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Congress Must Adopt EU Auto Safety Rule, Protect US Families

David Gregoire April 5, 2026

The European Union has rolled out a suite of car-safety mandates that push modern vehicles toward automatic intervention, and one standout rule — mandatory intelligent speed assistance — is something American regulators have not required

ASUS ProArt PX13 GoPro Edition Empowers Portable Creators

David Gregoire April 3, 2026

The ASUS ProArt PX13 GoPro Edition brings a focused, creative laptop to people who shoot, edit, and share on the go. This piece looks at how the collaboration shapes design, display, performance, and workflow for

Trump Ousts Bondi, Signals Tough Stance Against Democrats

David Gregoire April 3, 2026

I’ll examine why Attorney General Pam Bondi’s exit fits a familiar Trump pattern, look at how turnover serves as a performance tool, consider the political calculus ahead of midterms, survey the threats from Democratic opponents,

Washing Machines That Cut Bills, Lower Costs Today

David Gregoire April 2, 2026

This piece cuts through the noise to help you pick a washing machine that actually trims your utility bills. We’ll look at how machine design, water and energy use, capacity choices, and real-world habits combine

Democrats Facing Tax Backlash, Border Failures, Voter Shift 2026

David Gregoire March 30, 2026

The Democratic Party heads into 2026 carrying a heavy load: unpopular economic instincts, cultural positions at odds with most voters, leadership that looks out of touch, and growing stories of government waste and cronyism. This

Choose Dependable Goodyear SUV Tires, Protect Your Family

David Gregoire March 28, 2026

Picking the right Goodyear tires for your SUV doesn’t have to be a headache. This piece walks you through what matters most and how to match a tire to your driving needs, weather, comfort and

Harbor Freight Puts Practical Tools Within Reach, Save Now

David Gregoire March 28, 2026

Harbor Freight shows up where you need it and often surprises you with something useful for a price that barely makes you blink. This piece walks through why the stores are popular, what you should

Privatize TSA Screening Nationwide, Restore Airport Efficiency

David Gregoire March 27, 2026

Travelers faced starkly different security lines at major hubs: hours in Atlanta and a smooth, short wait in Orlando. The difference comes down to who runs screening — federal TSA employees versus private contractors under

America And Allies Stand Firm Against Iran Threat, Backing Israel

David Gregoire March 26, 2026

The United States is not standing alone in the fight with Iran; our partners, especially Israel and Gulf states, are bearing losses and striking back, while much of mainstream coverage plays it down or gets

Hochul Admits Wealth Flight Eroded New York Tax Base

David Gregoire March 26, 2026

Gov. Kathy Hochul admitted New York is losing the wealthy it needs to fund big government, begged for checks and even urged supporters to “visit Palm Beach and see who you can bring back home,

Congress Finally Reins In Waste, Restores Fiscal Discipline

David Gregoire March 25, 2026

Some shifts feel sudden, but most are years in the making; this piece looks at one of those late-arriving changes, why it finally landed, and what it means going forward. We walk through the context,

States Rebuild Nuclear Industry, Restore American Energy Security

David Gregoire March 24, 2026

The case for rebuilding America’s nuclear industrial base is simple: state-led hubs, smart federal support, and a restored fuel cycle will drive jobs, strengthen national security, and break our dependence on rival suppliers. This article

Conservatives Mobilize To Rebuild Urban America, Restore Families

David Gregoire March 24, 2026

After 190 days and roughly 3,000 miles on the road, the walk across America hits a forced pause for surgery and a cardiology check, but the mission to build a Leadership and Economic Opportunity Center

Virginia Lawmakers Pass Assault Weapons Ban, Governor Ready To Sign

David Gregoire March 23, 2026

Virginia’s 2026 session finished with a flurry of bills that strip practical gun ownership protections and push through sweeping restrictions. Lawmakers passed more than a dozen anti-gun measures in 60 days, and two identical bills,

DOD Bureaucrats Block AI Progress, Conservatives Push Procurement Reform

David Gregoire March 21, 2026

Project Maven and Colonel Drew Cukor tell a blunt story about how Pentagon bureaucracy can chew up a smart, effective leader who tried to bring commercial-style software practices into national defense. This piece follows how

California GOP Demands Newsom Parole Board Halt Sex Offender Releases

David Gregoire March 20, 2026

This article argues that California’s elderly parole policy has been applied in ways that put public safety at risk, especially when it sweeps in violent child sex offenders. It explains how the law works, why

Trump Moves To Protect American IP And Manufacturing Jobs

David Gregoire March 20, 2026

The Trump administration is moving beyond headlines about tariffs and quietly using every tool it has to protect American innovation, push trading partners to honor intellectual property rights, and make foreign nations pay fairer shares

NIL Reform Restores Fair Play, Protects Student Athletes Nationwide

David Gregoire March 20, 2026

I played Division I volleyball and I care about fair play and clear rules. This article argues for federal NIL reform through the SCORE Act to protect athletes, preserve scholarships, and keep college sports focused

Confronting The Manosphere, Restoring Real World Masculinity

David Gregoire March 17, 2026

This piece pulls apart the Manosphere with a close look at how certain online communities turn frustration into a shared language, why those messages stick with so many men, and what happens when online anger

Trump Reinforces Legacy By Standing Firm Against Iran

David Gregoire March 17, 2026

This piece argues that America has lived in wartime since World War II, that Iran has been a persistent enemy, and that President Donald Trump restored ruthless realism to U.S. policy—tearing up the “JCPOA,” striking

Tennessee GOP Advances Immigration Verification, Protect Taxpayers

David Gregoire March 16, 2026

Tennessee lawmakers moved a sharp, pro-taxpayer bill through committee, forcing a real conversation about who should be entitled to publicly funded education. HB 793 would require schools to verify and report students’ immigration status, and

US, Israel Hold Iran Accountable, Protect Gulf Allies

David Gregoire March 12, 2026

The United States and Israel have pushed back hard against Iran’s regional aggression, and this article argues that the fight is necessary, justified, and requires full political and financial backing from Republicans. It condemns left-wing

House Republicans Demand Senate Pass SAVE America Act Enforce Voter ID

David Gregoire March 11, 2026

The House passed the SAVE America Act a month ago, demanding proof of citizenship and voter ID to protect elections, yet the Senate has stalled. This article argues why House Republicans should refuse to advance

Trump Accepts Probe, Urges Accountability In Iran School Bombing

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

President Trump said he will accept the results of the official probe into the February strike that destroyed a girls’ school in Iran, even as video evidence and competing claims swirl. He suggested Iran could

Hegseth Defends US Leadership, Calls Israel Strong Partner

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

Pete Hegseth pushed back hard when a reporter suggested Israel had steered the United States into wider conflict, insisting the United States and President Donald Trump are calling the shots. Hegseth framed the strikes and

Trump Orders Decisive Action Against Iran, Protects America

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

President Donald Trump launched Operation Epic Fury on Feb. 28 alongside Israeli partners, a campaign framed to end Iran’s ability to threaten the U.S. and its allies. Experts and advisers argue this is more than

LA Officials Neglect Volunteer Attacked At MacArthur Park

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

Eva Woods, a Los Angeles volunteer who hands out meals in MacArthur Park, was brutally attacked while serving the homeless, leaving her jaw broken, wired shut and six teeth lost. The episode exposes how drug-driven

Ulupono Initiative, Hawaiian Electric Seek 5 Percent Oahu Rate Increase Over Two Years Ulupono Partners With Hawaiian Electric To Seek Rate Hikes Despite Past Criticism Hawaiian El

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

A green energy group has partnered with a Hawaiian electric company on a proposal to raise energy rates, despite previous criticisms of the same idea. In a joint filing with the utility commission, the Ulupono

Judge Denies Anwar Hadid Restraining Order After Alleged Bedroom Intrusion Woman Allegedly Entered Anwar Hadid’s Bedroom, Judge Denies Protective Order Court Filing Says Woman Told

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

Entertainment ‘God Sent Me’: Brother Of Supermodels Bella, Gigi Hadid Reportedly Claims Stalker Was In Bedroom (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Global Lyme Alliance) March 10, 2026 12:13 PM ET Font Size: const observer

Victor Davis Hanson Says He Was Baffled By Kristi Noem Screenshot President Trump Picks Sen. Markwayne Mullin To Replace Kristi Noem At DHS Two Congressional Hearings On Noem Prece

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson said he was “baffled” by outgoing Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem’s public transformation during a Tuesday episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.”

FBI Finds Additional IEDs Linked To Alleged ISIS-Inspired NYC Attack FBI Detonates Additional Explosive Devices Found In Bucks County Storage Unit Two Suspects From Bucks County Ti

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

US More IEDs From Suspects In ‘ISIS-Inspired’ Attack Reportedly Found And Destroyed In Controlled Detonation (Photo by Ryan Murphy/Getty Images) March 10, 2026 12:21 PM ET Font Size: An investigation into New York City’s alleged

Trump Withholds Texas Senate Endorsement To Push Passage Of SAVE Act Trump Pressures Senate Republicans By Withholding Endorsement In Texas Primary Trump Withholds Endorsement To F

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

Opinion Trump Withholds Endorsement in Texas Senate Race to Pressure GOP on SAVE Act OPINION (Photo by Roberto Schmidt/Getty Images) March 10, 2026 12:32 PM ET Font Size: President Donald Trump is withholding his endorsement

Victor Davis Hanson Criticizes Gavin Newsom’s Conduct And Record Hoover Fellow Calls Gov. Newsom ‘Utter Buffoon’ During Broadcast Hanson Points To Interviews And Remarks He Says

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

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Quentin Tarantino Responds After Rosanna Arquette Criticizes Use Of N-Word Tarantino Rebukes Arquette After Her Criticism Of N-Word Use Actress Rosanna Arquette Says She Was Appall

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

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U.S. Officials Vow To Protect American Interests After Strikes On Iran Pete Hegseth Says Administration Will Not Leave Iran After Military Operations Trump Administration Signals C

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

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Quentin Tarantino Slams Rosanna Arquette Over N-Word Criticism Rosanna Arquette Says N-Word Use In Pulp Fiction Appalled Her Tarantino Fires Back After Arquette Criticizes Pulp Fic

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

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Federal Complaints Filed Against Three Ohio Universities Over Alleged Illegal DEI Hidden Camera Footage Prompts Federal Complaints Against Ohio Universities Protect The Public’s

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

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Hold Renée Good Accountable For Throwing Explosive Device

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

The piece examines a violent protest, the dangerous homemade explosives found there, and why parts of our political culture shrug at risk. It argues that a refusal to recognize consequences has real victims, and points

Stephen A Smith Urges Voter ID After NYC Snow Rule

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

Stephen A. Smith pushed back hard on the idea that voters shouldn’t show ID, calling it absurd during a recent interview with Sean Hannity after pointing out that New York City required identification to sign

Gunfire Targets US Consulate In Toronto, Police Launch Probe

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

Toronto police are investigating after someone fired shots outside the U.S. Consulate in downtown Toronto early Tuesday, prompting a security cordon and a citywide alert. The incident happened just before 5:30 a.m. at the busy

Online Pharmacies Allow Minors To Obtain Transgender Hormones

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

The new Do No Harm report says some online pharmacies and networks make it disturbingly easy for minors to buy cross-sex hormones, and it lays out names and guides that help teens and others sidestep

Marines Stand Resolute, Honor Fallen Cartwright In Iran War

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

I look back at the first full week of the war with Iran through the face of one Marine and the questions that never leave me: what do we owe the young men and women

Congress Must Ban Autonomous Lethal Robots, Protect Americans

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

The government is barreling toward a dangerous crossroads: let agencies take sweeping control of advanced AI tools, or force Congress to set clear limits on lethal autonomous systems. This piece argues from a conservative, pro-liberty

US East Coast Faces 1,000 Mile Storm Threat, Prepare Now

David Gregoire March 10, 2026

A broad, multi-day severe weather system is tracking from the central Heartland toward the Eastern Seaboard, creating a roughly 1,000-mile corridor of thunderstorm potential. A cold front will drive storms from the Mississippi Valley through

Oil Prices Surge, Shipping Risks Threaten US Energy

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Brit Hume told viewers the recent jump in oil prices is driven less by Iran’s remaining strike capability and more by fear and shipping risk, especially around the Strait of Hormuz. He argued insurers and

Sen. Kelly Acknowledges JCPOA Curbed Iran, Warns Threat Persists

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Sen. Mark Kelly warned about Iran’s nuclear ambitions on television while insisting the country was not enriching uranium to weapons-grade levels, blaming the Trump administration’s 2018 withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal for the current

New York Bombers Charged, DOJ Seeks Justice After Planned Attack

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Two young men allegedly tied to ISIS tried to detonate explosives outside Gracie Mansion in a plot prosecutors say aimed to outdo the Boston Marathon bombing. Law enforcement moved fast, arrested them near the scene,

Trump Predicts Swift End To Iran Conflict, Signals Confidence

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

President Trump told reporters he expects the Iran conflict to end soon after striking hard at the regime, arguing the U.S. campaign has smashed leadership layers and crippled Tehran’s military capabilities. He answered direct questions

Leida Margaretha Investigated After Infant Death Ruled Non Accidental

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

The infant daughter of reality TV personality Leida Margaretha has been the subject of an agency review that concluded the death was “non-accidental,” prompting a flurry of reporting and renewed scrutiny of the family’s difficult

Mayor Mamdani Deflects, Blames Islamophobia After Alleged ISIS Attack

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Zohran Mamdani condemned bigotry and called for unity after an alleged attack involving improvised explosive devices at a protest outside his home, while police say the incident is being investigated as “ISIS-inspired terrorism.” Two men

Protect Fair Competition, Hold Disruptor Accountable After Marathon

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

The Los Angeles Marathon sprint finished in dramatic fashion after a late-race detour and on-course confusion altered the final seconds, handing the victory to American Nathan Martin by a hair over Michael Kimani Kamau. This

Antisemitism Surges, Conservatives Must Counter Extremist Politics

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

This piece looks at how extremist politics have reinvented antisemitism and turned it into a political weapon. It traces the long sweep from ancient theological hostility to modern campaigns that use Jewish people as proxies

Trump Uses Oil Strategy To Weaken China, Protect America

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

President Trump’s moves in Venezuela and Iran have reshuffled the global energy deck and put the United States in a stronger position to blunt China’s long game. By prying key oil supplies out of Beijing’s

Ben Shapiro Calls Out Piers Morgan, Defends Israel Coverage

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Piers Morgan and Ben Shapiro traded sharp words this week as their long-running disagreement over Israel and media standards flared again, with Morgan defending his interviews as free-speech journalism and Shapiro calling them a stunt

Dana White Pushes To Restore Boxing Integrity, End Politics

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Dana White is taking a direct shot at boxing’s long-standing problems with a new Zuffa Boxing effort that aims to force real matchups, stop protective matchmaking, and rebuild the sport around consistent, meaningful fights rather

Immigration Policy Fails When Newcomers Reject American Loyalty

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Olympic star Eileen Gu got a hometown hero’s send-off in San Francisco, but her celebration has reopened a raw debate about immigration and loyalty. This piece looks at how Americans are reacting, what naturalization asks

Bill Clinton Flirts With Rep Nancy Mace, Video Raises Questions

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

This piece walks through a viral deposition clip showing Bill Clinton flirting with Republican Rep. Nancy Mace, places the moment in the context of his well-known scandals, and makes the conservative case that behavior like

Iran Drone Campaign Exposes Cloud Vulnerabilities, Demands Action

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

The drone war in the Middle East has moved from localized strikes to a wider threat that can spill into the U.S. tech economy, striking at cloud infrastructure and data centers that keep our apps,

Ford Recalls Expose Widespread Safety Failures, Only GT Unaffected

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Ford’s recall sweep is striking: every model produced since 2020 has faced at least one safety recall except the GT, and the company’s recall volume exploded in 2025. This piece lays out the scale, the

LA Marathon Rewards Quitting, Erodes Merit And Accountability

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

The Los Angeles Marathon stirred debate when organizers made medals available at the 18-mile mark for runners who chose to stop there, touching off fresh arguments about participation trophies, the meaning of accomplishment, and how

NYC Mayor Mamdani Risks Stability, Taps Emergency Reserves

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

This piece looks at New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to expand free services while emptying financial cushions, the specific reserve grabs he’s proposed, the remaining budget gap, and why a conservative view sees

Georgia GOP Rick Jackson Files Defamation Suit, Targets Burt Jones

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Rick Jackson, a billionaire health care executive, sued his Republican primary rival Burt Jones for defamation after a series of social media attacks this week. The complaint, filed in Fulton County, centers on three posts

Five Iranian Women Soccer Players Seek Police Shelter, Fear Retribution

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Five members of Iran’s women’s national soccer team have reportedly sought refuge with Australian police while competing in the Women’s Asian Cup, sparking urgent diplomatic and human rights attention as fears grow over potential repercussions

NYC Mayor Failed To Name Terror Link In Protest Bombing, Jarrett Says

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Gregg Jarrett called out New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for what he didn’t say after an explosive attack at a protest, pointing to the accused attackers’ alleged ties to terrorist inspiration and to selective

Texas Democrat Praises Trans Kids At Capitol, Parents Push Back

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

This piece examines an unearthed podcast clip of Democratic Texas state Rep. James Talarico where he openly declared his affection for transgender children, places that statement in the context of his record on schools and

Walter Masterson Attack Underscores Threats To Free Speech

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

The city street became a tragic classroom on a weekend when a pair of homemade bombs almost detonated at an anti-immigration rally, and the punchline landed on the wrong people. This piece looks at the

Mike Rogers Boosts Affordability, Backs Working Families Tax Plan

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Mike Rogers rolled out a new video series built around a simple promise: make life more affordable for Michigan families by focusing on jobs, taxes, and everyday work. The launch mixes policy pitch with hands-on

Great White Sharks Ping Florida Coast, Officials Warn Beachgoers

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

Four tagged great white sharks have pinged off Florida’s Gulf Coast as spring break travel ramps up, underlining the Gulf of Mexico’s role as an important wintering habitat. Researchers and ocean trackers are following their

Pentagon Spent $93 Billion In September, Demands Fiscal Accountability

David Gregoire March 9, 2026

The Pentagon ran an unprecedented end-of-fiscal-year spending spree in September 2025, disbursing roughly $93 billion on contracts and grants in a single month. A government watchdog flagged the surge as far beyond normal year-end purchases

Swift Police Arrest Suspect After Shots Fired At Rihanna Home

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Police detained a woman after shots were reportedly fired at the Beverly Hills home of singer Robyn Rihanna Fenty while she was inside, sources say. The suspect was taken into custody at the scene and

Ja’Marr Chase Blasts Ravens After Trade For Maxx Crosby

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Ja’Marr Chase erupted on a livestream after learning the Ravens acquired Maxx Crosby, calling out the move and reacting to a text from Joe Burrow. The trade instantly reshuffles the AFC North landscape and put

Alysa Liu Defends Eileen Gu, Raises Questions About Patriotism

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Alysa Liu’s recent defense of Eileen Gu has stirred more than a little heat, and this piece lays out why many on the right see that defense as tone-deaf. I’ll walk through the context, Liu’s

Heartland Braces For New Tornado, Hail, Wind Threats

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

A fast-moving second wave of severe storms is lining up over the Heartland just days after a deadly outbreak, bringing fresh threats of tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail across a wide swath from the

Talarico Hid Colbert Broadcast Truth, Voters Deserve Answers

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

James Talarico’s team sat on a crucial detail about his Late Show appearance and then leaned into a media outrage play that paid off in views and cash. What played out was a calculated message

Nepal Elects Rapper Balendra Shah, Topples Communist Rule

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Nepal just pulled off a political shakeup most countries would pay to see. Balendra Shah, a 35-year-old engineer-turned-rapper-turned-politician, rode a populist wave to an overwhelming victory that crushed the communist establishment and handed his new

FBI, Officers Secure Kansas City Airport After Bomb Threat

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Federal and local law enforcement converged on Kansas City International Airport after a bomb threat forced a large-scale evacuation Sunday afternoon, sending travelers onto the tarmac and grounding flights while agencies worked to assess the

CENTCOM Confirms Seventh American Killed by Iranian Strike

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

CENTCOM confirmed the seventh American death from wounds suffered during Iran’s March 1 strike, a solemn reminder that Operation Epic Fury has cost U.S. lives and will shape how we respond. President Trump was present

Burgum Says Venezuela Partnership Strengthens US Energy Security

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says the new U.S.-Venezuela relationship is already delivering real benefits for American energy and national security, with oil, gold and critical minerals moving toward U.S. markets and private American companies lining

Iran Clerics Say They Installed New Supreme Leader, Name Withheld

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Iran’s clerical leadership says it has picked a new supreme leader, though the name remains sealed and the process is clouded by mixed signals. Senior members of the Assembly of Experts insist a majority decision

Mayor Mamdani Faces Accountability After Wife Liked Oct. 7 Posts

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani found himself under a harsh spotlight after questions surfaced about his wife liking social media posts that appeared to celebrate the Oct. 7 attack. Reporters pressed him at a

Energy Secretary Says Iran Disruption Temporary, Supplies Resume Soon

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Energy Secretary Chris Wright pushed back hard on stories about looming shortages, calling the U.S.-Iran clash a temporary disruption and arguing energy will flow. He told Fox News Sunday the marketplace is well supplied, credited

Trump Calibrates Diplomacy With Iran, Protects American Interests

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

The recent strikes on Iran and the administration’s response raise tough questions about how we balance force with diplomacy as President Donald Trump prepares for his upcoming visit. This piece looks at the meaning of

Tomi Lahren Slams DHS $220 Million Ad, Demands Accountability

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Tomi Lahren unloaded on Kristi Noem’s taxpayer-funded Department of Homeland Security ad, arguing the $220 million spot turned a serious mission into a sideshow and distracted from immigration priorities. Lahren’s criticism landed as officials debated

UFC 326 Garbrandt Vomits After Groin Kick, Opponent Penalized

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

UFC 326 served up one of the most chaotic, hard-to-believe nights in recent memory when Cody Garbrandt absorbed multiple groin strikes, vomited in the Octagon, charged at his opponent in a flurry of emotion and

Former FACE Convict Warns Biden Against Weaponizing Law

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Jonathan Darnel, who was once federally prosecuted under the FACE Act, warns conservatives not to celebrate using that same law against protesters, arguing it will cement a tool that future Democrats will wield to crush

Messi Salary Revealed, Owners Demand Sponsors Shoulder Costs

David Gregoire March 8, 2026

Lionel Messi’s pay packet at Inter Miami has been laid bare: co-owner Jorge Mas says the superstar pulls in roughly $70 million to $80 million a year when you count salary plus ownership shares and

Trump Blocks Offshore Wind, Protects American Energy Independence

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

I’ll argue that Trump’s campaign against offshore wind has already scored a political win, explain why reversing permits hurts long-term energy goals, show how permitting reform—not permit rescission—advances American energy dominance, highlight the economic and

Blast Hits US Embassy In Oslo, Authorities Hunt Suspects

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

The U.S. Embassy in Oslo was hit by an explosion in the early hours, police say, prompting a heavy response from local authorities and an active investigation that has so far found only minor damage

Trump Energy Dominance Shields Americans From Iran Conflict Fallout

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

This piece explains how American energy strength has softened the blow of the Iran conflict for U.S. consumers, why pump pain has been limited so far, and how U.S. natural gas and LNG leadership shift

Nippon Life Sues OpenAI After ChatGPT Caused $300,000 Legal Costs

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

Nippon Life Insurance Company of America has sued OpenAI, alleging that its chatbot ChatGPT gave a company employee faulty legal guidance that prompted her to try reopening a settled case. The suit says the interaction

Cuellar Calls Out Talarico, Urges Stronger Border Controls

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

I’ll explain what Rep Henry Cuellar said on Fox News, quote the exchange that sparked the reaction, contrast his border-first views with James Talarico’s “welcome mat” comment, note Cuellar’s voting record on DHS funding, and

Rubio Delivers Trump Agenda In Spanish, Reassures Latin Allies

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

Marco Rubio stepped into a high-profile diplomatic role at the Shield of the Americas Summit, speaking directly to Latin American leaders in Spanish to deliver President Trump’s message, spotlighting a tough stance on cartels and

Trump Honors Fallen Americans Killed By Iranian Drone Attack

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

The dignified return of six American service members who died after an Iranian retaliatory strike landed at Dover Air Force Base, where President Trump and other leaders paid respects, underscored the cost of the current

Richmond Leaders Condemn Pro-Palestine Watermelon Mural

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

A mural in Richmond’s Brookland Park neighborhood has ignited a debate after it depicted a dark-skinned woman holding a slice of watermelon with seeds that spelled out “Free Palestine.” Local civil rights leaders say the

Kevin Kiley Files No Party Bid, Battles Newsom Gerrymander

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

Kevin Kiley says he’s fighting back after California’s new maps, backed by Governor Gavin Newsom, sliced up his district and handed Democrats a major advantage. The congressman announced he will run as “No Party Preference,”

Pope Leo XVI Appoints Nuncio To United States, Honors American Faith

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

Pope Leo XVI, who hails from the United States, has named Archbishop Gabriele Caccia as his apostolic nuncio and personal representative to the U.S., a move that reshuffles Vatican ties with Washington and the American

Trump Extends War Insurance, Hormuz Shutdown Drives Oil Spike

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

The Strait of Hormuz shutdown is squeezing global oil flows, spiking Brent crude and driving U.S. pump prices higher while producers scramble to store or cut output. This article breaks down how maritime disruptions, rising

Justice Secures Conviction Against IRGC Agent Who Targeted Trump

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

An Iranian operative was found guilty by a federal jury for plotting political murders on American soil, including an attempt to target President Donald Trump, after a sting operation and cooperative source exposed the scheme.

US Military Strikes Narcoterrorists, Supporting Ecuador Operations

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

The U.S. military stepped in to back an anti-narcoterrorism campaign in Ecuador, using targeted kinetic action alongside Ecuador’s forces to strike drug-running networks that have become violent, organized and openly terroristic. This article lays out

Sen. Kennedy Demands DHS Accountability Over Management Problems

David Gregoire March 7, 2026

Sen. John Kennedy publicly pushed back on internal chaos at the Department of Homeland Security, arguing that distractions inside the agency are weakening the GOP’s standing on immigration and pulling focus from the administration’s priorities.