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Master Manual Car Control, Shift Out Of Sequence Safely

Doug Goldsmith May 29, 2026

Driving a stick isn’t just nostalgia; it’s about direct mechanical feedback and a level of control that lets you bend the usual sequence of driving actions when conditions call for it. This piece explores why

Decode USB Port Colors, Learn Why Blue Red Black Vary

Doug Goldsmith May 28, 2026

You probably noticed blue, red, and black USB-A ports and wondered what the fuss is. Those colors are shorthand for different speeds, power abilities, or vendor choices, while USB-C keeps a uniform look that hides

ACSI 2026 Shows Android Maker Beats Apple, Shifts Rankings

Doug Goldsmith May 28, 2026

ACSI’s 2026 results flipped expectations, showing a major Android smartphone maker edging out Apple on user satisfaction, and this piece unpacks what that shift means for buyers, builders, and the market at large. Most people

Google Launches New Fitness Tracker, Now Sends AI Summaries To Phone

Doug Goldsmith May 27, 2026

Google’s newest fitness device blends familiar hardware with smarter summaries, turning raw health numbers into quick takeaways on your phone. This piece walks through what the device tracks, how the AI organizes the data, real-world

NAACP Urges College Football Boycott Over Redistricting Maps

Doug Goldsmith May 27, 2026

The NAACP’s “Out of Bounds” campaign uses college football as leverage in redistricting fights, dragging a beloved sport into partisan battles and raising fresh questions about consistency, principle, and the proper role of civil rights

Honor Memorial Day Sacrifice, Renew America’s 250th Resolve

Doug Goldsmith May 26, 2026

This piece looks at Memorial Day as more than a holiday and asks what we owe the fallen: it argues that remembering their sacrifice demands a daily commitment to freedom, community and responsibility, examines how

Army Widow Recalls Humvee Accident, Military Community Salutes

Doug Goldsmith May 25, 2026

I was handed a life that changed in an instant: my husband, Andy, died in a Humvee accident during an Army Reserve training exercise, and a routine drive home turned into a rolling memorial. What

Discover Where Your Smart Doorbell Stores Video, Who Sees It

Doug Goldsmith May 25, 2026

Your smart doorbell records more than your porch — and where that footage lives matters. This piece walks through the common storage options, who might see recordings, and the practical steps you can take to

Compare US and European Traffic Lights, Key Differences

Doug Goldsmith May 24, 2026

Traffic lights seem mundane until you notice the small details that split how Americans and Europeans signal drivers and pedestrians. This piece takes a close look at the practical differences and the reasons behind them,

Avoid Unreliable Car Models, Protect Your Wallet Now

Doug Goldsmith May 23, 2026

Thinking about buying a car means balancing style, price and, most of all, reliability. This piece walks through the kinds of models and design choices that often lead to headaches, what warning signs to watch

Former DOJ Prosecutor Indicted For Stealing Jack Smith Report

Doug Goldsmith May 23, 2026

Former Justice Department prosecutor Carmen Mercedes Lineberger has been indicted for allegedly taking and hiding confidential DOJ material, including a copy of Special Counsel Jack Smith’s final report, and the case draws sharp contrast with

Apple’s Major Acquisitions Reshape Future Products and Services

Doug Goldsmith May 22, 2026

Apple doesn’t run a sprawling corporate empire of subsidiaries, but it has quietly reshaped the tech world through targeted acquisitions, snapping up companies that filled gaps in talent, tech, and services and then folding them

Score Walmart Memorial Day Deals On Gadgets, Cameras, Smartphones

Doug Goldsmith May 22, 2026

Walmart’s Memorial Day weekend sale is packed with solid markdowns across entertainment, cameras, smartphones, and more, and this article walks you through what to watch for, which categories often deliver the best value, and smart

Toyota Drops Manual Corolla, Sends U.S. Buyers Away

Doug Goldsmith May 22, 2026

I’ll explain why you can’t buy an affordable Toyota Corolla with a manual transmission in the U.S., outline what’s left for driving purists, explore the forces that pushed manuals out of the lineup, and offer

Ryobi Power Tools Offer Better Value Than Milwaukee Today

Doug Goldsmith May 21, 2026

Milwaukee often gets the nod for pro-grade performance, but budget brand Ryobi closes the gap in real-world use more than people expect. This piece looks at where Milwaukee still leads, where Ryobi surprises, and how

Senate Republicans Face Test, Delivering ICE Funding Now

Doug Goldsmith May 21, 2026

The Republican majority faces a simple test: turn a clear electoral mandate on border security into real governing results. This piece looks at the reconciliation fight over enforcement funding, the internal fractures that threaten the

Secure Your Gadgets Before TSA Checkpoints, Avoid Loss

Doug Goldsmith May 19, 2026

TSA lines are chaos, and expensive gadgets love slipping away when you’re juggling shoes, laptops, and patience. This piece lays out straightforward travel habits that reduce the chance of losing your tech, keep your devices

Ryobi Foldable Garage Gear Reclaims Floor Space, Quickly

Doug Goldsmith May 19, 2026

Ryobi doesn’t just churn out cordless drills and mowers; the brand quietly builds smart folding gear that makes garages feel bigger and work smarter. This piece highlights foldable items designed to cut clutter, free up

Android Owners, Prepare For Nine Key OS Features 2026

Doug Goldsmith May 19, 2026

Android owner? You’ll want to know about these nine features coming to an operating system near you in 2026. This article walks through the biggest changes you’ll see, why they matter, and how they’ll change

Compare GMC And Chevy Full Size Truck Depreciation Today

Doug Goldsmith May 19, 2026

Quick note: this piece breaks down how big GMC and Chevy trucks and SUVs lose value, what drives that depreciation, which models tend to hold up better, and practical tips to protect resale worth so

Hantavirus Evacuation Sparks Urgent Quarantine In Nebraska

Doug Goldsmith May 18, 2026

Dr. David Brett-Major, a seasoned infectious disease specialist, led the U.S. State Department evacuation of Americans exposed to the Andes strain of hantavirus from the Canary Islands to Nebraska, coordinating a modified air transport, biocontainment

Lexus Owners Unlock Five Exclusive Perks You Should Use

Doug Goldsmith May 18, 2026

If you drive a Lexus, you probably know the cars feel thoughtfully designed, but beyond the craftsmanship there are a handful of owner perks worth tracking down. This piece walks through five practical benefits that

Compare Goodyear And Cooper Tires, Find Key Differences

Doug Goldsmith May 18, 2026

Quick snapshot: this piece explains how Goodyear and Cooper differ now that Goodyear owns Cooper, why shoppers see distinct choices under the same corporate roof, and what to consider when picking tires for price, performance,

ROKAF Confirms Combat Ready Indigenous Fighter After Decade

Doug Goldsmith May 18, 2026

The Republic of Korea Air Force has spent more than a decade designing and building a new fighter, and the program has finally reached a milestone: early production aircraft are declared ready for combat. This

Discover Why Goodyear’s 1950s Illuminated Tires Never Launched

Doug Goldsmith May 18, 2026

Goodyear’s 1950s experiment with translucent tires that could be lit from the inside sounds like a midcentury fever dream, and this piece explains the practical reasons it never left the drawing board. We’ll look at

Tina Peters Freed From Nine-Year Term After Polis Clemency

Doug Goldsmith May 16, 2026

This piece examines the controversial imprisonment and eventual clemency of Tina Peters, explains why many conservatives see her sentence as excessive and politically charged, lays out the legal and political battle around her case, highlights

Score Affordable Pickup Trucks, Top Budget Picks This Year

Doug Goldsmith May 14, 2026

This piece walks through practical options for budget-friendly pickup trucks, pointing out models that deliver value, what to watch for when shopping, and smart ways to keep ownership costs down so you can get hauling

Compare Douglas Tires To Goodyear, See What You Give Up

Doug Goldsmith May 14, 2026

This piece looks at what you trade off when you pick Douglas tires over a premium name like Goodyear, covering price, performance, longevity, comfort, and the practical buying choices that matter to everyday drivers. Price

China’s H-20 Stealth Bomber Still Missing In 2026

Doug Goldsmith May 13, 2026

The H-20 stealth bomber is China’s long-promised strategic strike aircraft that was first unveiled in 2016 but, as of 2026, still hasn’t shown itself in public. This article walks through what officials, analysts, and commercial

Find Costco Gadgets Under $100, Top Budget Picks Now

Doug Goldsmith May 13, 2026

Costco is a smart place to hunt for gadgets that actually do the job without draining your wallet. This piece walks through why their under-$100 picks matter, what to look for when you buy, and

FAA Proposes Rules, Nation Must Secure Critical Sites Now

Doug Goldsmith May 13, 2026

The rise of cheap, ubiquitous drones is a clear national security problem that demands fast, no-nonsense action: civilian chaos at wildfires, probes over military bases, and the looming threat to critical infrastructure show we cannot

Car Modification That Cuts Fuel Economy, Experts Warn

Doug Goldsmith May 13, 2026

This piece digs into a single, common car modification and why it often backfires on fuel economy. You’ll get a clear look at how the upgrade changes the physics of driving, what that means for

El Cajon Mayor Sues California AG Over Welfare Checks Ban

Doug Goldsmith May 12, 2026

I never planned to sue my own state, but recent decisions by Sacramento forced our hand. This piece explains why El Cajon took California Attorney General Rob Bonta to court, the law at the center

Teen Takeovers Surge, Cities Demand Tougher Prosecutors

Doug Goldsmith May 12, 2026

We are watching a collapse of order on our streets driven by what the media calls “teen takeovers,” and this piece argues plain things: these events reveal a loss of fear of authority and God,

Milwaukee Shockwave Accessories Meet Higher Torque Demands

Doug Goldsmith May 10, 2026

Milwaukee’s Shockwave accessories promise tougher performance under higher torque than the brand’s standard attachments, and this piece cuts through the marketing to explain what that actually means on the job. We’ll look at materials and

Sheep Detectives Crack Murder, Deliver Heartfelt Family Mystery

Doug Goldsmith May 9, 2026

The new family mystery movie “The Sheep Detectives” turns a cozy English whodunit into a warmhearted adventure where a flock of unusually sharp sheep take the lead, blending laughs, emotion and a genuine sense of

Georgetown Law Drops Morton Schapiro, Citing Student Backlash

Doug Goldsmith May 9, 2026

I’m catching heat for defending people I’ve long criticized, but that’s the point: free speech must be consistent, even when the target is unpopular. This piece looks at the uproar over former Northwestern president Morton

Trump Lawyers Thrive Amid Surging Legal Battles In Washington

Doug Goldsmith May 8, 2026

Washington is feeding a legal gold rush where political fights, media wars and regulatory maneuvers keep law firms flush with work. This piece looks at how high-profile figures from both sides, but especially allies of

Ford Coyote 5.0 Owners File Lawsuits Over Excessive Oil Use

Doug Goldsmith May 6, 2026

The Ford Coyote 5.0 engine oil consumption issue has left many owners frustrated and prompted multiple class action lawsuits; this article explains what the problem looks like, who is affected, what the lawsuits claim, and

Dry Car Vents Daily, Prevent Mold And Musty Cabin Air

Doug Goldsmith May 5, 2026

Your car’s vents can hide moisture, odors, and mold, and this article shows why that happens and a single, easy habit that keeps your cabin air noticeably fresher and healthier. Vents are more than air

Approve Nexstar Tegna Deal, Protect Local TV News Now

Doug Goldsmith May 4, 2026

The Nexstar-Tegna deal is a straightforward, pro-growth transaction built to save local newsrooms, not to concentrate some mythical media empire. This piece argues that regulators should let these companies combine resources to survive and compete

Compare Harbor Freight Fuel Transfer Pumps Now For Best Fit

Doug Goldsmith May 4, 2026

Looking for the right fuel transfer pump at Harbor Freight means weighing ratings, pump style, what fuels it’ll handle, and how much you’re willing to spend. This piece walks through those four essentials so you

Service Chainsaw Air Filter Today, Avoid Engine Problems

Doug Goldsmith May 4, 2026

Keeping your chainsaw ready for work starts with the air filter, and this piece walks you through what the air filter does, how to spot trouble, safe cleaning techniques, and when to swap it out

Gulfstream G550 Celebrities Who Still Fly Their Private Jets

Doug Goldsmith May 3, 2026

The Gulfstream G550 is a favorite among high-profile travelers for its mix of long range, plush cabins, and reliability, and this article explores who chooses it, why it fits their lifestyles, and how people balance

Harbor Freight Tools Outperform Makita With Hidden Power

Doug Goldsmith May 3, 2026

Harbor Freight has a reputation for deep discounts, but some of its lesser-known tools punch above their weight and outdo pricier Makita models in real-world performance. This piece looks at why these under-the-radar picks deserve

Skip These Milwaukee Tools If You’re New To DIY Projects

Doug Goldsmith May 3, 2026

If you’re eyeing Milwaukee gear and just starting out, this piece walks you through which big-name tools are more trouble than they’re worth for beginners and why opting for simpler, lighter options often makes smarter

Evaluate Michelin Pilot Super Sport Tires Before Your Next Purchase

Doug Goldsmith May 3, 2026

I’ll walk through what the Michelin Pilot Super Sport offers, who it suits, how it behaves in dry and wet conditions, what to expect on wear and comfort, and how it stacks up against alternatives.

New Archaeology Book Reframes Jesus Evidence, Tops Bestsellers

Doug Goldsmith May 3, 2026

A new, widely read book argues that recent archaeological finds make the historical case for Jesus stronger than ever, and its climb to the bestseller lists has people paying attention. The book surveys ossuaries, papyri,

Automakers Cut Engine Choices, Hurt Consumer Freedom

Doug Goldsmith May 2, 2026

Cars used to come with a buffet of engine choices, and that freedom shaped how people bought and drove. This article lays out the practical forces that ended the buffet and shows how regulations, costs,

Hunley Discovery Uncovers Key Clues, Reopens Questions

Doug Goldsmith May 2, 2026

The H.L. Hunley was a Confederate submarine that changed naval warfare and left behind one of the most gripping mysteries in maritime history. This article traces the vessel’s design, the sudden loss of its crew,

Protect Family Savings, Study Finds Brand Beats Toyota, Honda

Doug Goldsmith May 1, 2026

If you’re shopping for a new car and want to dodge surprise repair bills, this piece will walk you through where maintenance costs really come from, why big reputations like Toyota and Honda are not

Lowe’s Spring Deals To Upgrade Yard And Home Security

Doug Goldsmith May 1, 2026

Looking for the quickest ways to boost curb appeal and home safety this season? This piece walks through five standout spring deals at Lowe’s that deliver real value, explains why they matter, and gives practical

Trump Compels Iran Toward Final Agreement, Enforcing Naval Blockade

Doug Goldsmith April 30, 2026

Donald Trump has steered an intense confrontation with Iran into a real test of American will, and this article looks at his wartime posture, founder-style leadership, the risks he took, the small team he trusted,

B-21 Raider Advances, Bolsters USAF Readiness For 2027

Doug Goldsmith April 30, 2026

The U.S. Air Force’s B-21 Raider stealth bomber is deep in flight testing as engineers and flight crews push the program toward scheduled deliveries to USAF bases in 2027. Tests are working through performance, avionics

Dyson Expands Beyond Vacuums, Boosts Consumer Tech Innovation

Doug Goldsmith April 30, 2026

Dyson is best known for its sleek, high-performance vacuum cleaners, but the company quietly builds a surprising range of other gadgets that mix bold design with serious engineering. This article tours the non-vacuum side of

King Charles Wins Trump Praise, Urges Strong US UK Alliance

Doug Goldsmith April 29, 2026

King Charles III gave a forceful address to Congress that mixed family memory, faith, and clear calls for practical cooperation between the United States and Great Britain. He threaded historical ties through specific policy priorities

QX65 Style Impresses, Hidden Mechanical Flaws Alarm Drivers

Doug Goldsmith April 29, 2026

The new QX65 borrows heavily from the bold Infiniti FX playbook, delivering a striking look that demands attention, but the beauty masks some mechanical compromises that matter once you drive it. This piece walks through

Tire Icon Clinches 106th Customer Satisfaction Award, Drivers Act

Doug Goldsmith April 28, 2026

Looking for dependable new tires for your daily commute? This piece walks through why an iconic tire maker, fresh off a record-setting 106th customer satisfaction award, deserves a second look, what riders should expect from

Bishop Warns Religious Liberty Under Attack, Calls For Action

Doug Goldsmith April 28, 2026

I’m wrapping up my service on the Presidential Commission on Religious Liberty and I want to lay out what happened, why I took the call, and why the reaction from some corners missed the point.

House Farm Bill Betrays Small Farmers, Rewards Corporations

Doug Goldsmith April 28, 2026

The House is about to vote on a major farm bill that will shape farming, food prices, and regulation for years. This piece looks at the stakes for producers, consumers, courts, and the regulatory choices

AI Counter Drone Systems Strengthen National Security, Defend Homeland

Doug Goldsmith April 27, 2026

Around the world, militaries and private firms are racing to stop hostile drones, and artificial intelligence is at the center of that push. This piece looks at the kinds of systems being built, how AI

Boomers Control Trillions, Millennials Close Wealth Gap Fast

Doug Goldsmith April 27, 2026

I’ll cut straight to it: this piece looks at who really holds wealth in America, how millennials have surged toward ownership, why paper wealth can feel hollow, and what this means for anyone who wants

Florida Air Bases Strengthen Homeland Defense, Support Troops

Doug Goldsmith April 27, 2026

Florida hosts 19 military installations across all branches, and that mix includes a significant number of Air Force and joint aviation facilities. This article looks at what those bases do, how they shape local economies

Georgia Boosts Emissions Enforcement To Protect Drivers

Doug Goldsmith April 27, 2026

This article explains a Georgia program that checks vehicle emissions, why it exists, where it operates, and what drivers need to know to comply and keep the air cleaner. It covers the program’s purpose, the

JD Power Warns EV Charging Habits Are Driving Up Costs

Doug Goldsmith April 26, 2026

JD Power’s new findings show that rising electric vehicle charging bills are only part of the picture; everyday habits around when, where, and how drivers charge are quietly adding up and pushing costs higher than

Harbor Freight Tools Deliver Smart Savings For Self Reliant Americans

Doug Goldsmith April 26, 2026

Harbor Freight is famous for low prices and a huge selection, and this article walks through what you should consider when shopping there. I’ll point out the categories that deliver real value, the items to

US Forces Cripple Iran Regime, Secure Airspace Within Days

Doug Goldsmith April 25, 2026

This piece lays out how Iran’s ruling system has been weakened across its nuclear, missile, naval and economic capabilities, how its regional networks and command structure have been battered, and why turning that setback into

3D Printing Mistakes Beginners Must Avoid, Fix Quickly

Doug Goldsmith April 25, 2026

Here’s a quick, punchy guide to the most common 3D printing mistakes beginners make and how to avoid them, written to get you printing cleaner, faster, and with less frustration. You’ll read about calibration basics,

SPLC Indicted For Funding KKK, Diverting Millions In Donations

Doug Goldsmith April 25, 2026

The Southern Poverty Law Center built a reputation as the nation’s anti-hate champion for decades, but recent indictments allege a very different story: that the group profited from stoking division and even funneled money to

Volkswagen Tiguan Proves Dependable, Is Reputation Justified?

Doug Goldsmith April 24, 2026

The Volkswagen Tiguan started as an awkward newcomer and has quietly evolved into one of the brand’s most consistently sensible choices in the compact SUV space, balancing space, comfort, and relative reliability. This article looks

Take Control Of Your Yard With Home Depot Smart Tools, Save Time

Doug Goldsmith April 23, 2026

Home Depot now stocks a range of outdoor tech that makes your yard easier to manage and more fun to use. This piece walks through practical gadgets—from sprinklers to speakers—that bring smart convenience to lawns

DOJ Indictment Exposes SPLC Funding Of White Supremacists

Doug Goldsmith April 23, 2026

The Department of Justice indictment this week blew open allegations that the group calling itself an “anti-racism” organization has been operating like a secretive spy ring and even funneled money to the very extremists it

Samsung TVs Fall Behind Rivals In Performance, Value

Doug Goldsmith April 23, 2026

Samsung makes some of the best TVs on the market, but several rivals now challenge its crown by beating it on price, panel tech, and specific features; this piece explores where Samsung shines, where competitors

Trump Extends Ceasefire, Iran Seizes Ships, Tests US Resolve

Doug Goldsmith April 23, 2026

President Donald Trump’s surprise decision to extend a ceasefire with Iran “until Tehran’s leaders can come up with a unified proposal.” has frozen a tense moment into an open-ended pause, even as hardline elements in

Fuel Efficient Tires That Boost Your Gas Mileage Now

Doug Goldsmith April 22, 2026

Tires do more than ride smooth and look good; they quietly steal or save fuel with every mile. This piece walks through why tires matter for gas mileage, what to look for when hunting fuel-efficient

US Policy Confronts Iran, Boosts Stability Across Middle East

Doug Goldsmith April 22, 2026

I argue that confronting Iran and its proxies was a necessary, hard choice, one that finally gave hope to millions in the Middle East who want normal lives, not endless conflict. The cost has been

Epoxy Repairs Car Engine Block, When Used Correctly

Doug Goldsmith April 21, 2026

Epoxy can be a surprisingly useful tool when addressing small engine block problems, but it is not a cure-all. This article explains when epoxy makes sense, how to prepare and apply it, what limits you

Astronauts Mobilize To Protect Constitution, Defend Rule Of Law

Doug Goldsmith April 21, 2026

Artemis II reminded us that watching humans push beyond Earth stirs a rare, shared pride and hope, and that spirit is the spark behind Astronauts for America. Two former NASA astronauts have launched a nonpartisan

Trump Applies Steady Pressure, Halts Iran Nuclear Advance

Doug Goldsmith April 20, 2026

This piece argues that Iran behaves like a wild, dangerous animal and that Donald Trump’s mix of pressure and pause is the right Republican playbook to force meaningful change. It explains why Tehran’s power centers

Android Auto Disconnects With Wrong USB Cable, Change Now

Doug Goldsmith April 20, 2026

This article walks through why plugging your phone into the car with a USB cable can trip up Android Auto, what typically goes wrong, and practical fixes you can try right away to get a

States Suspend Gas Taxes, Drivers See Minimal Pump Relief

Doug Goldsmith April 20, 2026

States around the country are pausing gas taxes to respond to rising pump prices, but the relief drivers feel at the pump often falls short of expectations. This piece explains why a gas tax holiday

US Must Strengthen Defenses Against Iran’s Mechanized Army

Doug Goldsmith April 19, 2026

Before open conflict changed the map, Iran’s ground forces ranked among the most formidable mechanised formations in the region, built for mass and persistence. This piece looks at what made that force strong, where it

Push For Iran Constitutional Overhaul To Halt Regime Aggression

Doug Goldsmith April 19, 2026

The debate over any deal with Iran keeps circling familiar checkpoints — nukes, missiles, proxies, and verification — but one element rarely gets honest, sustained attention: the Iranian Constitution. This piece argues that the text

Iran IRGC Threatens Strait Of Hormuz, Undermines Diplomacy

Doug Goldsmith April 18, 2026

Iran’s regime just told us everything we need to know. Within days, Tehran went from signaling that the Strait of Hormuz would remain open to threatening to close it. That reversal is a reminder that

Lorne Documentary Exposes SNL Decline, Cultural Abandonment

Doug Goldsmith April 18, 2026

“Remember when ‘SNL’ used to be good?” That’s a question you’ve probably asked yourself at one point or another — perhaps even now. “Saturday Night Live” has certainly gone through its ups and downs across

Hyundai Compact Truck, Struggles To Outpace Maverick Sales

Doug Goldsmith April 17, 2026

Hyundai set out to blend the ride and comfort of a crossover with the everyday usefulness of a pickup, but the compact truck hasn’t captured the same buzz as Ford’s Maverick. This piece looks at

Milwaukee Tools Deliver Durable Performance, Worth The Investment

Doug Goldsmith April 17, 2026

Milwaukee tools command a premium price, but many users say the extra cost buys real, measurable advantages in performance and longevity. This article walks through what those advantages look like in day-to-day use, how the

Toyota Orders Lexus Recall, Owners Urged To Check Now

Doug Goldsmith April 16, 2026

Toyota has recalled certain vehicles built under its Lexus luxury brand, and this article explains what that means for owners and how to check if your car is included. You’ll find straightforward steps to verify

Secret Service Woke Hiring Failures Endanger Protective Security

Doug Goldsmith April 16, 2026

The Secret Service is not failing because it cannot find applicants; it is failing because of who it hires and how leadership lets ideology trump judgment. Recent episodes involving a negligent firearms discharge and a

Virginia Joins Popular Vote Compact, Threatens Electoral College

Doug Goldsmith April 16, 2026

The 250th birthday of the United States is a good moment to debate how we pick presidents, and this piece looks at Virginia joining the national popular vote compact, why that matters, and the risks

US Chemical Industry Faces China Import Flood, Regulation Threat

Doug Goldsmith April 16, 2026

Europe’s chemicals collapse is a wake-up call: overregulation, high energy costs, and cheap Chinese imports are hollowing out vital capacity, and the United States risks the same fate unless it adopts pro-growth policy, faster permitting,

Police Use AI, Woman Claims Misidentified In Fraud, Due Process

Doug Goldsmith April 14, 2026

Police used AI to help identify a suspect in a bank fraud case, but she says she’s never visited the state where the crime occurred. Here’s what happened. Local investigators say they used an artificial

Birthright Citizenship Must Be Restored, Court Should Act

Doug Goldsmith April 13, 2026

I’ll trace the dispute over birthright citizenship from President Trump’s executive order through the Supreme Court exchange, examine the historical practices of State Department officials in the late 19th century, challenge the idea that modern

Markwayne Mullin Targets Border Security, Enforces Immigration Laws

Doug Goldsmith April 13, 2026

Markwayne Mullin has stepped into the Homeland Security role at a moment when competence, grit and clear priorities matter. This piece lays out why his background, temperament and conservative instincts make him a logical fit

J.D. Power Flags Established Brand, Last In Truck Tires

Doug Goldsmith April 13, 2026

J.D. Power just released its Original Equipment tire survey results, and the report stirred up a lot of questions about truck tire performance and brand reliability. This article walks through what that survey measures, why

Protect Your Wallet, Avoid These Three Unreliable Used Luxury SUVs

Doug Goldsmith April 12, 2026

Consumer Reports warns buyers about three unreliable used luxury SUVs and why chasing a bargain can turn into a money pit; this article breaks down the common failure points, what to watch for when shopping,

Thrift Donation Warning, Protect Communities, Avoid Unsafe Tech

Doug Goldsmith April 11, 2026

Donating unwanted items to thrift stores can extend the life of goods and help people on tight budgets, but not all tech gear belongs on a donation shelf. This article explains which electronics you should

Stop China AI Surveillance Exports, Defend American Liberty

Doug Goldsmith April 9, 2026

I sketch why America faces a new kind of danger from advanced AI: it is a foreign threat and a domestic risk built with our own money and ideas. I argue that our response so

Artemis Mission Inspires Faith, Challenges Secular Atheism

Doug Goldsmith April 8, 2026

A look at how human spaceflight, recent discoveries in cosmology and biology, and cultural conversations about science and faith intersect—highlighting astronauts’ reactions to seeing Earth, the case for a cosmic beginning, the apparent fine-tuning of

Iran Near Nuclear Capability, U.S. Must Lead Response

Doug Goldsmith April 8, 2026

The West often misreads violent ideology as a grievance and treats clear threats as complicated politics, and that error has been particularly dangerous with Iran. This article lays out why Tehran cannot be accommodated, how