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Home»Posts Tagged "News"

Mullin Faces Conservative Backlash After Immigration Speech Sparks Debate

Brittany Mays August 2, 2026

Markwayne Mullin’s immigration message set off a fresh round of conservative frustration after he doubled down on strict enforcement while also talking about broader reforms that some on the right see as too soft. The

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Bernie Moreno Urges Max Miller To Resign And Seek Help

David Gregoire August 2, 2026

Sen. Bernie Moreno publicly broke with his former son-in-law after Max Miller denied abuse claims in a livestream, calling on him to leave Congress and get serious psychological help. The clash now hangs over a

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Ohio GOP Family Feud Escalates As Moreno Demands Miller Resign

David Gregoire August 2, 2026

Ohio GOP family feud, Bernie Moreno, Max Miller, resignation pressure, custody dispute, political fallout A fierce private battle in one Ohio Republican family has burst into the open and landed smack in the middle of

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Squad Backs Abdul El-Sayed Before Michigan Senate Primary

Brittany Mays August 2, 2026

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Ayanna Pressley, Rashida Tlaib, Summer Lee, Delia Ramirez, and Greg Casar have all lined up behind Abdul El-Sayed as Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary tightens, giving the race a loud progressive stamp.

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Ohio Rep Marcy Kaptur Hospitalized After Hit And Run Crash

Darnell Thompkins August 2, 2026

“`html Rep. Marcy Kaptur was hospitalized Sunday after a hit-and-run crash near Toledo that left her with non-life-threatening injuries and sent another person to the hospital as well. Her office said she was on her

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Trump Slashes Smithsonian Budgets Amid Anti-Woke Museum Overhaul

Darnell Thompkins August 2, 2026

Federal funding for the Smithsonian is now at the center of a bigger fight over history, culture, and who gets to shape the national story. The Trump administration is pressing for leaner budgets, tighter oversight,

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AI Security, Privacy Concerns Rise Across Tech Industry

Dan Veld August 2, 2026

Artificial intelligence chatbots are getting woven into daily life fast, and that convenience comes with a real privacy tradeoff. A clever prompt, a hidden instruction, or a shady app setup can turn a helpful assistant

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Congress Must Save Smithsonian From Woke Revisionism

Ella Ford August 2, 2026

The Smithsonian has become a flashpoint in a bigger fight over who gets to shape America’s public story. Congressional hearings and a White House review have put fresh pressure on museum leaders over exhibits that

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Trump Pushes Defense Supply Chain Security, Cuts China Dependence

Kevin Parker August 2, 2026

Trump is pushing a simple idea with big consequences: if America wants a stronger military, it has to stop depending on shaky foreign supply lines. That means tightening control over critical minerals, semiconductors, and the

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Trump, Biden Face North Korea Nuclear Threat Dilemma

Dan Veld August 2, 2026

Washington’s long struggle with North Korea is still a cautionary tale, and the biggest mistake has been pretending pressure, patience, and polite diplomacy alone can solve a regime built on threats. North Korea keeps its

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NYC Extends Deadline For Homeowners To Avoid Pied A Terre Tax

Ella Ford August 2, 2026

The city’s new pied-à-terre tax has landed with a lot of noise, and now the deadline for homeowners seeking an exemption has been pushed back. What started as a confusing rollout, with a massive property

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Trump Slams Pirro Over Reflecting Pool Vandalism Case

Kevin Parker August 2, 2026

Trump dug in hard Saturday after the Justice Department moved to drop a felony case tied to damage at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, saying the destruction was not some harmless mix-up but a clear

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NYC Democrat Deletes Rent Fundraiser Ahead Of $142K Salary

Kevin Parker August 2, 2026

Brian Romero, a Democratic Socialist poised to slide into a $142,000 state Assembly job in Queens, ended up in hot water after briefly asking strangers to help cover rent and groceries. The fundraiser vanished fast,

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Democrat Tom Suozzi Urges Party To Fight Rising Socialists

David Gregoire August 2, 2026

Address the growing socialist wing inside the Democratic Party. Highlight Tom Suozzi’s criticism of the DSA. Show the tension between moderates and the left flank. Cover the midterm stakes in Suozzi’s New York district. Include

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Louisiana Launches Fauci Investigation After Senate Hearing

David Gregoire August 2, 2026

Louisiana is jumping into the growing fight over Anthony Fauci, with state officials saying the former federal health chief may still face legal trouble even after a presidential pardon. The push comes on the heels

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Smithsonian Faces Trump Scrutiny Over Woke Museum Displays

David Gregoire August 2, 2026

Cover the Smithsonian’s size, reach, and national footprint. Explain its origins and how it grew into a massive museum network. Highlight the collection, visitor numbers, and education role. Include the controversy over political messaging and

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Dating Tech Faces New Pressure, Experts Warn

Dan Veld August 2, 2026

Men say they want wives, women say they want husbands, and yet a growing number of people are still stuck in the single lane. The issue is not some mystery curse or a shortage of

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FDA Red Tape Delays Duchenne Therapy, Hurting Children

Dan Veld August 2, 2026

Checklist: Focus on the FDA delay and how it affected a child with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Cover the clash between medical urgency and slow regulation. Highlight the impact on families waiting for treatment and therapy.

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Leonardo DiCaprio Sparks Buzz With Latest Hollywood Appearance

Dan Veld August 2, 2026

Firestarter comments from a prominent feminist filmmaker have kicked off a fresh round of debate, and the reaction has been just as intense as the language itself. The conversation centers on a call for sweeping

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How The Great Society Reshaped Welfare And Personal Responsibility

Dan Veld August 1, 2026

America’s safety net has always carried a big promise, but the louder the government gets, the easier it is to forget what the promise was supposed to protect in the first place. When public aid

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Democrats Lean Into Affordability As GOP Searches For Message

Karen Givens August 1, 2026

With 100 days left before the midterms, the real fight is not just over votes. It is over the story voters will believe when they step into the booth, and right now Democrats have a

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GOP Senator Warns Supreme Court Ruling Hands China Citizenship Edge

Erica Carlin August 1, 2026

Checklist: Birthright citizenship and the Fourteenth Amendment Census counting and House apportionment The Electoral College and presidential power Congressional action through the Equal Representation Act The Census Bureau and national security concerns The fight over

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Georgia Mom Fights Off Kidnap Attempt At Gas Station

Dan Veld August 1, 2026

Checklist: Cover the gas station encounter and the child’s safety Show the mom’s quick reaction and the threat she used Include the suspect’s chase and the attempted kidnapping claim Note the arrest and the law

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Networks Defend Fauci As Diaries Expose Cozy Media Ties

Ella Ford August 1, 2026

Check the networks’ double standard. Track how they treated the Fauci diaries. Note the cozy press friendships buried in the pages. Watch how Republican oversight gets framed as the problem. Keep the focus on media

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Reflecting Pool Damage, Contractor Error Fuels Political Backlash

Kevin Parker August 1, 2026

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has become the center of a messy political fight, but the bigger story is how quickly a routine repair turned into a national argument. What should have been a simple

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Email Request Missing, No Record Found

Erica Carlin August 1, 2026

The page isn’t landing the way it should, and the message is blunt: the email requested is not found. That simple line can trigger a lot of frustration, especially when someone is trying to sign

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Trump, Rubio Face Cuba’s Long Shadow On U.S. Politics

Dan Veld August 1, 2026

Trump’s fight against communist-style subversion is being framed here as something older, sharper, and far more American than today’s culture-war noise. The argument ties his approach to a long-running line of resistance against ideology, infiltration,

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Context Unknown Limits Clear Analysis, Raises Critical Questions

Erica Carlin August 1, 2026

The article is just a tracking snippet, so the meaningful content here is minimal. There is no real story text to expand, and no substantive topic to develop into a full piece. What remains is

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Medicare Faces Funding Warning As Trustees Sound Alarm Again

Dan Veld August 1, 2026

Medicare deserves credit for becoming one of the most important safety nets in American life, but it is also heading toward a serious budget crunch. The program is celebrating a long record of success while

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Fauci Urges Clergy To Persuade Vaccine Hesitant Believers

Erica Carlin August 1, 2026

Here’s the point: a Vatican health conference put Anthony Fauci in front of a global audience, and he used the moment to argue that religious leaders can help persuade hesitant believers to accept COVID shots.

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Chinese Officials Allegedly Forced Removal Of Catholic Conference Speaker

Erica Carlin August 1, 2026

Professor Fenggang Yang says his planned keynote at a Catholic conference in Houston was pulled after Chinese government officials raised concerns behind the scenes. The dispute centers on the U.S.-China Catholic Association, questions over Communist

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259 Democrats Push Court To Keep Biden Abortion Pill Rules

Erica Carlin August 1, 2026

More than 250 Democrats in Congress are pushing the Fifth Circuit to keep Biden-era abortion pill rules in place, even as Louisiana presses to restore in-person safeguards that were dropped and critics say those changes

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Virginia Democrats Clash With Spanberger Over Felon Voter Rolls

Dan Veld August 1, 2026

Virginia’s voter rolls are back in the spotlight after a new controversy tied to Abigail Spanberger and the question of how many felons should be allowed to vote. The issue is already landing hard with

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Email Request Not Found, Check Your Inbox Settings

Erica Carlin July 31, 2026

The page simply says the email requested is not found, and that message carries more weight than it first seems. In a digital world where identity, access, and account recovery are tied to tiny details,

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Paxton Faces Tight Senate Race as Talarico Gains Ground

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

Texas is suddenly looking like one of the wildest battlegrounds in the country, and the latest polling chatter is enough to make any Republican sit up and take notice. The numbers are tight, the stakes

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Stephen A. Smith Challenges Anthony Fauci On Sports And Politics

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

Stephen A. Smith is back in the spotlight for revisiting a sharp comment he made years ago about vaccine skepticism, and the moment has stirred up fresh debate about how public figures handle their words

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Bishop Strickland Calls Faithful Souls To Be Sanctuaries

Erica Carlin July 31, 2026

Back   —   Video Topics  |  Pro-life  |  Pro-family  |  Catholic Church  |  Freedom Bishop Strickland: Lord, prepare me to be a sanctuary Bishop Strickland See More What does it mean to pray, “Lord, prepare me

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Spain Tightens Ceuta Border As Migration Pressure Mounts

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

Spain’s tiny Ceuta territory is once again at the center of a hard-edged migration fight, with authorities saying thousands of migrants have been removed and that the pressure along the border is far from over.

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New York Sheriffs Push Back On ICE Immigration Rules

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

New York’s clash over immigration enforcement is getting sharper, and sheriffs are not backing down. A growing number of local law enforcement leaders say they are not interested in turning off cooperation with ICE just

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Rich Americans Rely On A Financial Habit Others Ignore

Doug Goldsmith July 31, 2026

Wealth has a funny way of hiding its real secret. A lot of people think the rich get ahead by making perfect moves, but the bigger edge is usually simpler than that: they refuse to

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Viganò Slams Pope Leo Praise Of Controversial Priest

Erica Carlin July 31, 2026

News Pope Leo’s praise of alleged pedophile priest draws fresh criticism from Abp. Viganò Archbishop Viganò’s latest intervention brings renewed attention to Father Lorenzo Milani, an Italian Catholic priest who faces scrutiny over claims of

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Colorado Senator Presses Whitmer Over First Amendment Concerns

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

Michigan is once again at the center of a loud fight over parental rights, free speech, and how far the state can go when it tries to shape what counselors say to kids. A recent

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Fauci Faces Pressure for Contempt, Federal Prosecution Over COVID Role

Kevin Parker July 31, 2026

Accountability must come for Fauci and his co-conspirators Congressional Republicans are pressing hard for answers, and they are right to keep the pressure on. Anthony Fauci’s Fifth Amendment move before Congress did not look like

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Spider-Man Brand New Day Delivers Action Packed Emotional Sequel

Darnell Thompkins July 31, 2026

Checklist: Spider-Man’s isolation and emotional stakes; Peter Parker, MJ, and Ned; the new threats and returning Marvel faces; the shift in tone and action; the director, cast, and score; the verdict and post-credit tease. Peter

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Viganò Says Vatican Gave Fauci Moral Authority

Erica Carlin July 31, 2026

Opinion Archbishop Viganò: Vatican gave ‘moral authority’ to Fauci’s ‘crimes against humanity’ ‘Whoever remains silent in the face of crime, or worse legitimizes it with their consent, becomes a co-responsible party,’ said Viganò. Anthony FauciPhoto

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Viganò Says Fauci Will Face Divine Justice

Erica Carlin July 31, 2026

Back   —   Video Topics  |  Pro-life  |  Pro-family  |  Catholic Church  |  Freedom Archbishop Viganò: Fauci Will Face God’s Justice Frank Wright See More Frank Wright examines Archbishop Viganò’s warning that powerful political and institutional

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Microplastics Found In Cigarettes Raise New Health Concerns

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

Microplastics are no longer just a problem floating around in oceans or buried in landfills. They are turning up in the air we breathe, and that is the part that should make people pause. The

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Data Centers Drive New Pressure on Housing and Power

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

Housing costs are already squeezing too many families, and now a fresh layer of green-driven fees is pushing the numbers even higher. From construction rules to energy mandates, the price of building and buying a

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Americans Flee Blue States For Florida And Texas

Doug Goldsmith July 31, 2026

Show why Americans are leaving blue states for Florida and Texas Highlight the role of taxes in shaping migration Explain how housing shortages and zoning rules push people out Cover the impact of occupational licensing

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America Needs A COVID Lockdown Museum To Remember Madness

Ella Ford July 31, 2026

America still carries the scars of the COVID era, and the rawest part is how fast fear turned into control. A museum devoted to that period would give people a place to confront the lockdowns,

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Erica Carlin July 31, 2026

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Sophie Cunningham Sparks Debate Over Women’s Sports And Trans Athletes

Erica Carlin July 31, 2026

Focus on Sophie Cunningham and the WNBA spotlight. Cover her comments on women’s sports and locker rooms. Connect her backlash to the Riley Gaines story. Show the reaction from activists, fans, and media. Highlight the

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Billionaire Sparks Debate Over Crime and Prisons in New York City

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

Nick Shirley took a simple street question and turned it into a revealing snapshot of how some New Yorkers think about communism, crime, and everyday life in the city. What came back was a mix

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LA Sheriff Bodycam Shows Fatal Officer Shooting of Knife-Wielding Man

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

Bodycam footage from Los Angeles County has put a fast-moving, deadly encounter back in the spotlight, showing sheriff’s deputies confronting a knife-wielding man who authorities say had already stabbed a deputy. The video captures the

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Trump Orders Military Aid, Transportation Push To Curb Illegal Immigration

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

President Donald Trump is putting a sharper edge on one of his favorite themes: law, order, and putting Americans first. He says the country needs a real pathway to replace truckers he describes as unqualified

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Zohran Mamdani Pushes New York Reparations Debate Forward

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

Zohran Mamdani is stirring up another big fight over race, history, and politics in New York City, and this one is already landing with a thud. Asked about reparations for slavery in a future city

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George Lopez Calls Dodgers Fans To Boycott ICE Night

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

George Lopez has apparently had enough of the Dodgers, and the reason goes way beyond baseball. The longtime fan says he is done with the team because of the owner’s ties to ICE, turning a

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Email Request Not Found, Try Again Or Check Details

Erica Carlin July 30, 2026

The requested email could not be found, and that leaves the page at a dead end. What should be a simple lookup instead turns into a blank result, which can be frustrating when you are

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Email Request Not Found, Please Verify The Address

Erica Carlin July 30, 2026

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Spain Moves To Tackle Illegal Immigration From Morocco

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

Chaos at the Spain-Morocco border has turned into a brutal reminder that uncontrolled crossings can spiral fast. Thousands of migrants pushed through the frontier in a wave that left local officials scrambling, with reports saying

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Canada’s Military Bans Prayer At Ceremonies Under New Policy

Erica Carlin July 30, 2026

Canada’s military has rolled out a new “spiritual reflections” policy that is stirring up a lot of backlash, especially because it tightens the rules around prayer at public ceremonies. The change affects the way chaplains

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New York High School Adopts AI Robots In Classrooms

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

What started as a shiny push to bring artificial intelligence into schools has turned into a messy story about trust, transparency, and who is really behind the technology. The program in question raised eyebrows fast

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Fauci Takes The Fifth, Media Scrambles To Defend Him

Erica Carlin July 30, 2026

Dr. Anthony Fauci’s latest hearing landed with a thud because the questions were not random or petty, they cut straight into the contradictions that have followed him since the pandemic began. He had every legal

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Fr. James Martin Plans NYC LGBTQ Catholic History Pilgrimage

Erica Carlin July 30, 2026

Fr. James Martin and his Outreach group are gearing up for a New York City pilgrimage built around “LGBTQ Catholic history,” with stops planned for late September at places tied to the city’s gay-rights and

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Pope Leo XIV Meeting With Anglican Leader Triggers Lawsuit Fears

Erica Carlin July 30, 2026

Back   —   Video Topics  |  Pro-life  |  Pro-family  |  Catholic Church  |  Freedom Leo XIV’s meeting with female ‘archbishop’ earns LAWSUIT | Anthony Stine The John-Henry Westen Show See More Pope Leo XIV met publicly

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Little League World Series Sparks Heartwarming Baseball Story

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

The Little League World Series is built on big moments, but sometimes the best story is the one happening just behind the plate. For one 23-year-old umpire, a decade of showing up, learning the ropes,

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Fauci Diaries Put Legacy Media, Credibility Under Pressure

Erica Carlin July 30, 2026

For years, Dr. Anthony Fauci was presented by much of the corporate media as the unquestioned face of America’s response to COVID-19. He appeared on television almost daily, assured Americans that they should trust “the

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NASA Curiosity Rover Captures New Mars Image, Sparks UFO Debate

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

Mars has a way of turning a simple rock into a full-blown debate, and a recent NASA image of the red planet sent that exact energy through the internet. A strange-looking formation spotted in the

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Florida Mother Killed In Shooting, Lee County Investigates

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

A gruesome Florida case has shocked investigators and left a community staring at a scene that is hard to process. Police say a man killed his mother and then abused her body, turning a family

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Automotive Privacy Risks Rise As Vehicle Data Tracking Expands

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

If you think your vehicle is just a way to get from point A to point B, the latest Ford Bronco privacy uproar is a wake-up call. Modern cars are packed with sensors, software, and

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Fischer Warns Left Pushes Senate Abolition, Court Attacks

Erica Carlin July 30, 2026

The loudest attacks on America’s institutions often come wrapped in slick language and radical promises, but the core message is simple: tear down what stands in the way. That kind of thinking shows up in

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Michigan Senate Race Tests Abdul El-Sayed’s Socialist Platform

Darnell Thompkins July 30, 2026

Opinion Socialism’s war on success has a new champion — and he’s running for Senate in Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed may try to distance himself from the ‘socialist’ label and ties to the

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Democrats Face Growing Backlash Over Faith And Institutions

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

America’s real fight is not about scoring points on social media. It is about who controls the institutions that shape culture, faith, politics, and public life, and whether conservatives are willing to do more than

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Illinois Man Charged In Fox River Boating Death Case

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

Authorities in Illinois say a weekend ride on the Fox River turned deadly in the worst possible way, leaving one woman dead and a 45-year-old boater facing serious criminal allegations. Investigators say the vessel was

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Trump Tells Foreign Students, Visa Overstay Means Consequences

Kevin Parker July 30, 2026

Washington keeps pretending visa enforcement is some abstract policy debate, but this one hits a very real nerve: if someone comes to the United States on a student visa, they should play by the rules.

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Wyoming Takes Back Grizzly Bear Management As Federal Rule Shifts

David Gregoire July 30, 2026

Washington has spent years holding Wyoming at arm’s length on grizzly bear management, even after the recovery numbers told a very different story. Now that the Trump administration has moved to hand more control back

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Rhode Island Bishop Plans Pro-LGBT Masses And Listening Sessions

Erica Carlin July 30, 2026

A Rhode Island Catholic diocese is stirring attention after announcing a set of parish gatherings aimed at LGBTQ+ individuals, families, and friends, with Bishop Bruce Lewandowski set to celebrate Mass and take part in listening

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Poland Court Blocks Recognition Of Foreign Same-Sex Marriages

Erica Carlin July 30, 2026

Poland’s latest court fight has put marriage law back in the spotlight, and the ruling landed with a clear message: foreign same-sex marriages do not fit Poland’s constitutional definition of marriage. That decision came from

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Florida Official Targets Fauci Autopen Claim in New Inquiry

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

Florida is turning up the heat on Anthony Fauci, with state leaders opening an investigation that puts the longtime public health figure back in the middle of a fierce national fight. The move comes as

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Archbishop Sample Questions Pope’s Silence On SSPX Crisis

Erica Carlin July 29, 2026

Back   —   Video Topics  |  Pro-life  |  Pro-family  |  Catholic Church  |  Freedom Archbishop Sample on the SSPX: ‘Where is the Pope’ LSNTV See More Archbishop Alexander Sample declared the Society of Saint Pius X

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Iowa, Missouri Sue To Block New York Climate Rule

Doug Goldsmith July 29, 2026

New York is trying to stretch its reach far beyond its own borders, and Iowa and Missouri are pushing back hard in federal court. The fight is about more than one greenhouse gas reporting rule,

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Vatican News Faces Backlash For Normalizing IVF In AI Article

Erica Carlin July 29, 2026

Vatican News has stirred concern by treating IVF as if it were just another medical option, while zeroing in on the role AI might play in speeding up the process. That framing matters because it

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Egale Canada Receives $4 Million In Taxpayer Funding Yearly

Erica Carlin July 29, 2026

News LGBT group reports receiving $4 million yearly in Canadian gov’t funding Taxpayer money for LGBT advocacy group Egale Canada have come from the Canadian Heritage Department, Veterans Affairs Canada and other government entities. Shutterstock

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Sophie Cunningham Addresses Politics, Sparks New WNBA Attention

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

Teen fans at a WNBA game in Seattle say a simple thank-you gesture turned into a tense moment when a league co-owner allegedly reacted with profanity toward them. The situation quickly drew attention because it

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Fauci Diary Exposes Fame Obsession As Paul Presses Silence

Darnell Thompkins July 29, 2026

Anthony Fauci’s newly exposed diary entries and his recent refusal to answer questions on Capitol Hill have put fresh attention on how he handled the pandemic, what he said publicly, and what he seems to

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Fauci Diary Raises Questions After Senate Fifth Amendment Silence

Brittany Mays July 29, 2026

Anthony Fauci’s Senate silence landed like a thunderclap, but the bigger story is what his own diary appears to say about the gap between his private notes and his public denials. From school closures to

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Bishop Faces Backlash Over Nude Pride, Latin Mass Remarks

Erica Carlin July 29, 2026

Back   —   Video Topics  |  Pro-life  |  Pro-family  |  Catholic Church  |  Freedom SHOCKING: Bishop OK with nude pride, priest calls Latin Mass immature, Fauci’s baby scalp study Faith & Reason See More A Wisconsin

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Alberta Independence Petition Passes Signature Threshold, Court Battle Continues

Erica Carlin July 29, 2026

News Alberta independence petition exceeds signatures needed to proceed Elections Alberta verified that 223,000 citizens have signed a petition to hold a vote on separation from Canada, but a legal challenge is pending. A white

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Michigan Politics Tied To Epstein Abuse Questions Grow

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

A new report tied to a prestigious academy has thrown a harsh spotlight on a long-brewing scandal, laying out allegations that reach far beyond one infamous name. The findings point to Jeffrey Epstein and dozens

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Trump Faces Backlash After Comment At Wisconsin Brewery

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

A Wisconsin brewery owner who sparked outrage by saying he would offer free beer if Donald Trump died is now dealing with a serious fallout of his own. His alcohol permit has reportedly been revoked,

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CDC Awards Pfizer $1.24 Billion for COVID Shots

Erica Carlin July 29, 2026

The CDC is facing fresh blowback after handing Pfizer more than $1.24 billion in new COVID shot contracts for adults and children, a move that has stirred up old doubts about safety, trust, and whether

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AI Could Drive An American Boom, If Regulators Allow It

Erica Carlin July 29, 2026

Opinion The next American boom could be here — unless Washington regulates it to death Widespread prosperity begins like this, with millions of people saving time and money, learning faster and getting more done Published

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Marion County Deputies Issue AMBER Alert After Child Abduction

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

A terrifying case out of Florida has put a hard spotlight on a child abduction report, a fast-moving police response, and a deadly confrontation that ended with a suspect shot by officers. What began as

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Iran Faces Rising Pressure As Information War Intensifies

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

America is clearly getting sharper in the air, but that edge means little if the story around the fight is being shaped by someone else. The real struggle now is not just about bombs, jets,

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Political Deal Breakers Are Reshaping Dating, Therapists Warn

Darnell Thompkins July 29, 2026

Dating has picked up a new habit, and it is not a cute one: people are using politics as a first-date gatekeeper. In a lot of big-city apps, the pitch is no longer about chemistry,

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NASA Must Lead Moon And Mars Race, Lawmakers Warn China

Doug Goldsmith July 29, 2026

NASA’s 68th anniversary is a good excuse to look up and get serious about what comes next. The agency has carried America from the first shaky steps of Mercury to Apollo, the shuttle era, and

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Church History Challenges Leo XIV Legitimacy Debate

Erica Carlin July 29, 2026

Back   —   Video Topics  |  Pro-life  |  Pro-family  |  Catholic Church  |  Freedom What Church history REVEALS about Leo’s pontificate: Burke, Mariam & Schneider’s analysis The John-Henry Westen Show See More Mother Miriam, Bishop Athanasius

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California Senate Race Heats Up as Pelosi Weighs In

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

The story centers on California politics, the strange ways money moves through the system, and the growing backlash around Scott Wiener’s agenda. It also digs into the tension between law enforcement support, LGBTQ activism, and

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Quantum Computing Advances Gain Momentum In 2026

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

Donald Trump’s push into quantum computing is all about power, speed, and staying ahead in a race that could reshape everything from cybersecurity to medicine. The technology is still shaky and expensive, but the payoff

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Gingrich Calls For Medicaid Reform Through Accountability

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

Opinion NEWT GINGRICH: Want to reform Medicaid? Accountability is the way forward Government works best when its rules reward responsibility rather than dependency Published July 29, 2026 7:00am EDT <!–> close Video –> SEE IT:

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