conversion After Allegations

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

Russell Brand’s latest swing toward Christianity and a short, pricey book about it land at a weird crossroads of genuine talent, tabloid trouble, and obvious marketing. This piece looks at the timing, the tone, the

Act Now, 4 AI Semiconductor Stocks Outpacing AMD This Quarter

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

AI investing has become a herd sport, and AMD sails at the center of that stampede. This piece skips the rehashed GPU duel and points to four companies that collect revenue no matter who wins

Invest $5,000 In JNJ Now, Generate Quarterly Passive Income

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

This piece breaks down why a $5,000 position in Johnson & Johnson can act like a small, dependable quarterly paycheck, covering yield, recent dividend moves, business performance, and how the payout fits into a long-term

Judge Apologizes To Alleged Trump Assailant Over Jail Treatment

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

The courtroom scene in Washington turned tense and oddly apologetic: a magistrate judge told the accused attacker he was sorry for his treatment in jail, attorneys argued the defendant had been placed on suicide watch

Theo Von Faces Faith Decision, Sparks Christian Conversion Debate

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

The comedian Theo Von has been stirring conversation after emotional moments about faith went viral, sparking questions about whether he might be moving toward Christianity; radio host Rick Burgess dug into the clips, checked with

DOJ Charges Three Over Assault On Reporter Savanah Hernandez

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

The Justice Department has charged three relatives after Turning Point USA Frontlines reporter Savanah Hernandez says she was attacked while covering an anti-ICE protest in Minnesota, and conservatives are praising federal action as a long

White House Locked Down After Officer Involved Shooting

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

The White House briefly went into lockdown Monday afternoon after reports of gunfire near the complex, prompting Secret Service action and an on-site officer-involved shooting. Reporters were moved from the North Lawn into the briefing

Ex Muslim Shahriq Khan Urges Converting Muslims, Stuckey Voices Concern

Dan Veld May 5, 2026

Allie Beth Stuckey pushes back against the idea that Islam and Western liberty can peacefully coexist, and she brings on ex-Muslim Shahriq Khan to argue a direct remedy. Khan lays out the clash as constitutional,

Cornell President Kotlikoff Defends Driving Through Protesters

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

The president of Cornell says he had to drive away after a tense confrontation with protesters following an Israel-Palestine debate, and the scene has split opinion across campus about protest limits, safety, and respect for

White House Lockdown After Officer Shoots Armed Suspect, Youth Hurt

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

The White House went into lockdown after a plainclothes Secret Service officer saw a man with what looked like a firearm near the perimeter, the agent and other officers engaged after the suspect fired at

Landlords Fight Daily Code Complaints From Neighbor

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

New landlords sometimes discover that the biggest risk isn’t the mortgage or the market, it’s the human being next door. This story walks through one investor’s frantic first month, how repeated code complaints can paralyze

Laureate Education Q1 2025 Results Reveal Management Outlook

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

Laureate Education reported a steady start to 2025 with enrollments in Mexico and Peru matching expectations, improved visibility on the year, and a tightened guidance range that nudges up revenue and adjusted EBITDA. Management highlighted

Jimmy Kimmel Faces Calls To Fire, Conservatives Split

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

This piece looks at the backlash over Jimmy Kimmel’s recent joke about Melania Trump, the violent incident that framed the debate, and the conservative responses that split between demands for consequences and cautions against overreaction.

Central Catholic Forfeits Games After Player Slur, Community Reacts

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

Portland parents are scrambling after a Catholic high school shut down its entire campus for two days because a baseball player used a “racial hate speech” slur in a private team huddle. The school canceled

Los Angeles Candidate Proposes App To Track Neighborhood Cleanliness

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

Los Angeles has a cleanliness problem that keeps sliding into national lists, and a challenger for mayor wants to turn citizen reports into political accountability by giving voters a clear scorecard on who actually fixes

Masked Gunmen Open Fire Near Arcadia Lake, 13 Hospitalized

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

Late Sunday night a gathering near Arcadia Lake in Oklahoma turned violent when two men wearing ski masks opened fire, sending at least 13 people to area hospitals as officers scrambled to piece together what

Rudy Giuliani Hospitalized In Critical Condition In Florida, 81

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

Rudy Giuliani, 81, has been hospitalized in Florida and is listed in critical but stable condition, with his team and high-profile allies calling for prayers and sharing memories of his leadership through a rough night

Minnesota Republicans Demand Answers From Walz Over $9B Medicaid Fraud

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

Minnesota’s welfare fraud fight has turned into a full-scale political brawl with House Republicans pointing fingers at Gov. Tim Walz and state agencies for years of missed warnings, stalled investigations, and bills blocked by Democrats

Micron Stock Surges After Sandisk Earnings Trigger Rally

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

Micron’s share price has been climbing, driven by a mix of peer earnings, shifting memory prices, and Wall Street enthusiasm, but the rally masks cyclical risks and valuation differences investors should know. This piece breaks

Tyson Foods Reports Q2 EPS Beat, Chicken Demand Fuels Gains

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

Tyson Foods reported a stronger-than-expected fiscal second quarter, with its chicken business shouldering the company through mixed results elsewhere. The company beat earnings estimates, posted modest revenue growth, and laid out guidance that leans on

Mississippi Middle School Students Steer Bus After Driver Passes Out

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

Middle schoolers in Mississippi jumped into action when their bus driver collapsed, wrestled the runaway vehicle to a stop, and tended to her until help arrived; surveillance video and firsthand quotes show calm, quick thinking

Woodworking Jigs Upgrade Accuracy, Safety, And Versatility

Dan Veld May 4, 2026

Jigs are the quiet workhorses of every serious shop, turning vague cuts into repeatable precision and keeping fingers well away from spinning blades. This piece shows how jigs boost accuracy, safety, and creativity, then walks

Cars Monitor Drivers, Enforce Algorithmic Driving Restrictions

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

Lawmakers quietly created a path for cars to watch, judge, and even stop their drivers, and that pathway is now law. This piece breaks down how mandated in-cabin monitoring, corporate surveillance tools, and taxpayer-funded research

BlazeTV Host Alleges Haitian Immigration Drives Local Violence

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

Immigration policy often gets debated in numbers and ideals, but the consequences land in neighborhoods and front yards. This piece follows one conservative commentator’s blunt reaction to what he sees happening locally when immigration rules

Caregiver Juggles Cancer Diagnosis, Protects Disabled Wife

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

I sit down with test results posted to my chart, thinking first about how this will change my ability to care for my wife. This piece follows a caregiver who has carried four decades of

Lock The Best CD Rates Today, Earn Up To 4.05% APY

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

Locking cash into a CD can feel like a boring spreadsheet move, but with rates shifting, it’s suddenly interesting again. This piece walks you through what CDs are selling for today, how APY and compounding

Mortgage Rates Ease Today, 30-Year Fixed Near 6.20%

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

The market moved in fits and starts through April, and this update looks at where mortgage and refinance interest rates stand as of May 3, 2026. I cover the month’s big swings, the latest Zillow

Archaeology Bolsters Biblical Claims, Reveals Tangible Evidence

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

Spend a little time around skeptics and you’ll hear the same line: the Bible is a tangle of late myths and pious fables, a cultural relic more useful for sermons than for serious history. That

IVF Raises Ethical Questions Over Discarded Laboratory Embryos

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

This piece examines why happy nursery photos do not settle the ethics debate around in vitro fertilization, lays out what happens to embryos created during IVF cycles, recounts common emotional defenses of the practice, and

Jewish Camp Counselors Staged Fake Nuclear Alert, Traumatized Kids

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

I tell a personal story about a Jewish summer camp stunt that turned into a fake nuclear scare, how that early trauma seeded a lifelong distrust of theatrical propaganda, and why that skepticism now colors

Resurrection Redefines Eternity Beyond Heaven, Restores Creation

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

The piece explores a common Christian misunderstanding: that the goal of faith is simply to escape to heaven, rather than to expect a restored creation and resurrected bodies. Through a conversation between Allie Beth Stuckey

HELOC And Home Equity Loan Rates Spur Lenders To Compete

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

HELOC and home equity loan rates Sunday, May 3, 2026: Lenders doing more to compete for your home equity business is the focus here, and this piece walks through current averages, what drives those rates,

Lizzo Accepts Nearly $4M Hit, Sells Beverly Hills Mansion

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

Lizzo recently closed the sale of her Beverly Hills home at a steep loss, handing over a high-profile example of when walking away can be the sensible move. The deal, the house’s features and a

Consumer Reports Drops 18 Cars, Citing Reliability Concerns

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

Consumer Reports has removed 18 models from its 2026 recommended list after a surge of owner complaints about reliability and failures in core vehicle systems. The move reflects a pattern of issues reported by real

Auto Market Lessons From Past Recession Demand Fiscal Discipline

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

This piece looks back at a pivotal year decades ago when a recession, rising prices, and soaring interest rates combined to change how people bought cars, and it draws practical lessons for shoppers and policymakers

Harley-Davidson Chooses Dunlop Tires, Backing Rider Safety

Dan Veld May 3, 2026

Harley-Davidson riders often ask a simple question: which tire maker supplies those hulking cruisers from the factory? This article answers that directly and explains why that supplier fits Harley’s needs, while touching on alternatives and

Government Reviews Denaturalization Cases Amid Rising Naturalizations

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

This piece argues that American citizenship must be defended by robust denaturalization where applicants lied or were ineligible, paired with stronger vetting at the front end and policies that reduce mass immigration. It supports targeted

Parents Reclaim Childhood, End Screen Dominance Over Kids

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Sara Gonzales calls out a parenting trend that hands kids over to screens, and in a recent episode of her show she talks with country artist and children’s book author Buddy Brown about pushing families

Samsung Forces Galaxy Owners To Migrate To Google Messages July 2026

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Samsung is retiring its Samsung Messages app this summer and steering Galaxy owners toward Google Messages, a move that brings Rich Communication Services support and tighter integration across Android devices. This change affects newer Galaxy

Liquidia Named Top Pick By Tom Steyer, Validating Free Market Momentum

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

This piece looks at why billionaire Tom Steyer and other big investors are watching Liquidia Corporation (LQDA), focusing on institutional buying patterns, the rapid market adoption of its inhaled treprostinil product, the legal headwinds it

PTGX Stock Gains Momentum After FDA Approval, Investors Move In

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Protagonist Therapeutics Inc. (PTGX) has grabbed fresh attention after being listed among billionaire Tom Steyer’s top stock picks, and investors are weighing a recent FDA approval, a juicy partnership with a major pharmaceutical company, and

Allie Beth Stuckey Defends Biblical Distinction Between God And Man

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Allie Beth Stuckey sat down with Latter-day Saints podcaster Jacob Hansen for a long, probing conversation that dug into where Mormon and evangelical Christian beliefs collide and where they overlap. They zeroed in on one

Florida Teens Charged After Driving Lawnmower Through Target

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Two 18-year-old men in Ocala were arrested after a pair of on-camera stunts that damaged property and drew swift police action, sparking a flood of mocking comments online and a clear reminder from law enforcement

2026 SUVS Raise Power, Performance For American Drivers

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Automakers are reinventing the SUV for 2026 with a clear focus on raw power, sharper handling, and smarter packaging. Expect more hybrid athletics, thrusty gas engines refined for torque, and electric entries that chase both

NEA Urges Students To Skip School, Threatening Parental Rights

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

The National Education Association backed nationwide May Day actions that urged “no work, no school, no shopping,” and the union provided organizers with a solidarity toolkit to push participation. That support raises clear questions about

Cut Land Costs Now, Rein In Zoning, Restore Homeownership

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Glenn Beck argues that sky-high home prices are not some natural inevitability but the result of policy choices, cultural shifts, and misplaced priorities; he points to fraud, restrictive land rules, rising expectations, and immigration-driven demand

Gas Station Shooter Confesses, Faces Swift Arrest After Video

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

A shocking shooting at a Columbia, Maryland gas station left a clerk critically wounded and sent investigators chasing a woman whose own social posts seemed to brag about the crime. Surveillance footage captured the moment

CRNX Stock Earns Billionaire Backing, Hedge Funds Increase

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Tom Steyer has Crinetics Pharmaceuticals, ticker CRNX, on his radar and recent filings show heavy institutional interest; the company’s big bet is PALSONIFY, an oral therapy that just cleared key regulatory hurdles and could upend

RVMD Gains Momentum As Steyer Holds Major Stake, Markets Watch

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Revolution Medicines Inc. (RVMD) has landed in the spotlight after billionaire investor Tom Steyer showed interest, and this piece walks through why the stock is drawing serious attention. I cover the firm’s blockbuster Phase 3

Rebuild Defense Industrial Base, Reshore Manufacturing, Fuse Startups

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

America’s defense industrial base is trapped between decade-long programs that blow budgets and a battlefield that rewards speed, agility, and cheap, autonomous systems. This article argues the obvious: faster delivery and renewed manufacturing capacity come

Ernst Alleges Biden SBA Benghazi Code Hid Planned Parenthood Funding

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Senator Jon Ernst says he uncovered Biden-era Small Business Administration emails that allegedly used the code word “Benghazi” to mask roughly $90 million in pandemic loans to Planned Parenthood, and he wants answers and an

Paul Walker Nissan Skyline Resurfaces, Fans Stunned Worldwide

Dan Veld May 2, 2026

Paul Walker’s iconic Nissan Skyline from 2 Fast 2 Furious disappeared for years and then reappeared in an unexpected spot, leaving car lovers and movie fans buzzing. This piece traces that mystery, why the car

Graham Platner Forces Democrats To Embrace Nazi Tattoo Controversy

Dan Veld May 1, 2026

The Maine Democratic Senate race has taken a messy turn: their presumptive nominee is a controversial figure with a checkered past that Democrats are now awkwardly defending, and the fallout is already shaping how Republicans

Trump Targeted Again, Journalists’ Bias Fuels Political Violence

Dan Veld May 1, 2026

Sara Gonzales rips into the media after an attempted assassination at a White House Correspondents’ Dinner, arguing journalists turned a near-tragedy into another show about themselves and their supposed victimhood. She calls out specific reporters

American Tower AMT Projects Steady 3.4% Property Revenue Growth

Dan Veld May 1, 2026

American Tower says its guidance midpoint points to about 3.4% property revenue growth, and that projection frames how investors should think about the business right now. The company runs a massive global portfolio of towers,

Market Rally Shows Free Market Strength, Validates Pro Growth Policy

Dan Veld May 1, 2026

I’m laying out why the market’s April surge matters, what technical signs point to a continued intermediate-term uptrend, what risks to watch, and practical ways investors can respond without getting reckless. April delivered a blistering

Democratic Division Threatens California Primary, GOP Leads Persist

Dan Veld May 1, 2026

With one month until California’s open primary, this piece looks at the messy field, the polls showing 26% of voters undecided, the risk of two Republicans advancing, the Democrats’ struggle to consolidate behind a clear

Chicago Buses Students To May Day Protests, Parents Sound Alarm

Dan Veld May 1, 2026

The Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools struck a deal to bus students to May Day events as “field trips,” a compromise that left parents and conservative observers frustrated about lost classroom time and

Paxton Sues ActBlue, Protects Elections From Illegal Donations

Dan Veld May 1, 2026

Ken Paxton and ActBlue are locked in a federal clash that mixes campaign finance fights with raw politics, and the dispute is now playing out as competing lawsuits and sharp public statements from both sides.

Pope Appoints Bishops Seen Undermining Immigration Enforcement

Dan Veld May 1, 2026

Pope Leo XIV’s recent U.S. episcopal appointments have stirred clear controversy, focusing attention on bishops who publicly defended diversity, equity, and inclusion and criticized the federal approach to immigration enforcement. The picks include Washington Auxiliary