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Trump Promised 10% Credit Card Cap, Still No Action

David Gregoire February 23, 2026

President Trump pushed a one-year, 10% cap on credit card interest as a way to give families immediate relief, and that idea deserves a close look. This piece walks through the promise, the voluntary approach

DHS Warns Democrats Shutdown Threatens Disaster Aid, Security

David Gregoire February 23, 2026

The Department of Homeland Security has put emergency measures in place as a partial government shutdown forces it to conserve funds and personnel, hitting TSA, FEMA and CBP with immediate operational limits. Secretary Kristi Noem

Team USA Clinches Olympic Gold, Canada Claims They Were Better

David Gregoire February 23, 2026

The U.S. beat Canada in overtime for Olympic hockey gold, Jack Hughes scored the winner, and Nathan MacKinnon’s postgame remark — “You be the judge of who was the better team today,” said MacKinnon, according

EPA Rescinds CO2 Vehicle Rule, Restores Regulatory Restraint

David Gregoire February 23, 2026

EPA’s recent move to strip its authority to regulate tailpipe greenhouse gases marks a real turning point, not just for U.S. policy but for poorer nations watching Western regulators shape global rules. This piece argues

Mar-a-Lago Breach Fueled By Epstein File Obsession

David Gregoire February 23, 2026

A man armed with a shotgun was shot and killed by Secret Service agents while trying to breach Mar-a-Lago, and newly reported text messages suggest his actions were driven by an intense fixation on the

USA Hockey Delivers Double Olympic Gold, Restores National Pride

David Gregoire February 23, 2026

Team USA’s men’s and women’s ice hockey teams both won Olympic gold in Milan-Cortina 2026, and a local seafood restaurant celebrated by offering every player free crabcakes for life, a gesture that lit up fans

Team USA Triumph Stuns Canada, MacKinnon Reacts Angrily

David Gregoire February 23, 2026

Team USA edged Canada 2-1 in overtime to win men’s Olympic hockey gold, and the aftermath delivered one of the tournament’s meme-worthy moments when Canada’s star Nathan MacKinnon visibly bristled at the stuffed mascot handed

Voters Demand Border Enforcement, Warn ICE Has Overreached

David Gregoire February 22, 2026

Americans voted for tough immigration enforcement and expected results, but a year into the effort many now worry ICE is crossing a line. This piece looks at public support for deportations, how self-deportation is being

Northeast Nor’easter Forces Communities To Brace, Officials Mobilize

David Gregoire February 22, 2026

A powerful nor’easter is organizing off the East Coast and is forecast to explode into a bomb cyclone that will hammer the Interstate 95 corridor with heavy snow, fierce winds, and coastal flooding. This piece

Trump Kennedy Center Vandalized, Toxic Attack Triggers Federal Probe

David Gregoire February 22, 2026

The Trump-Kennedy Center’s outdoor ice rink was deliberately damaged by a toxic substance in a brazen attack that forced the cancellation of a scheduled performance, touched off a fresh round of political vitriol, and put

Secret Service Protects Mar-a-Lago, Fatally Shoots Armed Intruder

David Gregoire February 22, 2026

Early Sunday morning, U.S. Secret Service agents and a Palm Beach County deputy shot and killed a man who forced his way into the inner perimeter at Mar-a-Lago, authorities said. The intruder, described as a

NYC Forces Three IDs To Shovel Snow While Voters Need None

David Gregoire February 22, 2026

New York City is asking residents who want to earn money shoveling public sidewalks to show multiple IDs, including photos and a Social Security card, and that rule has sparked loud complaints from conservatives who

Conservative Leaders Urge Action Against China Over Jimmy Lai Sentencing

David Gregoire February 22, 2026

Jimmy Lai’s recent sentencing in Hong Kong is a stark signal: a once-free city is being reshaped under a law that criminalizes dissent. This piece looks at who Lai was, what he did, how the

Bessent Defends Trump Tariffs After SCOTUS Ruling, Says Revenue Stable

David Gregoire February 22, 2026

Scott Bessent, Treasury Secretary, told Maria Bartiromo that the administration will keep tariff revenue intact and press on with layered trade measures after the Supreme Court limited the president’s powers under IEEPA, and he defended

DHS Suspends PreCheck And Global Entry Amid Congressional Shutdown

David Gregoire February 22, 2026

The Department of Homeland Security has pulled the plug on TSA PreCheck and Global Entry amid the current funding standoff, a move that will slow airport throughput and frustrate millions of travelers. This article lays

ESPN Drops Sunday Night Baseball, Elevates Women’s Sports Sundays

David Gregoire February 22, 2026

ESPN is swapping its long-running primetime baseball show for a block devoted to female sports, a move that reshapes how the network will present live games and invest resources. Starting Summer 2026, “Women’s Sports Sundays”

Mazeroski Dies At 89, Pirates Icon Secures Baseball Legacy

David Gregoire February 22, 2026

Bill Mazeroski, the Hall of Fame second baseman known for the only walk-off home run to end a Game 7 in World Series history and a lifetime of defensive brilliance, has died at 89. He

Cardinal Dolan Rebukes Socialist Mayor Mamdani, Defends Catholics

David Gregoire February 21, 2026

Cardinal Timothy Dolan, newly retired as New York archbishop, publicly pushed back after Mayor Zohran Mamdani left him and other Catholics off key civic events and defended Vice President JD Vance against a remark Dolan

Pentagon Struggles To Allocate Massive $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget

David Gregoire February 21, 2026

The Pentagon is staring at a planned jump to a $1.5 trillion defense budget and still hasn’t settled on how to spend it, leaving the White House scrambling to shape a proposal on time. Leaders

Stellantis Restores Diesel, Prioritizes Drivers Over Brussels

David Gregoire February 21, 2026

Stellantis’ decision to revive diesel across a range of European models marks a clear market-first pivot away from an all-electric fantasy imposed by regulators and political elites, and it exposes how consumers still value range,

Ticketmaster Price Controls Harm Artists And Fans, Conservatives Call Out

David Gregoire February 21, 2026

Here’s a quick look at what follows: I’ll explain why Ted Nugent’s criticism of Ticketmaster matters, outline how price caps could hurt competition, connect the dots between Live Nation’s business incentives and proposed policy, and

US Attorney Pick Blocked By Administration, Reasserts Authority

David Gregoire February 21, 2026

The Eastern District of Virginia judges tried to name their own interim U.S. attorney this week, and the Justice Department moved quickly to undo it. The court installed veteran litigator James Hundley after Lindsey Halligan

Election Integrity Campaign Led By Lesko To Restore Trust

David Gregoire February 21, 2026

DEBBIE LESKO: The Road To True Election Integrity In America lays out a straightforward promise: secure the vote, restore trust, and hold systems accountable. This piece explains why election integrity matters from a local to

Trump Team Must Expose Deep State, Secure Midterm Wins

David Gregoire February 21, 2026

Mike Benz, a former State Department official and investigative reporter, says the Trump administration has a rare chance to put the deep state on the defensive by unleashing a serious transparency push. He argues that

Armed New York Man Breaches Nevada Power Station, Sparks Terror Probe

David Gregoire February 21, 2026

A man from New York reportedly drove a rental car through a secured gate at a Nevada power facility, died at the scene from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot, and left behind a dangerous cache of

Dershowitz Urges Sharper Legal Defense For Trump’s Tariff Power

David Gregoire February 21, 2026

Alan Dershowitz told Newsmax that President Trump’s lawyers framed the tariff case poorly, and the Supreme Court’s 6–3 ruling that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize tariffs highlights a constitutional tug of

Congress, FBI, DOJ Move Against Antifa Funders, Probe Nonprofits

David Gregoire February 21, 2026

Republican Rep. Brandon Gill says federal authorities will mount a “two-front fight” against anyone funding Antifa, combining congressional oversight with criminal enforcement to strip unlawful tax benefits and pursue prosecutions tied to political violence. Gill