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Homan Defends ICE Masking, Rejects Democrat Unmasking Demands

David Gregoire February 15, 2026

Tom Homan squared off with CBS host Ed O’Keefe over Democratic demands that federal immigration agents remove masks on duty, arguing those calls ignore a dramatic uptick in threats and doxing aimed at officers and

Foreign Investors Bankroll Lawsuits, Inflate Consumer Prices

David Gregoire February 15, 2026

Americans are hurting from higher prices, and one little-discussed cause is the rise of third-party litigation funding that supercharges jury awards and pushes costs onto consumers. This piece explains how these foreign-backed funds profit, dodge

Kansas Owner Refuses Sale, Blocks ICE Transfer After Alleged Arson

David Gregoire February 15, 2026

The owner of a South Kansas City warehouse has stepped back from any sale after weeks of heated rumors and a troubling arson attempt at the site rumored to be considered for Immigration and Customs

Trump Moves To Enforce Voter ID Nationwide For 2026

David Gregoire February 15, 2026

President Trump has warned he will sign an executive order to require voter identification for the 2026 midterm elections if Congress fails to act, pushing the election-integrity fight into a national showdown. House Republicans narrowly

US Forces Intensify Strikes Against ISIS In Syria, Sustain Pressure

David Gregoire February 15, 2026

The U.S. Central Command says American forces carried out a fresh round of strikes in Syria this month, aiming to blunt ISIS’s ability to regroup and attack. Between Feb. 3 and Feb. 12, commanders reported

Trump Rescinds EPA Endangerment Finding, Restores Rule Of Law

David Gregoire February 15, 2026

President Trump and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin formally ended the 2009 Endangerment Finding on greenhouse gases, a move framed as restoring legal clarity and undoing decades of judicial and regulatory overreach. This piece explains why

CBO Report Warns Debt Threatens Growth, Urges Fiscal Reforms

David Gregoire February 15, 2026

The latest Congressional Budget Office outlook makes one thing painfully clear: federal spending is outpacing growth and the resulting debt accumulation is a real threat to prosperity. The report credits the One Big Beautiful Bill

University Of Miami Hospital Wastes Taxpayer Dollars

David Gregoire February 15, 2026

The University of Miami Health System’s glossy new lobby went viral for the wrong reasons, and that spectacle exposes a deeper problem: taxpayer-funded nonprofits spending on luxury while basic patient care collapses. This piece looks

Sheriff’s SWAT Executes Search Near Nancy Guthrie, Vehicle Towed

David Gregoire February 14, 2026

A concentrated law enforcement operation unfolded near Nancy Guthrie’s home as SWAT and investigative units executed warrants and towed a vehicle, while authorities continue to piece together leads in the search for the missing 84-year-old.

AOC Undercuts US Credibility On Taiwan At Munich Conference

David Gregoire February 14, 2026

At the Munich Security Conference, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez delivered a halting, 40-second reply when pressed on whether the United States should send troops to defend Taiwan if China invaded. She avoided a clear yes or

Rubio Affirms U.S. Commitment To Europe, Urges Stronger Alliance

David Gregoire February 14, 2026

Secretary of State Marco Rubio used a keynote at the Munich Security Conference to reassure Europe that the United States remains a committed ally, to call for stronger borders and institutions, and to insist that

Abigail Spanberger Grill Photo Sparks Conservative Backlash

David Gregoire February 14, 2026

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger walked into a photo op meant to celebrate local ranchers and walked out with a viral embarrassment, a pale pile of meat and a feed of mocking replies. The picture from

Ex Obama Counsel Enlisted Epstein, Resigned After Ties Revealed

David Gregoire February 14, 2026

Former Obama White House counsel Kathy Ruemmler leaned on Jeffrey Epstein while responding to a 2014 report that an advance team volunteer may have been linked to a prostitution scandal. Newly released emails show back-and-forth

Rogan Rips DOJ Redactions, Warns Handling Epstein Files Harms Trump

David Gregoire February 14, 2026

Joe Rogan blasted the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein records and said the staggered releases and heavy redactions make the Trump administration look terrible. The Department of Justice has disclosed millions of pages under the

Senator Collins Backs SAVE Act, Upholds Filibuster Safeguards

David Gregoire February 14, 2026

Sen. Susan Collins has signaled support for the House-passed SAVE America Act after language was changed to require photo ID rather than proof of citizenship, while drawing a firm line in favor of preserving the

Jarrett Slams Walz Demand For Federal Payouts After Anti ICE Riots

David Gregoire February 14, 2026

This piece takes a hard look at Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s demand that the federal government pay for damages tied to immigration enforcement unrest, and why critics like Gregg Jarrett and former border czar Tom

Towery Warns AOC 2028 Run Will Pull Democrats Left

David Gregoire February 14, 2026

Republican pollster Matt Towery warns that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s presumed 2028 White House bid could push the Democratic Party toward a long-term leftward shift, squeezing out moderates and reshaping the party’s identity as it chases

Senate Republicans Must Pass SAVE America Act Now, Secure Elections

David Gregoire February 14, 2026

Republicans just moved a major election-integrity bill through the House and now the Senate has a choice to make: finish the job or watch momentum evaporate. This piece breaks down why the SAVE America Act

Trump EPA Moves To Repeal Endangerment Finding, Lower Costs

David Gregoire February 13, 2026

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Democratic Sheriff Refuses FBI Access To Guthrie Case Evidence

David Gregoire February 13, 2026

This report looks at the controversy in Pima County after the Democratic sheriff declined FBI access to forensic evidence in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance, the family’s pleas for help, and the political context around local

Kevin James Rejects Political Rants, Defends Family Friendly Comedy

David Gregoire February 13, 2026

Kevin James says he’s staying out of politics and doubling down on clean, family-friendly comedy, explaining that he wants to give people a break from constant conflict and keep his material universal and hopeful. const

France Sends Letters To Reverse Declining Birthrates, Protect Families

David Gregoire February 13, 2026

France has started mailing personal letters to 29-year-olds urging them to consider having children, and conservatives should be blunt about what that reveals: a government trying soft persuasion instead of fixing the real problems keeping

Los Angeles Flushes $1 Million On Prefab Restroom, Taxpayers Protest

David Gregoire February 13, 2026

Los Angeles recently installed a prefab, two-stall public restroom at Runyon Canyon with a price tag approaching $1 million, sparking sharp criticism over city spending and priorities. The project highlights familiar fights over government waste,

GOP Delegation Secures US Mexico Wargames, Targets Cartels

David Gregoire February 13, 2026

A bipartisan delegation of U.S. lawmakers persuaded Mexican legislators to approve a joint military training exercise after initial resistance, a move that dovetails with the Trump administration’s push to pressure cartels and secure the border.

Washington Post Corrects, Concedes Trump Announced Guard Withdrawal

David Gregoire February 13, 2026

The Washington Post issued a correction after reporting that federalized National Guard troops left three U.S. cities without public notice, only to acknowledge President Donald Trump had publicly announced the withdrawals weeks earlier. This piece

Olympics Ice Dance Americans Cry ‘Rigged’ After French Judge Scores

David Gregoire February 13, 2026

The Milano Cortina ice dance final exploded into controversy after one judge’s scores shifted the gold away from Americans Madison Chock and Evan Bates and into the hands of France’s Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume

DC Water Chief Under Fire After 300M Gallon Potomac Spill

David Gregoire February 13, 2026

Washington, D.C.’s main water utility says it is “continuing to assess” a massive January sewage collapse that sent over 300 million gallons of raw wastewater into the Potomac River, a primary source of drinking water

UK Court Blocks Deportation Of Bangladeshi Migrant With 20-Year Term

David Gregoire February 13, 2026

A UK tribunal has allowed a Bangladeshi migrant known as MM to stay, finding that deporting him would likely mean a lengthy prison term based on an in absentia conviction tied to political activity; the

West Coast Storms Threaten Infrastructure, GOP Leaders Demand Action

David Gregoire February 12, 2026

Major Pacific storms are lining up to bring heavy rain to lowlands and feet of mountain snow to the West, offering real relief to regions hammered by an unusual snow drought while also raising flood

ATF Reverses NFA Permit Denials After Gun Rights Backlash

David Gregoire February 12, 2026

The ATF quietly reversed course after a gun-rights group exposed agency denials of tax-free NFA permits, and the response highlights a bigger fight over who gets to control Second Amendment access. This piece walks through

Jennifer Siebel Newsom Interrupts Press, Conservatives Condemn

David Gregoire February 12, 2026

Media Mauls Gavin Newsom’s Spouse Over Bossy Briefing captures a scene where Jennifer Siebel Newsom stepped into a crowded California press room and publicly scolded reporters for not focusing on Planned Parenthood, setting off a

DOJ Indicts Two, Protects Taxpayers From $10 Million Medicare Fraud

David Gregoire February 12, 2026

A federal indictment out of Chicago accuses two Pakistani nationals of running a scheme that allegedly stole roughly $10 million from Medicare and private insurers, the Department of Justice said. Authorities claim the operation used

AI In Schools, Parents Demand Limits To Protect Children

David Gregoire February 12, 2026

Parents are waking up to the reality that artificial intelligence is already inside many classrooms, and conservative parents want common-sense rules to keep schools accountable. This piece lays out what concerned families and school boards

Rich Millennial Creator Trades Online Fame For Family, American Dream

David Gregoire February 12, 2026

PewDiePie’s shift from global internet celebrity to a deliberately quieter life abroad shows a creator choosing family, learning, and daily rhythms over constant performance, and this article traces that pivot, the controversies that marked his

DOJ Monitors Lawmakers Accessing Epstein Files, Prompts Oversight

David Gregoire February 12, 2026

The Justice Department is accused of tracking members of Congress as they reviewed sealed Jeffrey Epstein records, a claim that set off shouting matches and sharp questions during a House Judiciary Committee hearing. A photograph

House Passes Trump Backed Election Integrity Bill, Cuellar Joins

David Gregoire February 12, 2026

The House passed a Trump-backed overhaul aimed at tightening election rules, squeaking by 216-213 with only one Democrat breaking ranks. The SAVE America Act would add proof-of-citizenship registration, require voter ID at the polls, and

US Curler Rich Ruohonen Slams ICE, Sides With Protesters At Milan

David Gregoire February 12, 2026

US curling skip Rich Ruohonen used his Olympic media moment in Milan to criticize Immigration and Customs Enforcement and to praise Minnesota protesters, a move that landed squarely in the middle of a broader debate

Southern Communities Brace For Flooding, Officials Urge Preparedness

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

The South is facing a rising flood threat as a large storm system shifts eastward this weekend, bringing heavy rain from the Desert Southwest through the Plains and into the Deep South. Forecasts point to

Republicans Push SAVE Act, Secure Election Integrity Now

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

Republican lawmakers are pushing back after Democratic Rep. Delia Ramirez erupted on the House floor about the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, a proposal that would require proof of U.S. citizenship and photo ID for

Trump Directs Military To Defend Grid With Coal Power

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

President Trump signed an executive order directing the Department of War to strike long-term power purchase agreements with coal-fired plants, tying coal production directly to military and grid reliability needs; the move aims to stabilize

Jim Ratcliffe Warns Mass Immigration Risks UK Economy, Taxpayers

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of Manchester United and a heavyweight industrialist, warned that Britain risks economic collapse unless immigration and benefit policies change. He pointed to soaring benefit rolls and a jump in population tied to

Maxwell Likely Waived Fifth Amendment By Talking To DOJ

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

Elie Honig told viewers that Ghislaine Maxwell may have undercut her own Fifth Amendment protection by speaking at length to federal officials, and that Congress faces a blunt choice: force the issue through the courts,

Trump Eyes Second Sweeping Bill, Signals Bigger Tax Cuts

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

President Donald Trump is openly discussing a follow-up to his “Big, Beautiful Bill,” signaling that Republicans may bundle sweeping policy changes again to lock in tax cuts, strengthen border and defense funding, and push election

Pass SAVE America Act Now, Secure Voter Registration Integrity

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

The SAVE America Act demands a simple update: require proof of U.S. citizenship to register and require photo ID at the polls. This piece argues, from a Republican perspective, that those two common sense steps

Charlie Woods Commits To Florida State, Chooses Tradition

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

Charlie Woods, son of Tiger Woods, has verbally committed to play college golf at Florida State University as part of the 2027 class, a choice that bends expectations and stirs local rivalry. This piece lays

Democrats Push Judicial Warrants, Endanger ICE Enforcement

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

Democrats are pushing a demand that federal immigration agents secure judicial warrants before making arrests on private property, a change that critics say would gut enforcement, clog courts and hand anti-enforcement activists a political win.

ICE Arrests Prompt Rand Paul Rebuke Of Katie Couric

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

Sen. Rand Paul pushed back hard when Katie Couric downplayed the share of ICE arrests tied to violent crime, arguing the debate is about real victims and public safety, not statistics. The exchange exposed a

Resigned Minnesota US Prosecutor Joins Don Lemon Defense Team

David Gregoire February 11, 2026

A former Minnesota federal prosecutor who recently left the U.S. Attorney’s office has joined Don Lemon’s defense as the case around his livestream at a St. Paul church moves forward. The development adds a political

Colombian President Petro Accuses Cartels After Surviving Attack

David Gregoire February 10, 2026

Colombian President Gustavo Petro says he survived an assassination attempt after his helicopter was forced away from the coast and into open water, and his latest account has reignited debates about security, criminal power and

DC Water Admits Human Error, Potomac E. Coli 100 Times Higher

David Gregoire February 10, 2026

DC Water admitted a significant reporting error after a massive sewage spill in the Potomac River drove bacterial contamination far beyond initial estimates, revealing e coli counts 100 times higher than first reported and exposing

Trump Religious Liberty Hearing Erupts, Panelists Clash Over Israel

David Gregoire February 10, 2026

The Religious Liberty Commission’s public hearing at the Museum of the Bible was meant to tackle antisemitism and religious freedom in private life but instead spiraled into sharp arguments over Zionism, free speech and theological

US Sends 200 Troops To Help Protect Christians In Nigeria

David Gregoire February 10, 2026

The United States plans to send roughly 200 troops to Nigeria to help train local forces in hunting Islamist militants and protecting persecuted Christians, a move tied to recent U.S. policy actions that flagged Nigeria

Rangers Honor Nolan Ryan With Replica Blood-Stained Jersey Giveaway

David Gregoire February 10, 2026

The Texas Rangers are handing out replica versions of Nolan Ryan’s famously blood-stained jersey, and it’s stirring up a mix of nostalgia, confusion, and downright weirdness. The giveaway ties back to the 1990 moment when

Congressional Stock Trading Ban Would Deter Qualified Candidates

David Gregoire February 10, 2026

Brit Hume argues that banning members of Congress from trading stocks outright is the wrong answer, even as allegations about Rep. Ilhan Omar’s husband’s rapid wealth increase have renewed calls for stricter oversight. This piece

US Moves To Counter Xi Purge, Bolster Military Ties

David Gregoire February 10, 2026

Xi Jinping’s recent purge of senior generals in the Central Military Commission signals more than routine internal politics. This piece looks at what happened, why it matters for Taiwan and the United States, and what

Pistons Hornets Brawl Sparks Police Response, Four Players Ejected

David Gregoire February 10, 2026

Last night’s Pistons-Hornets game turned into a scene you don’t see every night: bodies, punches and four players ejected in a wild, escalating brawl. What began as a contact in the paint spiraled into multiple

San Francisco Shooting Injures 49ers Lineman Keion White

David Gregoire February 10, 2026

Keion White, a defensive lineman for the San Francisco 49ers, was shot in the ankle early Monday in San Francisco and underwent successful surgery. Authorities say the wound is not life-threatening and the team has