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Towery Warns GOP, Democrats Resurge Under Mamdani, Forcing Shift

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Pollster Matt Towery warned Republicans that a newly energized Democratic wing is reshaping politics, driven by rising ultra-left voices and fresh local victories. He pointed to figures like Zohran Mamdani and recent weak GOP turnout

Trump Sanctions Tighten Pressure On Putin, Russian Energy Strains

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Victor Davis Hanson warns that the balance in the Russia‑Ukraine fight is shifting as Ukraine presses its counteroffensive and key global players quietly pull back from Moscow, and he credits recent U.S. moves for raising

NCAA Probes College Basketball Players For Alleged Game Rigging

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

The NCAA has announced that a formal investigation found several Division I men’s basketball players allegedly involved in betting-related misconduct, including attempts to manipulate game results and passing inside information to bettors. The infractions touch

Dodgers Pitcher Alex Vesia Mourns Newborn Daughter, Honors Memory

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

The Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia announced the heartbreaking death of his newborn daughter, sharing a private family moment and gratitude for the support they’ve received. He posted an intimate image and several brief messages that

Federal Grand Jury Subpoenas Brennan, Page, FBI Agent Strzok

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Federal prosecutors have issued grand jury subpoenas to former CIA Director John Brennan and former FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page as part of an expanding probe into the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation.

Trump Orders DOJ Probe Into Meatpackers, Protects Ranchers

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

President Trump has ordered the Justice Department to open a fast-moving probe of the meatpacking industry, accusing big processors of manipulating prices and squeezing both ranchers and consumers. His posts on social media and follow-up

Senate Democrats Block Pay For Troops, Federal Employees

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

The Senate failed to pass a bipartisan bill to ensure active-duty troops, Capitol Police, and federal employees would be paid during the 38-day government shutdown, and the vote exposed a partisan choice that left public

New York Advances Trump Endorsed Pipeline, Protects Energy Reliability

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

New York moved forward with the Northeast Supply Enhancement pipeline after Gov. Kathy Hochul approved a water permit, a move that cuts through green pushback and focuses on keeping energy flowing to the city; the

California Tech Jobs Flee, H-1B Policy, Crime, Taxes Drive Exodus

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

California’s tech exodus is real and painful: jobs have slid, costs and crime push workers away, H-1B competition and AI automation reshape hiring, and state policy is getting the blame. This piece looks at the

Democrats’ Shutdown Forces FAA To Cut Holiday Flights At 40 Airports

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

The looming government shutdown, driven by Senate Democrats who repeatedly voted to extend it, is already rippling into airport operations and holiday travel. The Federal Aviation Administration issued an emergency order to 40 airports to

Eric Trump Rebukes Podcaster, Defends Family Facing Political Attack

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Eric Trump forcefully pushed back after a podcast host suggested the relentless pressure on his family was just routine politics, arguing the actions they faced crossed into targeted, punitive behavior that goes beyond policy disagreements.

Gunvor Secures $2.4B ESG Credit, Risks US Security

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Energy ‘Kremlin’s Puppet’ Inks Global Climate Credit Line Deal Hours After Trump Admin Blasts It (Photo by Drew Angerer via Getty Images) November 07, 2025 3:17 PM ET Font Size: const observer = new MutationObserver((mutations)

Trump Federal Surge Restores Order In Memphis, Thousands Arrested

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

This piece examines the federal operation in Memphis that sent thousands of agents into the city, the arrest and seizure totals reported during the surge, the crime declines reflected in official data, and statements from

Trump Grants Darryl Strawberry Full Pardon, Restores Reputation

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

President Trump granted a full federal pardon to former New York Mets star Darryl Strawberry for a 1995 tax evasion conviction, a move the player publicly celebrated and one that spotlights redemption, faith, and the

NTSB Video Reveals Devastating UPS Crash, Demands Safety Answers

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

The National Transportation Safety Board released chilling footage showing the wreckage and fireball after a UPS cargo jet went down outside Louisville, Kentucky, and the new video captures the scale of destruction, the recovery effort

US Marshals Apprehend Antonio Brown, Extradited For Attempted Murder

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

U.S. Marshals have arrested former NFL receiver Antonio Brown on attempted murder charges tied to a May shooting, ending a months-long search. Authorities say the arrest followed a warrant linked to gunfire outside a boxing

ICE Probe Finds Judge Unaware Of Escape Plan, Reprimand Sought

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

The investigation into a Massachusetts judge accused of aiding an immigrant’s escape from an ICE arrest found she did not know about any plan to avoid officers, though the probe still recommends a public reprimand.

Trump Administration Secures $30M, Cornell Provides Admissions Data

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Cornell has reached a deal with the Trump administration to regain federal funding after months of scrutiny. The agreement requires payments and new compliance steps while officials hailed it as a win for merit and

China Challenges US Naval Dominance With New Carrier

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

China Tests America’s Naval Might With Latest Warship: the Fujian is now in service and Beijing is pressing its advantage at sea, rolling out a carrier that it says changes the game. This article walks

Trump Must Reclaim Economic Messaging, Restore Affordability

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Sean Spicer argues that the Trump White House needs a sharper economic message after recent electoral setbacks, urging a tone that admits progress while promising more work on affordability for families across the country. Spicer

Jeremy Renner Accused Of Sending Unsolicited Porn, Threatening ICE

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Chinese filmmaker Yi Zhou has gone public with serious accusations against actor Jeremy Renner, claiming he sent unsolicited explicit images, later threatened to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and then launched a pattern of behavior

House Republicans Demand Columbia Cut Ties With CCP Linked China Trek

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

House Republicans are raising alarms after a Columbia University student group promoted a China trip that a lawmaker says is backed by an organization tied to the Chinese Communist Party. Representative John Moolenaar wrote to

Protect Youth Sports From Social Media Pressure, Restore Parental Role

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Young athletes are getting pulled into social media in ways that don’t feel right, and that shift is changing the tone of youth sports. This piece looks at mounting pressure on middle school and early

Nancy Pelosi Profited Significantly From Decades Of Stock Trading

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Nancy Pelosi’s time in Congress created a private fortune that demands scrutiny. This piece looks at how her net worth ballooned, the role of stock trading, the political fallout, the policy posture she publicly adopted,

Leftist Host Kimmel Admits He Told Son Trump Caused His Suspension

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Jimmy Kimmel says he told his son that President Donald Trump was responsible for Kimmel’s brief suspension from television, sparking fresh questions about how the media and political figures interact when controversy erupts. The story

Online Gambling Erodes American Pastimes, Conservatives Warn

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

This piece looks at how the explosive growth of online sports gambling has changed fan behavior, damaged athlete wellbeing, and put the integrity of games at risk. It traces a few blunt examples, shows how

Zohran Mamdani Voters Chose Vibes Over Policy, Conservatives Warn

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

The piece examines why many voters said they backed Zohran Mamdani because of his image and “vibes” and what that says about modern campaigns and branding. It pushes back from a Republican perspective, arguing that

Big Tech Bias Threatens 2026 Midterms, Republicans Must Act

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

The 2026 midterms are shaping up to be a disaster for Republicans unless we confront a new Big Tech playbook that’s quietly reshaping votes and narratives. This piece lays out how tech giants are mixing

Stormy Daniels Transformation Sparks Concern Over Decency

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Stormy Daniels drew a tidal wave of reaction after a recent WGN News interview meant to promote a one-night-only comedy set, with viewers saying she looked almost unrecognizable and social media quickly seized on the

Ernst Introduces Bill To Return $65 Billion To Taxpayers

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

Sen. Joni Ernst introduced the Returning Unspent COVID Funds Act to claw back roughly $65 billion in leftover pandemic-era spending and redirect it to taxpayers. Ernst’s proposal is blunt: cancel unobligated balances from COVID relief

Endless Shutdown Threatens Washington Stability, Erodes Rule Of Law

David Gregoire November 7, 2025

The piece imagines a long federal shutdown that reshapes the country: bureaucracies idle, states scramble, churches and private charities step in, and Texas rises as a decisive power. It tracks the unraveling in Washington, the