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Amazon Accelerates Rapid Delivery, AI Investments Across India

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

Amazon is ramping up in India, moving hard into the rapid delivery race and reshaping how fast goods reach dozens of cities. The company is leaning on a growing network of last-mile warehouses, a fledgling

FCX Freeport-McMoRan Declares $0.15 Dividend After Strong Q1

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

Freeport-McMoRan has just tossed a new dividend into the ring after a quarter that looked a lot healthier than the market expected, and that move is getting attention from big funds and stock pickers. The

Explore Mehan’s Illustrated American Fables for the 250th

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

I’ll sketch how C.S. Lewis’ idea of creative identity connects to a new American collection of tales, explain how that collection is organized, show why it works for families and teachers, and touch on how

World Cup Visitor Urges UK Travelers To Discover America

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

Glenn Beck reacted to the 2026 FIFA World Cup being hosted here by warning that “all the people that hate us are going to come,” but a conversation with a British-American transplant flips that worry

Patriotic American Movies That Define Courage And Character

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

These movies aren’t just crowd-pleasers; they’re loud, stubborn reminders of the American instinct to stand up, build, and protect. They mix courage, grit, and a handful of impossible moments into stories that feel like a

Why The 80% Rule Still Guides Electrical Circuit Design

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

The 80% rule in electrical design is a straightforward safety guideline: continuous loads should not exceed 80% of a circuit’s capacity. This piece explains where that rule came from, why it matters, how it gets

Trump Solidifies Status, Critics Quietly Soften Stance

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

Donald Trump has moved from shock to status, and that shift matters. The feverish obsession that dominated headlines has cooled, people are treating the presidency with a little more normalcy, and the public mood is

Shapiro Embraces Court Packing, Dashes Hopes For Moderation

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has publicly embraced court reform proposals that many see as court packing, and that shift matters because it signals a growing willingness among establishment Democrats to reshape the Supreme Court to

Washington Faces Assassination Plot Days Before Independence

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

Glenn Beck pulls an old, dramatic slice of American history out of the attic and shines a bright light on the desperate week that birthed a nation: the plots, betrayals, a secret trial and a

FSLR Gains Traction As US Weighs China Inverter Ban

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

First Solar is in the spotlight after a report about a possible US ban on Chinese-made inverters pushed solar names higher, and investors are parsing what that means for supply chains, sales and domestic manufacturing.

Benchmark Boosts Cinemark Price Target, Signals Momentum

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

Benchmark bumped its price target on Cinemark to $37 and left the rating at Buy after a quarter that showed clearer recovery signs and better-than-expected top-line strength. The firm pointed to a hotter film slate

Americans Confront National Flaws, Choose Stewardship Over Shame

Dan Veld July 5, 2026

I trace a simple argument: our country is imperfect, but how we respond matters. Drawing on lessons from intimate caregiving and civic life, this piece argues that stewardship beats resentment every time. It looks at

Reaffirm Declaration Rights, America Marks 250 Years

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

The Declaration of Independence at 250 is both a founding creed and a continuing argument about who Americans are and what government should do; this piece traces that legacy, the challenges to its universal claims,

Steve Deace Debuts Faith Based Independence Day Children’s Book

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

Steve Deace has a new children’s book out that tells America’s story through a faith-first lens, arguing our Independence Day is rooted in obedience to God and a mission to protect religious liberty. The short,

Berkshire Hathaway Cash Boosts Returns As Rates Stay High

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

Berkshire Hathaway sits on a mountain of cash and higher interest rates have quietly turned that pile into a real income generator. This article looks at why that matters for CEO Greg Abel, how the

Compare VT And SPDW Now, Choose Best Global ETF For 2026

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

Quick take: this piece compares Vanguard Total World Stock ETF (VT) and State Street SPDR Portfolio Developed World ex-US ETF (SPDW), laying out fees, holdings, risk measures, and recent performance to help you decide which

Independence Day Highlights Historic Milestones, Must-Know Events

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

The Fourth of July threads together founding moments, strange coincidences, famous births and poignant endings, all stitched into one day that keeps drawing Americans back to the idea of freedom and national story. On July

George Washington Statue In Portland Faces Urgent Restoration

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

This piece looks at how recent iconoclasm tried to erase public memory, focusing on the toppled monuments to George Washington and Christopher Columbus, the stories those removals tell, and how communities and leaders responded to

Cornwallis Rebuilds Career After Yorktown, Returns To Power

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

After the British defeat at Yorktown, General Charles Cornwallis left the battlefield under a cloud of humiliation but did not vanish from history. This piece traces his immediate parole, the fate of his men, and

George Washington Was No Deist, Metaxas Presents Evidence

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

Eric Metaxas set out to write a lively, readable account of the American Revolution and instead found a steady stream of evidence that challenges common assumptions about the founders, especially their faith and the role

1980s Car Mods To Avoid, Neon Overhauls Still Linger

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

The 1980s left a loud fingerprint on car culture: neon lights, oversized spoilers, and chrome bling that screamed personality. This piece strolls through the era’s most iconic modifications, why they mattered then, and why some

Buy Toyota Over Ford, Secure Strong Cash Flow And Hybrid Lead

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

Toyota and Ford delivered sharply different earnings stories: Toyota rode hybrids and global diversification into robust operating cash flow despite tariff headwinds, while Ford leaned on trucks and services even as its EV arm continues

Buy SPHQ Now, It Could Lead 2026 Quality Stock Gains

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

Investors are shifting from speculative hype toward measurable results, and that shift makes the Invesco S&P 500 Quality ETF (SPHQ) a compelling option for 2026. SPHQ’s emphasis on financially healthy companies, plus a sector mix

Dunlap Declaration Captured By British Forces, Sent To London

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

On a single night in July 1776, a press in Philadelphia turned the radical act of declaring independence into words the public could read, and one of those sheets later crossed an ocean, vanished into

Statue Of Liberty Reveals Broken Chain Before 250th

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

This piece digs into a detail most people miss when they look at the Statue of Liberty: the broken chain under her robe, and what Glenn Beck says it tells us about liberty, law, and

Star-Spangled Banner Uses English Melody, Here’s Why

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

I’ll explain how the national anthem ended up wearing borrowed music, trace the melody’s London origins, describe the Anacreontic Society that first sang it, explain why the tune is so fiendishly hard to sing in

Calvin Coolidge Urges Renewed Faith In Declaration Of Independence

Dan Veld July 4, 2026

The Declaration of Independence is more than a historical document; it is the moral frame that shaped a nation. Calvin Coolidge, speaking on the 150th anniversary, argued that those founding propositions are spiritual, final, and

Dow Record Spurs Value Stock Rotation, Investors Shift Now

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

Markets flipped a familiar script: the Dow hit a record while the Nasdaq slid, and the move tells a clearer story than panic. A soft June jobs print trimmed fears of more Fed hikes, nudging

Ripple Introduces Agentic AI Payments On XRPL, Challenging Rivals

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

Ripple has rolled out an AI Starter Kit for the XRP Ledger that lets autonomous software agents pay for services and fees using XRP and a dollar-backed stablecoin via the x402 machine-payments standard, and while

US Olympian Indicted For Allegedly Damaging Lincoln Memorial Pool

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

The Justice Department says a former U.S. Olympian has been indicted after an incident at the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, with prosecutors calling it deliberate damage and the athlete insisting he did nothing wrong. The

America Reclaims Individual Will, Rejects Fatalism This Anniversary

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

America’s knack for turning ideas into action has shaped its character, and that inclination is being tested again amid the frenzy around technology and power. A famous line from a classic film captures the stubborn

World Cup Foreign Fans Praise US Freedom, Opportunity

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

Visitors who’ve come to the United States for the World Cup are posting clips that keep coming back to one idea: the country can feel like a place where you’re allowed to be yourself, try

Reclaim The Republic Now, Restore Founders’ Constitutional Order

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

The nation’s birthday should sting a little—because the rulebook our founders wrote is being ignored while a powerful, centralized class runs the show. This piece argues that elective despotism has replaced monarchy, that grievances today

Lagarosse Holdings Seeks US IPO, Targets Bordeaux Vineyard Expansion

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

Lagarosse Holdings, a Bordeaux-centered wine company registered in the Cayman Islands, has filed for a U.S. IPO as it looks to scale production, modernize its estate and push further into export markets. The filing outlines

Chartered Accountants Demand Faster Government Action On AI Regulation

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

A fresh ICAS survey shows a clear shift: chartered accountants want stronger government oversight of artificial intelligence as firms wrestle with speed, risk and trust. More than 400 members took part, and their answers underline

Plantation Father Finds Child Dead In Back Seat At Day Care

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

The family of an 18-month-old in Plantation, Florida, is grieving after a father discovered his child unresponsive in the back seat at pickup time, a mistake that ended in tragedy and has reignited warnings about

Deutsch Warns Democrats’ Socialist Turn Risks Electoral Damage

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

The segment on MS Now boiled down to one blunt argument: mainstream Democrats are being pulled toward a hard-left energy that risks turning elections into a referendum on socialism and extreme positions, and that split

Protect American Knowledge, Practice Tradition Before It Fades

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

Americans can’t treat our founding as decoration; if we want the Republic to survive its 250th year we have to practice the habits, faith, and judgments that built it, not just recite its slogans. This

Arlington Visitors Answer Memorial Plea With Tribute Photos

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

On Memorial Day a quiet plea from Sharrell Anne Shaw turned into a wave of remembrance that reached across the country and beyond. Her request for a fresh photo of her husband’s grave at Arlington

Celebrate Independence Day, Embrace Shared American Israeli Values

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

An American-Israeli voice reflects on Independence Day, tracing the shared roots of the United States and Israel in faith and sacrifice, honoring soldiers who defended freedom, and offering a heartfelt prayer for America’s future from

Take Me Out To The Ball Game Origins, Fictional Fan Inspires Song

Dan Veld July 3, 2026

The tune everyone hums during the seventh-inning stretch has a surprisingly theatrical past and a few twists most fans never hear about; this piece follows the song from a subway sign and vaudeville stages through

QuantumScape Readies Breakout As Solid State Production Advances

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

This piece looks at QuantumScape (QS) and whether it could be the next big breakout stock the market remembers the way it remembers SanDisk. It walks through the glaring bearish case about tiny demo cells

Wall Street Rapidly Upgrades Micron As Leading 2026 AI Stock

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Micron Technology’s latest quarter sent shockwaves through Wall Street as the memory chipmaker reported far stronger revenue, profit, and forward guidance than analysts expected, prompting a fresh round of bullish price-target upgrades that center on

Sony PlayStation Limits Digital Ownership Rights For Buyers

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Sony’s recent PlayStation decision highlights a familiar but uncomfortable truth: buying a digital movie or game usually means buying access, not absolute ownership, and that reality changes how we should think about purchases, preservation, and

Uwe Boll Vigilante Film Sparks Urgent Debate, Banned In Germany

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Uwe Boll’s “Citizen Vigilante” lands like a provocation wrapped in a thriller, daring viewers to confront what happens when the state’s promise of safety looks hollow and the citizen takes matters into their own hands.

Mamdani Scraps Plan For 580 NYPD Officers Amid Socialist Pressure

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

The mayor quietly pulled a planned increase in NYPD officers from his final budget after pressure from his socialist allies, leaving city leaders and residents scrambling to square crime trends with promises to cut costs.

OPM, DOGE Accelerate Federal Retirement Processing Online

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

The Office of Personnel Management and the Department of Government Efficiency quietly ended one of Washington’s most ridiculous routines by moving federal retirement paperwork out of a literal mine and into the digital age, cutting

Taylor Swift Marriage Rumor At MSG, Pat Gray Rejects It

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce marriage rumors bubbled up around a Fourth of July weekend ceremony at Madison Square Garden, and a radio panel quickly shot the idea down with blunt, sarcastic disbelief. Hosts argued

Walz Pardons Convicted Child Rapist, Stops Deportation

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

This article covers the fallout after Minnesota Governor Tim Walz granted a pardon to Tou Lue Vang, an immigrant convicted of repeatedly sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl; the Department of Homeland Security says the pardon

Melat Kiros, 9/11 Remarks Spark Alarm Among Conservative Voices

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

A Colorado candidate with a socialist label is poised for a House seat, and her remarks tying 9/11 to U.S. policy have set off a conservative backlash. The exchange, originally sparked by comments she made

Microsoft Creates Frontier Company, Deploys 6,000 Engineers, $2.5B

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Microsoft has rolled out Microsoft Frontier Company, a new operating unit backed by $2.5 billion and about 6,000 engineers to sit inside customer organizations and build, deploy and refine AI systems. The effort centralizes forward-deployed

IHC, Adani Announce $11.5bn Aluminium Project In Odisha

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Abu Dhabi’s International Holding Company and India’s Adani Group have agreed to form a 50-50 joint venture to build a massive aluminium complex in Odisha, committing $11.5 billion to an integrated refinery, smelter, captive power

You're Spending More For YouTube Premium If You Get It Through Apple's App Store

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Are you losing money every month just because you make purchases through App Store? Discover the hidden YouTube premium surcharge and how to bypass it.

America’s next 250 years depend on passing faith and freedom to our children

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

As America reaches a major milestone this July 4th, there will be elaborate fireworks, long parades and plenty of speeches about what this nation has accomplished and endured. All of that is worth celebrating. But

Masked daredevil couple climb to top of Empire State Building to unfurl banner with message

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

New York City residents were surprised to find two masked people climbing the Empire State Building just after noon on Wednesday. The New York Police Department via social media that they closed down streets near

Jason Whitlock: Race hustler Ben Crump joins Kohen Wiley’s mom in exploiting Mississippi tragedy

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Tragedy struck Senatobia, Mississippi, when police were called to Walmart for a shoplifting call. When police confronted a pair of adults, one allegedly drove a car toward the officers, who then shot at the car

Newsom signs 100% tax on any Californian who benefits from Trump 'slush fund'

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom used his official powers to try to counteract the $1.7 billion “anti-weaponization fund” proposed by President Donald Trump. On Tuesday, Newsom said in a on social media that he had

The YMCA broke the first rule of summer camp

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Since its founding in 1844, the YMCA has become a household name, earning a reputation for safety, reliability, and positive childhood experiences, such as youth sports, summer camps, and neighborhood gyms that offer something for

Glenn Beck: In an anti-American Hollywood, ‘Young Washington’ is a ‘love letter to America’

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

At a time when many Americans feel disconnected from their nation’s history, filmmaker Jon Erwin is changing that with his film “Young Washington” — a tribute to America’s founding story in honor of the country’s

'Pure evil': 16 children rescued from horrific conditions in Ohio home — parents and grandparents arrested

Dan Veld July 2, 2026

Police said that the parents and grandparents of 16 children subjected them to severe neglect and horrible living conditions described as “pure evil.” Police executed a search warrant on Tuesday at about 10 a.m. at

Morgan Stanley Raises its Price Target on U.S. Bancorp (USB)

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

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Morgan Stanley Keeps Equal Weight Rating on EOG Resources (EOG)

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

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What We Know About Russia's New 13,800-Ton 'Murmansk' Nuclear Attack Sub

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

Russia is preparing to add a formidable new submarine to its fleet. What could make this vessel one of its most significant in years?

America and Israel: A covenant, not a contract

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

The bond between America and the Jewish people did not begin with the creation of the modern State of Israel. It predates even the founding of our great country 250 years ago. This relationship has

12 Ace Hardware Finds That Are No-Brainers At Their Price

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

Ace Hardware is a great place to shop for power tools and more on a budget, and if you’re on the hunt for value options, it could have a lot to offer you.

DAVID MARCUS: Calling 9/11 'inevitable' is same as justifying it, and it is disgraceful

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

The parade of Democratic Socialists ousting incumbent Democrats rolled on in Denver on Tuesday night with upstart 29-year-old, Ethiopian-born Milot Kiros defeating Rep. Diana DeGette, first elected to the seat before 9/11. Her would-be replacement

Arrest warrants issued for pair of 16-year-old males in connection with murder of Penn State senior

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

Philadelphia Police have issued arrest warrants for a pair of 16-year-old males in connection with the murder of a Penn State University senior less than a month ago. The teens — Kaiseem Smith and Azzubair

Yet another establishment Democrat taken out by a Mamdani-like socialist from a foreign land

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

Democratic Socialists of America continue to take out establishment Democrats at the ballot box. The latest casualty is a longtime congresswoman from Colorado. On Tuesday, Gen Z upstart Melat Kiros trounced longtime incumbent Rep. Diana

Trump drops historic announcement for midterm elections

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

The president has made a major announcement regarding the upcoming midterms. President Donald Trump says he will be heading up a Republican midterm convention, the first ever, in September. ‘THE GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICA HAS

DOJ sues 2 states over latest gun-grab attempts

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

Just days before America’s 250th anniversary celebration of our independence, the Democrats’ latest attempts to take away American citizens’ gun rights are being called out by the Department of Justice. On Wednesday, the Department of

$850 million Obama Presidential Center gives ‘stolen land’ tribute: ‘Then give it back’

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

The $850 million Obama Presidential Center opened last week in Chicago — but not without a performative “land acknowledgement.” “We’d also like to take a moment to recognize the original inhabitants of the land upon

Democrats face CRUSHING math problem trying to take over the Senate, CNN's Harry Enten says

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

While Democrats are hopeful about their chances to gain control of the U.S. Senate as well as the House of Representatives, a CNN political analyst says the former is very unlikely. Harry Enten explained the

Supreme Court Upholds English Birthright Doctrine, Sparks Debate

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

The Supreme Court’s recent birthright citizenship ruling gets the history right but the conclusion wrong, trading the Revolution’s political shift for an imported English frame. This piece argues that Americans rejected perpetual allegiance to a

Truist Financial TFC Posts Annual Stress Test Results, Shows Resilience

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

Truist Financial rolled out the findings from its company-run annual stress test and the update rippled across coverage and executive moves in the banking and payments world, including fresh analyst optimism and a notable CEO

Devon Energy DVN Emerges As Top Undervalued US Energy Pick

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

Devon Energy (DVN) sits at the center of renewed analyst focus after a string of price-target adjustments and fresh coverage notes, with investors weighing near-term oil price shifts against the company’s operational improvements, cash-return plans,

Palatine Pastor Defends Church Messaging Amid Pride Protest

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

The small Palatine church at the center of a heated protest stood its ground this week after local activists gathered over digital sign messages tied to Pride Month, and the pastor says he welcomes the

Florida Voters Could Remove 60% Of Homeowners From Property Tax Rolls

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

Florida voters are facing a ballot question that could wipe roughly 60% of homeowners off the property tax rolls, promising major tax relief and a stronger claim to private property. Supporters pitch it as restoring

San Francisco Trans March Sparks Clash With Police

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

Police and marchers collided during San Francisco’s Trans March after officers arrested two people for vandalism and alleged assault, leading to multiple arrests, injuries to officers, and sharp criticism from witnesses who say the mood

Alaska Supreme Court Forces Same Name Senate Challenger Onto Ballot

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

The Alaska Supreme Court has ordered that Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. be placed on the Aug. 18 primary ballot after affirming a lower court’s decision, leaving the Division of Elections to decide how his name

Pearland ATM Robbery Injures 79-Year-Old Air Force Veteran

Dan Veld July 1, 2026

An elderly Air Force veteran was attacked and robbed after using an ATM at a Pearland, Texas store, and cellphone video later showed a juvenile taking the victim’s wallet as the community and police worked

Target Stock Jumps 33% This Year Is It Still Buyable

Dan Veld June 30, 2026

Target’s share price has climbed roughly a third this year, and investors are asking whether that move reflects real momentum or just an opportunity priced by the market. This piece looks at what has driven

Buy Nvidia Stock Now Ahead Of Potential July Rebound

Dan Veld June 30, 2026

Nvidia’s stock has had a wild streak: another strong quarter, a disappointing June, and fresh chatter about competition and valuation. This piece breaks down why July could be a turning point, laying out the headlines,

Drive High Performance Cars Now On The World’s Fastest Roads

Dan Veld June 30, 2026

If you crave speed, the world answers with a handful of places that let you test horsepower, nerve, and skill. From unrestricted stretches of pavement to salt flats that swallow the horizon, these locations offer

Trump Directs EPA To Expand Repair Rights For Car Owners

Dan Veld June 30, 2026

President Trump signed a presidential memorandum that aims to give Americans more control over vehicle repairs, loosen stringent emissions-related restrictions, and challenge a regulatory chokehold that has driven up costs for car owners and after-market

Beck Warns Of Poison Resistant Rats, Iran Missile Risks, ICE Attacks

Dan Veld June 30, 2026

Glenn Beck ties together five unsettling stories — pesticide-resistant rodents, Iran’s missile posture, the U.K. grooming scandal, an attack on an ICE facility, and rising socialist power in major U.S. cities — and draws a

Nancy Pelosi Announces Berkeley Institute Set To Open 2027

Dan Veld June 30, 2026

Nancy Pelosi is setting up a permanent home at UC Berkeley with an institute bearing her name, pledging major fundraising, and promising to teach and shape future leaders — all while her long record of

Vigilante Citizen Surges On Streaming, Sparks Global Debate

Dan Veld June 30, 2026

The new film at the center of a cultural clash has exploded online, dividing critics and audiences and touching off debates about art, migration, and free speech. What started as a censored title abroad and

Gallup Poll Finds Democrats’ Extreme Pride Drops To 14%

Dan Veld June 30, 2026

Gallup polling ahead of America’s 250th birthday shows patriotism slipping across the board, with Democrats registering a startling collapse in “extremely proud” responses while Republicans remain stoutly more patriotic. The survey tracks drops across ages,