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Olbermann Attacks Lou Holtz, Conservatives Demand Accountability

David Gregoire March 5, 2026

Keith Olbermann drew sharp backlash after a post about the late Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz, prompting a flood of defense for Holtz and anger toward Olbermann from fans and commentators alike. “Keith Olbermann is

Restore Price Transparency, Make Hospitals Publish Real Costs

David Gregoire March 5, 2026

A straightforward push for price transparency in American health care is long overdue: patients deserve to see real prices before procedures, a proposed law would force hospitals and labs to post clear costs, and bipartisan

GOP Sen Steve Daines Withdraws From 2026 Race, Leaders Mobilize

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Steve Daines dropped a surprise decision at the last possible moment, quietly withdrawing from Montana’s Senate race as the filing period closed. His exit reshuffles the GOP field in a state that had been considered

Fairfax Prosecutor Released Violent Illegal Immigrant, Woman Killed

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Police records and internal emails obtained after the killing of Stephanie Minter show Fairfax County officers repeatedly warned prosecutors about a violent repeat offender, but he was freed and later accused of murder. The accused,

McMahon Warns Democrats Money Will Not Fix Literacy Crisis

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Linda McMahon pushed back hard this week against Democratic claims that pouring more federal dollars into schools will fix the literacy emergency, arguing that money alone is not the answer and that Washington’s role should

Rhode Island Clergy Abuse Report Demands Justice, Prosecutions

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

A new state report says Rhode Island authorities uncovered widespread alleged child sexual abuse by Catholic clergy spanning decades, shedding light on hundreds of victims, dozens of accused priests and deacons, and institutional failures that

Lou Holtz Dies At 89, Notre Dame Mourns Values Leader

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Lou Holtz, the Hall of Fame coach who led Notre Dame to the 1988 national title, has died at 89. This piece recounts his last days, the response from Notre Dame’s current coach and community,

Navy SEAL Senator Forces Out Left Wing Protester, Restores Order

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Sen. Tim Sheehy, a former Navy SEAL, stepped in when a left-wing protester disrupted an Armed Services hearing and resisted arrest, sparking a tense scuffle in the Hart Senate Office Building that left participants shaken

Trump Racing To Protect Americans From Iran Energy Disruptions

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

The Iran conflict has rattled global energy flows and sent oil prices higher, but the Trump administration moved quickly to blunt the blow by offering political risk insurance and naval escorts to keep tankers moving.

Republicans Demand Bondi Testify, Hold Her Accountable For Epstein Files

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

The House Oversight Committee moved to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi after a 24-19 vote that saw five Republicans join Democrats, centering fresh fights over the Justice Department’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and

DOJ Can Withhold Medicaid From Minnesota Over $9 Billion Fraud

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Gregg Jarrett told a national audience that federal law gives the U.S. government the clear ability to withhold Medicaid funds from Minnesota if state leaders fail to stop widespread fraud. He pointed to regulatory authority

San Francisco Math Teacher Placed On Leave, Parents Demand Answers

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

A veteran San Francisco high school math teacher was placed on indefinite leave amid complaints over quiz questions that several parents and students called sexist and demeaning. The exam reportedly used weight and names as

Climate Alarmists Infiltrate Institutions, Undermine Public Trust

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

The piece argues that climate alarmism has moved from public activism to institutional subversion, embedding activists inside trusted organizations to launder their message. It highlights high-profile examples, shows how bureaucracies have become vectors for ideology,

Texans Oust Crenshaw, Elect Steve Toth To Defend Values

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Texans delivered a sharp rebuke to Rep. Dan Crenshaw in the Republican primary, choosing state lawmaker Steve Toth by a decisive margin and handing conservatives a clear win. The upset marks the first congressional incumbent

Border Security Threatened By Talarico Welcome Mat Plan

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Texas Democrat James Talarico stirred controversy by casting the U.S.-Mexico line as a soft, welcoming threshold, a stance Republicans see as dangerous and out of touch with reality. He beat Jasmine Crockett in a tight

Fetterman Praises Trump Strikes Against Iran, Rebukes Democrats

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Sen. John Fetterman broke with many in his party to praise President Trump’s strikes on Iran, calling them effective and arguing Democrats should admit the actions achieved key objectives; this piece looks at his comments,

Hegseth Insists US Will Outlast Iran Missile Campaign

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Pete Hegseth told reporters the United States can sustain the fight with Iran and that Tehran cannot simply wait the U.S. out, even amid chatter that America’s interceptor stockpiles are strained. He insisted U.S. forces

Crockett Accuses Republicans Of Targeting Dallas After Loss

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett blamed Republicans after a Texas court paused an order keeping Dallas polls open late, then publicly complained as she trailed and ultimately lost a Democratic primary to James Talarico. Her campaign

US Submarine Sinks Iranian Warship, Shows Naval Resolve

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

The U.S. Navy sank an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean this week, a move confirmed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amid rising tensions in the region. Sri Lankan authorities recovered dozens of sailors from

Conservatives Demand End To Foreign Wars, Protect American Families

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

I’ll make this plain: small-town men sent off to fight have come home broken, and that loss reshapes families, culture, and what our daughters can expect from men in their lives. This piece looks at

Burgum Must Block UNESCO Overreach, Protect Okefenokee

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

This piece argues that the Biden-era UNESCO nomination for the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge should be withdrawn by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, laying out the timeline, local resistance, and the broader clash with America First

Trump Dismisses Iran World Cup Participation, Prioritizes US Security

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

President Trump made a blunt, unapologetic remark when asked about Iran competing in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, shrugging off the drama and signaling that American priorities don’t hinge on Tehran’s participation. The tournament will

Texas Voters Oust Left Wing Crockett, Elevate Talarico

David Gregoire March 4, 2026

James Talarico captured the Texas Senate Democratic nomination, defeating incumbent Rep. Jasmine Crockett in a race that saw Talarico take 53.1 percent to Crockett’s 45.6 percent with roughly 86 percent of ballots counted, and now

Restore Affordability, Make Democrats Answer For Price Increases

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

The Democrats’ new pitch about “affordability” rings hollow when you look at the record, and this piece makes that case plainly: their policies drove up prices and squeezed families, while recent GOP moves have prioritized

Cornyn And Paxton Secure May Runoff To Protect Texas Conservatives

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

The Texas Republican Senate primary did not produce a clear winner, sending longtime Sen. John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton into a May 26 runoff after none of the major candidates cleared a

Secure Critical Minerals Supply, Protect Against China

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

Washington long treated critical minerals as a permit problem that paperwork could solve, but reality has exposed a different fight: these resources are strategic tools in a global economic contest. This piece explains how market

Democrats Expose Hypocrisy Over Iran, Obama’s Libya Strikes

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

The piece examines a glaring double standard: top Democrats loudly demanded congressional approval for President Trump’s strikes on Iran while previously defending President Obama’s Libya campaign without the same insistence. It traces the public back-and-forth

Yellowstone’s Echinus Geyser Erupts After Six Years

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

The Echinus Geyser in Yellowstone’s Norris Basin erupted in February after roughly six years of quiet, briefly reviving interest in one of the park’s most unusual hydrothermal features. Scientists watched a bursty return of activity

Trump DOJ Moves To Hold Maduro Successor Accountable, Sources

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

The Trump administration is pressing Venezuela’s acting leader, Delcy Rodríguez, with a clear message: cooperate or face consequences. Federal prosecutors have reportedly drafted corruption and money laundering charges tied to PDVSA activity between 2021 and

GOP Must Limit FISA 702 Overreach, Protect Constitutional Rights

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

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House Oversight Accommodates Clintons, Weakens Epstein Probe

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

Republican lawmakers on the House Oversight Committee say travel deals and low member turnout have blurred the committee’s Epstein depositions, prompting questions about priorities, transparency and who actually showed up to hold powerful people accountable.

BLM Founder Caught Fighting Employee, Accused Of Misusing Donations

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

This article reports on a physical confrontation in Waukegan, Illinois, involving Black Lives Matter Lake County founder Clyde McLemore and project manager Nyesha A. Hill. It covers the police response, conflicting accounts about money and

Pentagon Confirms Four US Soldiers Killed During Operation Epic Fury

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

The Pentagon has confirmed four U.S. Army service members were killed during Operation Epic Fury, a weekend clash tied to rising tensions with Iran. This article lays out who died, how the military announced the

TikTok Influencer Held Accountable, Ordered To Pay $10 Million

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

A federal jury in Boise hit a social media influencer with a $10 million judgment after finding she falsely accused a University of Idaho professor of involvement in the 2022 student murders. The case unfolded

Swalwell Opposes Deportations, Critics Warn Of Weakened Borders

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

Republicans are calling out Rep. Eric Swalwell after he told “Situation Room” co-hosts Wolf Blitzer and Pamela Brown that “protecting the homeland” did not involve deporting illegal immigrants, arguing that his view puts agents and

Fast Track AI Data Center Permits, Protect American Security

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

AI infrastructure is now a strategic front in the competition with China, and America needs to build capacity fast while keeping communities and markets on board. This piece argues for rapid, disciplined deployment of hyperscale

Braves DH Jurickson Profar Faces 162-Game Suspension, Loses $15 Million

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

Jurickson Profar is facing a full-season suspension after testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug for the second time in a year, a blow that costs him pay, playoff eligibility, and a spot in international play.

Israel Strikes Assembly Of Experts Meeting During Leadership Vote

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

Israeli forces reportedly struck a meeting of Iran’s Assembly of Experts in Qom as members were said to be voting on a successor to the supreme leadership. Multiple accounts surfaced describing a precise strike during

Jury Convicts Georgia Father, Upholds Parental Accountability

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

The father of a teenager accused in the deadly Apalachee High School shooting was convicted Tuesday on second-degree murder and cruelty-to-children charges after a jury concluded he allowed access to the AR-style rifle used in

Commerce Secretary Lutnick Agrees To Cooperate With House Oversight

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has agreed to sit for an interview with the House Oversight Committee about his past ties to Jeffrey Epstein, a move Republicans say shows cooperation and transparency while critics press for

Urban America Needs Principles, Not Party Promises, Today

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

I’ll argue that Urban America needs timeless American principles, not a political party; I’ll draw on real streetside encounters from a Walk Across America; I’ll highlight the harm of dependency and identity politics; I’ll show

AI Systems Penalize Faith-Based Businesses, Threaten Religious Freedom

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

Artificial intelligence is reshaping commerce, and not always in ways that respect religious conviction. This piece looks at how automated systems can flag and marginalize faith-based employers, why that matters for religious liberty and the

Student Walkouts Turn Violent, Schools Sacrifice Safety For Politics

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

This piece argues that recent school walkouts have crossed from protest into dangerous mob behavior, catalogs several violent incidents tied to student demonstrations, criticizes activist and union involvement that encourages unsupervised actions, and urges school

JD Vance Warns US Must Avoid Iraq Afghanistan Mistakes In Iran

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

On Fox News, Jesse Watters put Vice President JD Vance on the spot about whether America is headed back into the kind of open-ended quagmires we saw in Iraq and Afghanistan after the new strikes

Central US Communities Brace For Severe Storms, Tornadoes

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

Millions across the Central United States should prepare for multiple days of severe weather, with storms tracking from Texas into the Mississippi Valley and beyond. Expect a parade of hazards: tornadoes, very large hail, hurricane-force

Red Wings Launch Chicken Tender Zamboni Bucket, Celebrate Americana

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

The Detroit Red Wings have leaned into the weird and wonderful side of fan merch with a new food-collectible crossover: the “Chicken Tender Zamboni Bucket.” This piece looks equal parts novelty and nostalgia, and it

Israeli Racer Alon Day Balances Duty, Family Amid Iran Retaliation

David Gregoire March 3, 2026

Alon Day, an Israeli racecar driver competing in Florida, found himself torn between the track and his family in Israel after U.S. and Israeli forces launched strikes on Iranian targets. He spoke openly about the

Umar Dzhabrailov Found Dead, Moscow Police Report Apparent Suicide

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

Russian businessman and former senator Umar Dzhabrailov was found dead in Moscow in early March, reportedly from a gunshot wound. Authorities have said the scene and evidence point toward suicide, but investigators continue to examine

Kamala Harris Praises Protesters Who Block ICE, Threaten Enforcement

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

Former Vice President Kamala Harris praised protesters who blocked Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in Minneapolis, calling the street-level resistance “fantastic” and “beautiful” during a YouTube conversation with education and labor leaders. The remarks landed

Austin Terror Attack Reveals Broken Immigration System Under Biden

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

The Austin terror attack that killed and wounded civilians lays bare how legal immigration pathways and lax vetting can be exploited, and it forces a serious national security conversation. This piece walks through the suspect’s

House Farm Bill Elevates Foreign Agribusiness Over States, Families

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

I’ll point out why the new Farm Bill’s preemption language is dangerous, explain how it sidelines state voter choices, show who benefits from nationalizing standards, highlight the risk to family farms and consumer choice, and

Gorsuch Defends Gun Rights, Questions Founders’ Drinking History

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

The Supreme Court grappled with whether people who use marijuana can be banned from owning guns, and Justice Neil Gorsuch pushed back hard on the government’s historical defense. Arguments centered on how the nation’s past

Rising Gas Prices Threaten GOP, Call For Conservative Action

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

This piece warns that a surge in energy costs driven by the Iran conflict could hand electoral trouble to Republicans the way high gas prices helped sink Joe Biden’s standing in 2022. It traces how

Fetterman Backs Trump Iran Strike, Acknowledges Nuclear Threat

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

Here’s a clear rundown: a prominent Democratic senator unexpectedly backed President Trump’s strikes on Iran, calling the action justified against a persistent nuclear threat; the U.S. and Israel reportedly killed Iran’s top leader and dozens

CENTCOM Confirms Three US Troops Killed, Several Wounded

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

CENTCOM says three U.S. service members were killed and five seriously wounded as Operation Epic Fury continues, with Iran responding by launching missiles and drones; President Trump announced the strike, and major combat operations are

Oklahoma Strengthens Protections, Safeguards Right To Worship

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

Americans deserve to enter houses of worship without fear, and recent events show that when the federal government fails to act, states must step in to defend religious liberty; this piece looks at disturbing protests

Trump Warns More US Service Members Could Die In Iran

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

President Donald Trump acknowledged that American casualties in the Iran conflict could rise, honoring fallen service members and framing the fight as grim but necessary. His remarks stressed the high stakes, praised the troops, and

Apple Faces China Taiwan Risk, Shareholders Demand Accountability

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

This piece argues that Apple and other major U.S. corporations are dangerously unprepared for a China–Taiwan crisis, critiques board and shareholder complacency, highlights a shareholder proposal asking for clearer disclosure about China exposure, and calls

Cardinals Introduce All-You-Can-Eat Tickets For 2026 Season

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

The St. Louis Cardinals are rolling out an all-you-can-eat ticket called “Coca-Cola Unlimited” that gives fans unlimited concession visits during games, seating in the so-called Big Mac Land, and a classic ballpark menu of fries,

Colorado QB Dominiq Ponder Dies, Speed Suspected In Crash

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

Dominiq Ponder, a 23-year-old quarterback for the Colorado Buffaloes, died in a single-car crash early Sunday in Boulder County. Authorities say his 2023 Tesla Model 3 left the roadway, struck a guardrail and an electrical

Trump Honors American Heroes At SOTU, Urges SAVE Act

David Gregoire March 2, 2026

President Trump used the State of the Union to spotlight real American heroes, celebrate national achievements, and press Congress to act on election integrity with the SAVE America Act. He framed the moment as a

Stop Europe’s Censorship, Defend American Speech And Innovation

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

Europe’s cascade of heavy-handed rules is not an abstract policy debate — it is a real threat to free speech, American innovation, and transatlantic partnership. This piece argues that Brussels’ regulatory push, from content policing

Braves Stars Albies, Acuña Trade Patriotic Trash Talk

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

The Braves’ locker room turned into a friendly battlefield when Ozzie Albies and Ronald Acuña Jr. started trash talking before the World Baseball Classic, trading jabs and making a jersey bet that adds real spice

US Consulate Attack Leaves At Least Nine Dead In Karachi

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

Deadly clashes broke out in Pakistan after reports that Iran’s Supreme Leader had been killed during recent U.S. and Israeli strikes, with protesters trying to storm the U.S. Consulate in Karachi. Hundreds turned violent, at

Texas Senate Primary Tests Conservative Unity, Cornyn Faces Paxton

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

I spent a day in Dallas where local chatter, foreign protests and a bruising Senate fight collided, and what I saw was a snapshot of how Americans — from long-married couples to young activists —

US Air Power Ends Khamenei Threat, Washington Must Act

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

The sudden death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the unfolding Operation Epic Fury mark a decisive moment shaped by American air and space dominance, presenting a chance to blunt Tehran’s military reach and refocus U.S.

Trump Confirms Khamenei Death After US, Israel Strikes

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

This article reports President Donald Trump’s confirmation that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in strikes attributed to the United States and Israel, the evidence and reactions that followed, and the broader security

Trump Strikes Iran After Rebuilding Nuclear Program, Officials Say

David Gregoire March 1, 2026

Senior U.S. officials say the recent strikes on Iranian targets were forced on the administration after Tehran rebuilt key pieces of its nuclear program and reportedly prepared to strike U.S. assets, ending negotiations that were