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Trump Scales Back South Korea Drills After Alliance Rift

Doug Goldsmith August 19, 2026

✔ South Korea alliance tensions under Trump’s second-term approach✔ The shift from praise to reduced military drills✔ Trade, investment, and burden-sharing disputes✔ Trump’s continued interest in renewed Kim Jong Un diplomacy✔ North Korea’s growing military

Appeals Court Backs Ruling Blocking Nevada Prosecutor Appointment

Doug Goldsmith August 18, 2026

A federal appeals court has thrown out the Justice Department’s workaround in Nevada, ruling that Sigal Chattah was not lawfully kept in place as the state’s top federal prosecutor after her interim term ran out.

Four Small Sedans That Outscore The Hyundai Elantra

Doug Goldsmith August 17, 2026

The Hyundai Elantra has carved out a strong spot in the compact car crowd thanks to its sharp looks, solid fuel economy, and price that stays within reach. Still, a few rivals manage to outscore

Johnson Taunts Jeffries Over Democrat Civil War In New York

Doug Goldsmith August 17, 2026

Mike Johnson is making Democrats’ internal turmoil a central talking point, and he is doing it with a grin. The House speaker has latched onto a string of socialist-backed victories in New York and is

Voters Focus On Personal Economy As Midterms Near

Doug Goldsmith August 17, 2026

Election season has a way of turning every officeholder into a part-time economist. Suddenly the talk shifts to GDP, inflation, hiring trends, trade balances, and all the usual talking points that sound impressive on cable

House Ethics Committee Investigates Rep. Jimmy Gomez Over Misconduct Allegations

Doug Goldsmith August 17, 2026

The House Ethics Committee is looking into Rep. Jimmy Gomez over allegations tied to a House staffer, putting another Capitol Hill sex scandal back under a harsh spotlight. Gomez says the conduct was consensual, regrets

Permitting Reform Could Cut Costs, Speed Housing And Energy Projects

Doug Goldsmith August 17, 2026

Permitting reform has turned into one of those quiet policy fights that hits people right in the wallet. When projects get stuck for years, the fallout shows up as pricier homes, higher utility bills, slower

Americans Clash Over Transgender Athletes As Sports Debate Heats Up

Doug Goldsmith August 16, 2026

• Transgender athletes in women’s sports remain deeply divisive• Fairness, physical advantage, and inclusion sit at the center of the fight• Public reaction splits sharply between support and backlash• Sophie Cunningham’s comments pushed the debate

Karoline Leavitt Opens White House Briefings To Indie Press

Doug Goldsmith August 15, 2026

Karoline Leavitt’s time as White House press secretary stands out for more than sharp answers and a calm hand under pressure. Her real mark came from widening the door in the briefing room and making

8 AC Brands Trane Technologies Owns, Ranked By Heritage

Doug Goldsmith August 15, 2026

Trane Technologies has built a surprisingly wide HVAC family, and the names inside it stretch from premium home comfort to heavy-duty transport cooling. Some are longtime brands with deep roots, while others are newer, budget-friendly,

Innovation Needs Manufacturing Investment To Keep America Strong

Doug Goldsmith August 14, 2026

America’s edge is not just about bright ideas or flashy lab breakthroughs. It also depends on the harder, less glamorous work of building things at scale, training people to make them, and keeping the industrial

Met Police Seize $10M In Supercars In Record Crackdown

Doug Goldsmith August 13, 2026

London police have turned a loud, expensive nuisance into a major enforcement win, pulling 90 vehicles off the streets during a three-day sweep aimed at so-called antisocial driving. The haul included a stack of high-end

Ohio GOP Rep Max Miller Sued Over Posted Child Image

Doug Goldsmith August 13, 2026

Emily Moreno’s lawsuit against Rep. Max Miller adds another ugly layer to an already bitter family and political fight. The filing centers on claims that a sensitive image of the couple’s young daughter was shared

Charlotte Repeat Offender Sucker-Punches Woman, Police Probe More Assaults

Doug Goldsmith August 12, 2026

Repeat offender sucker-punches woman in city where Ukrainian refugee was stabbed by career criminal Charlotte is back in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons after a disturbing video surfaced of a man allegedly attacking

States Move Faster To Seize Stocks From Inactive Accounts

Doug Goldsmith August 12, 2026

• Abandoned stock rules are getting stricter in many states• Inactivity alone can now trigger a government seizure• Dividend payments and statements may not protect ownership• Brokerage firms and transfer agents can mark accounts dormant•

Iowa Democrat Faces Scrutiny Over Transgender School Votes

Doug Goldsmith August 11, 2026

• Campaign messaging on women’s locker rooms and girls’ sports• Voting record tied to biological sex policies• Republican pushback on the candidate’s past statements• The fight for a competitive Iowa House seat• Election stakes in

Socialism Grows In NYC, Warning Signs Demand Action

Doug Goldsmith August 11, 2026

Socialism is no longer lurking on the fringe. It is stepping into the spotlight, dressed up as bold reform, and too many people are pretending that’s harmless. New York City is being used as the

9/11 Families Push To Block Mamdani From Ceremony

Doug Goldsmith August 11, 2026

Checklist: 9/11 families and the weight of remembrance Grace’s life and the personal meaning of loss The sacred nature of the Ground Zero ceremony Concerns over political presence and distraction The petition to keep the

Harbor Freight Adds White To U.S. General Mini Toolbox Lineup

Doug Goldsmith August 11, 2026

Harbor Freight has given its U.S. General Mini Steel Toolbox another fresh look, and the new white finish lands right in the sweet spot between practical and fun. The little two-drawer box has already built

Freedom Haulers, Fast-Tracks Veterans Into Trucking Careers

Doug Goldsmith August 11, 2026

The nation’s freight system runs on trucking, and that makes the driver’s seat one of the most important jobs in America. A new push aimed at veterans is trying to turn military experience into a