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Australian Catholic School Sends Students To Mosque, Sparks Debate

Erica Carlin June 1, 2026

A Catholic school in Australia posted a photo showing students wearing Islamic head coverings during an Interfaith Reflection Day that also included visits to Hindu temples. The image and the itinerary have sparked discussion about

California Gubernatorial Primary Tightens To Becerra, Steyer, Hilton

Dan Veld June 1, 2026

The California governor’s primary has boiled down to a high-stakes scramble where poll numbers and split loyalties could hand the general election to two Democrats unless Republicans consolidate fast. Recent surveys show former HHS Secretary

Bill Maher Slams Spencer Pratt, Questions LA Mayoral Bid

Dan Veld June 1, 2026

On a blunt episode of Club Random, Bill Maher and Spencer Pratt traded barbs and booted open a debate about Los Angeles politics, bureaucracy, and the lure of socialism, mixing sharp personal digs with a

Senate Moves To Allow CBDC Authority In Housing Bill

Erica Carlin June 1, 2026

This article lays out a clear, direct response to the Senate move to tuck a central bank digital currency provision into an affordable housing bill. It explains what a CBDC is, why this change hands

Karen Attiah Sues Washington Post Over Charlie Kirk Posts

Dan Veld June 1, 2026

Karen Attiah, a former Washington Post opinion writer, has sued the paper after being fired over social posts about the death of Charlie Kirk; the suit lands in arbitration and raises sharp questions about newsroom

DC Circuit Rules Hegseth Transgender Military Ban Unconstitutional

Dan Veld June 1, 2026

The D.C. Circuit issued a split decision finding that War Secretary Pete Hegseth overstepped when he ordered a ban on transgender-identifying service members, and two judges said a preliminary injunction could stay in place while

California Homelessness Surges After Housing First Ends Accountability

Doug Goldsmith June 1, 2026

This piece argues that America’s homelessness problem is not just a lack of housing but a failure of accountability, using Sacramento as a stark example of what happens when policy removes expectations for recovery, sobriety

Newark ICE Facility Faces Manufactured Crisis From Democrats, Activists

Ella Ford June 1, 2026

A flashpoint at Delaney Hall in Newark has exploded into nightly clashes, with Democratic politicians and far-left activists trading blame and the media busy amplifying dramatic claims. This piece takes a clear Republican view: the

Pope Visit Raises Confession Access Concerns in Spain

Erica Carlin June 1, 2026

Pope Leo’s trip to Spain will bring thousands of young people together, but a controversial choice about confession is drawing sharp attention. Instead of priests hearing confessions at the main venue, organizers set up lay-run

Rose Docherty Cleared, Crown Office Declines Buffer Zone Appeal

Erica Carlin June 1, 2026

The Crown Office has declined to seek an appeal after a court cleared Scottish pro-lifer Rose Docherty of criminal charges brought under the country’s abortion buffer zone law. What began as a prosecution that raised

James Talarico Faces Backlash Over God Is Nonbinary Claim

Dan Veld June 1, 2026

James Talarico’s “God is nonbinary” remark from a 2021 Texas House debate has exploded into a campaign headache, with conservatives and Attorney General Ken Paxton using it to paint him as out of step with

Federal DOT Subpoenas New York, Demands Bus Crash Records

Dan Veld June 1, 2026

Federal authorities say New York officials are refusing to hand over records in the investigation of a deadly bus crash, prompting a subpoena from the Trump administration. The bus struck slowed traffic in a Virginia

Immigration Concerns Rise, Americans Push For Assimilation Rules

Dan Veld June 1, 2026

Immigration debate in America has shifted from pure border numbers to a sharper question about assimilation and civic identity, stirring strong feelings about culture, community change, and what it means to be an American. Border

Giants QB Jaxson Dart Sparks Backlash After Introducing Trump

Doug Goldsmith June 1, 2026

The spotlight flipped when a young Giants quarterback stepped up to introduce Donald J. Trump, and the response from cable and daytime TV was immediate, loud, and predictably partisan. Jaxson Dart, a 23-year-old athlete from

Ruling Forces Social Media Companies To Address Teen Harm

Doug Goldsmith June 1, 2026

America’s hands-off approach to the digital world has consequences: rising teen mental-health crises, addictive platform design, courtroom pushback, and renewed calls for both parental vigilance and stronger laws to protect kids. This piece looks at

Paul McCartney Releases Musical Memoir Album Ahead Of 84th Birthday

Darnell Thompkins June 1, 2026

Paul McCartney’s new work arrives as a reminder: a living legend still tinkering with melody, memory and studio tricks, turning decades of life into songs that wobble between polished rooftops and quiet rooms. The album

China Locks Up Rare Earth Supplies, Strains Western Industry

Kevin Parker June 1, 2026

China’s control over heavy rare earths has quietly reshaped global industry and national security, and its export moves are not temporary bargaining chips but a deliberate strategy to keep the highest-value stages of the supply

U.S. Energy Independence Nears, Oil Imports Rapidly Shift

Darnell Thompkins June 1, 2026

The U.S. can stop treating the Middle East like an energy lifeline and instead finish the work of securing its own supplies, leaning into domestic production, smarter leasing, and realistic price signals; this piece argues

US Adult Cigarette Smoking Drops Nationwide To Single Digit Rates

Brittany Mays June 1, 2026

I lay out why millions of Americans who still smoke are being overlooked, what the evidence says about relative risk, how clinicians and regulators are misaligned, why communication matters as much as authorization, and what

DNC Autopsy Reveals Democrats Avoiding Necessary Self Examination

Erica Carlin June 1, 2026

The Democratic National Committee’s post-election autopsy did more than list tactical mistakes; it exposed a deeper habit of hiding from hard truths. Reading the 192-page document felt less like an honest reckoning and more like

Police Demolish Legally Approved Church Over Communist Symbols

Erica Carlin June 1, 2026

The government razed a legally registered Protestant church after worshippers objected to hoisting Communist symbols inside their sanctuary, using heavy police presence, surveillance, and arrests to clear the space. Church members say the confrontation began

Spielberg New Disclosure Film Fuels UFO Debate, Signals Media Shift

Dan Veld June 1, 2026

Spielberg’s new sci-fi movie Disclosure Day has critics buzzing and conspiracy threads spreading at the same time the government is opening up UFO files. Glenn Beck weighs in, arguing the timing is suspicious but that

Reclaim Your Vitality, Escape The Hamster Wheel Now

Dan Veld June 1, 2026

This piece argues that quiet, everyday choices beat staged heroics when it comes to real meaning; it challenges the numbness of modern life, shows how ordinary acts still matter, and makes the case that starting

Ranked Choice Voting Faces Nationwide Setbacks, Two States Ban It

Dan Veld June 1, 2026

Ranked-choice voting is running into a wall this year, with statehouses, courts, and city councils pushing back hard while pilots and ballot drives stumble. The debate has shifted from theory to trouble, and the practical

Ken Paxton Defeats Cornyn, Reshapes Texas GOP Power

Dan Veld May 31, 2026

As soon as polls closed in Texas on Tuesday, the Associated Press called a decisive victory for state Attorney General Ken Paxton, presumably ending Sen. John Cornyn’s 35-year political career. The 30-point margin was also

Christians Must Address UFO Evidence, Defend Biblical View

Dan Veld May 31, 2026

When a recent UFO file dump reignited public curiosity, an earlier conversation with Allie Beth Stuckey popped back into view. In that 2023 interview she pressed Jeremiah Roberts and Andrew Soncrant of the Christian podcast

Canada C-22 Compels Tech Firms To Build Encryption Backdoors

Dan Veld May 31, 2026

Canadian Bill C-22 has sparked an unlikely cross-border alliance: civil liberties groups in Canada and Republican lawmakers in the U.S. are warning that the bill’s demands on tech firms to create access to encrypted communications

Rural America Faces Rising Threat From Hicklibs, Fail Libs

Dan Veld May 31, 2026

This piece looks at how activists with urban mindsets are moving into small towns, how they behave once they arrive, and why that shift—embodied in labels like hicklib and fail-lib—matters for communities that value tradition,

Pope Leo XIV Reclaims Human Dignity Amid AI Debate

Dan Veld May 31, 2026

Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas is getting boxed as an “AI encyclical,” but the letter is far bigger: it rediscovers human dignity, applies Catholic social teaching to modern tech, warns about the technocratic drift, examines

Graham Platner Sexting Scandal Prompts Democratic Backlash

Karen Givens May 31, 2026

The story of Graham Platner has blown up into an ugly test of control inside the Democratic Party, with fresh sexting allegations layering on top of a history of offensive tattoos and troubling online posts,

Microsoft Begins Removing MSN News Feed, Simplifies Windows Experience

Dan Veld May 31, 2026

This article exposes how Microsoft folded its MSN news engine into Windows, why many users see that as politically biased, how a wave of product failures forced Microsoft to rethink the experience, and what the

Oklahoma Homeowner Arrested After Shooting Squatter, Defense Questioned

Dan Veld May 31, 2026

An Oklahoma City homeowner has been arrested after fatally shooting a man found inside a vacant house he owned, and legal experts say claiming self-defense could be difficult because the property was not his primary

Disney Confronts Box Office Shortfall From Mandalorian & Grogu

Dan Veld May 31, 2026

Kathleen Kennedy’s shadow still hangs over Lucasfilm as its latest Star Wars movie landed well below expectations, leaving studio watchers wondering whether a creative shift or a marketing misstep is to blame. Box office numbers

AI Powered Online Ads Expose Personal Traits, New Study

Dan Veld May 31, 2026

The web of targeted advertising is more revealing than most people realize: a fresh study shows that the pattern of ads served to a user can let artificial intelligence infer private traits like political leaning,

US Air Traffic System Faces Growing Safety Risks This Summer

Karen Givens May 31, 2026

This article urges immediate, practical action to shore up U.S. aviation safety as summer travel ramps up, calls for full adoption of surface-and-air ADS-B In technology, demands sustained investment in air traffic control and staffing,

Judge Dismisses Indictment In MS-13 Human Trafficking Case

Kevin Parker May 31, 2026

Judge Waverly Crenshaw Jr. tossed the indictment against Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a man the grand jury said was tied to MS-13 and long-running human trafficking, weapons and drug smuggling. This piece walks through the

Athletes Spark Christianity Revival Across America Now

Dan Veld May 31, 2026

Christianity’s numbers have been drifting for years, but a surprising current is pulling in a new kind of evangelist: athletes using their microphones to point people back to faith. A new book called “Godball: How

Justice Department Moves To Arrest NJ Protester Threatening ICE

Dan Veld May 30, 2026

The clip is disturbing: at a Newark protest outside an ICE facility, a man shouts violent threats at an officer and his family, footage that prompted the Justice Department to promise a criminal search and

Europe Embraces American LNG, Ends Russian Gas Reliance

Dan Veld May 30, 2026

Europe’s energy map has flipped fast: a 2022 shock from Russia, a hard legal break, a Gulf disruption, and now long-term American supply locked in under pressure. The fallout is legal bans, built terminals, and

D-Day Weather Drama Pressure Forces Eisenhower’s Pivotal Call

Karen Givens May 30, 2026

“Pressure” pulls a fresh angle out of the crowded World War II movie shelf by zeroing in on the weather fight behind D-Day, a human-sized thriller built around one impossible forecast and the people who

Nationals Apologize On TV To Catholics, Christians, Trevor Williams

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

The Washington Nationals’ president of business operations issued a public apology on live television after a staff member was fired for anti-Catholic behavior; the apology named Catholics, Christians, and pitcher Trevor Williams as those wronged

Republicans Warn Pregnant Workers Act Forces Employers’ Conscience

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

The ruling at stake is simple: Republicans say a law meant to protect pregnant workers has been warped into a federal command that forces employers to compromise their conscience on abortion, and they want the

Jill Biden Suggests Stroke During 2024 Debate, Sparks Backlash

Dan Veld May 30, 2026

The debate night that defined a campaign still gets debated today, and this piece walks through Jill Biden’s later claim that her husband might have been having a stroke, conservative reactions calling that revisionism, and

Dhillon Files To Recuse Judge Eleanor Ross, Citing Misconduct

Karen Givens May 30, 2026

The federal bench is facing a crisis of credibility after a motion to recuse Judge Eleanor Ross and fresh revelations about her conduct. This article lays out the facts driving calls for accountability, the conflicts

Newark ICE Protests Escalate, Governor Deploys State Police

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

The protests outside the Delaney Hall ICE detention center in Newark exploded into ugly scenes of violence, racist taunting and physical attacks, forcing Gov. Mikie Sherrill to finally send state police to restore order; what

Students Document Global Lives of Society of Saint Pius X

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

Two young students have made a three-part film that follows the daily life, ministry, and movement of Society of Saint Pius X priests across several countries. The film blends intimate portraits, on-location scenes, and interviews

ADF Attorney Says Boy’s Shot Put Win Over Girls Shows Male Advantage

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

This piece looks at a controversy around a transgender boy winning a girls state track title, the legal fight surrounding it, and the broader debate about fairness in girls sports, school policy, and the law.

Brendan Fraser Portrays Eisenhower In D-Day Weather Showdown

Dan Veld May 30, 2026

Movies keep shifting focus from bold, clear-cut heroes to charming crooks and glossy mischief, but Pressure swings the camera back to decisive leadership and quiet courage, telling a World War II story about a weather

Florida Deputy Cites Amputee Driver, Bodycam Video Reveals

Dan Veld May 30, 2026

The short version: a Florida driver was stopped for alleged distracted driving, the deputy insisted he saw her holding a phone in her right hand, she revealed she has no right hand, the stop was

Virginia Bus Crash Kills Five, Dozens Hospitalized After Pileup

Dan Veld May 30, 2026

A highway crash in Virginia early Friday left five people dead and dozens hurt after a motorcoach ran into slowed traffic, and the probe has focused on the driver’s background, licensing, and communication ability. Officials

LA Councilwoman Nithya Raman Confronts Fake Encampment Outside Home

Dan Veld May 30, 2026

Los Angeles Councilmember Nithya Raman found herself at the center of controversy after a staged homeless encampment appeared outside her home, prompting an angry public reaction that critics say exposed a double standard in her

Knights Of Saint John Paul II Mobilize Men Now For Street Mission

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

Here’s a short note to the Knights of Saint John Paul II about staying connected, sharpening our mission on the streets, and deepening the spiritual life that fuels our work. This piece invites men to

New Canon Law Rule Reframes Church Practice, Podcaster Warns

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

Pope Leo’s recent change to canon law gives diocesan bishops new authority over the leaders of autonomous monasteries, a move that shifts long-standing boundaries between local oversight and monastic independence. The decision has stirred reactions

Pennsylvania Bans Unborn Homicide, Allows Abortions To 23 Weeks

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

Pennsylvania’s laws treat unborn children and pregnant women in ways that clash. The state forbids aggravated assault and murder of an unborn child, yet allows abortion at 23 weeks for any reason and up to

Liberal Order Engineered To Dissolve Nations, Frank Wright Warns

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

This piece unpacks a blunt claim: elites built an international order designed to weaken nation states using propaganda, debt, and consolidated authority. It traces how those tools work together, why conservatives should care, and what

Supergirl Star Milly Alcock Names Online Trolls Her Weakness

Dan Veld May 30, 2026

Milly Alcock, the Australian actress stepping into the “Supergirl” universe, is dealing with something familiar to public figures: persistent online trolls. She says the attacks sting more than any fictional weakness, and that the backlash

Expose Hidden System Reshaping Western Civilization Now

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

Something huge is stomping through our daily lives and most of us keep acting like we can’t see it. This piece digs into how institutions meant to inform, govern, and guide have been bent into

Pope Confronts Slavery Legacy With Magnifica Humanitas Apology

Erica Carlin May 30, 2026

The Vatican has released an encyclical called Magnifica Humanitas that includes an apology for the Church’s “delays” in addressing the moral wrongs of slavery, and this piece walks through what that apology means, why it

NYC Mayor Mamdani Creates COGE, Targets Waste And Improves Services

Dan Veld May 30, 2026

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveiled a Commission on Government Efficiency and immediately drew heat for naming and framing that echo Elon Musk’s controversial DOGE effort, prompting both praise and ridicule from across the

Drivers Face Low Viscosity Motor Oil Shortages, Act Now

Dan Veld May 30, 2026

This piece cuts through the hype around the so-called motor oil shortage, explains which oils are actually affected, why the panic is spreading, and how drivers can respond without fueling the problem themselves. “America is

DNC Chair Withholds Post Election Report Citing Standards

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

The Democrats quietly shelved a post-election review after party leaders judged it unfit for public release, but its core finding is loud and clear: aggressive identity politics, including a heavy focus on LGBT issues, helped

Democrats Face Identity Crisis, Risk Losing Cohesion

Kevin Parker May 29, 2026

The country is watching weak poll numbers for President Trump, but the bigger question is what Democrats are actually becoming as a party. This piece argues that short-term gains tied to public frustration do not

New York Congresswoman Defends Wearing Hijab, Calls It Respectful

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defended wearing a traditional Muslim head covering at a holiday event, calling the choice a “respectful move,” and critics on the right saw it as political theater. This piece looks at the

Madrid Youth Vigil Sparks Debate Over Lay Listening Centers

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

The youth vigil in Madrid is using “listening centers” staffed by lay volunteers instead of traditional confession booths with priests, and that shift is stirring questions about what counts as pastoral care versus sacramental ministry.

Nationals Sideline Pitcher Trevor Williams Over Faith Criticism

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

The Washington Nationals are facing a storm after undercover footage surfaced suggesting a team official admitted sidelining pitcher Trevor Williams because of his Catholic faith, sparking questions about religious fairness in sports and calls for

South Korea Faces Plummeting Birth Rates, Schools Emptying

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

Western societies are facing a quiet crisis: native birthrates are collapsing while markets and culture invent substitutes for family life. This piece looks at how pets, virtual love, influencer “parenting,” and porous immigration policies are

Pope Leo Urges Action, Says AI Threatens Human Dignity

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

I work at the intersection of Hollywood and the Church, and this piece looks at why Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas matters for storytellers, how AI complicates authorship and dignity, and why cultural work

Congress Must Open Bipartisan Probe Into Oct 7 Deaths

Karen Givens May 29, 2026

I lay out why Congress must investigate the October 7 attacks that killed dozens of Americans, why waiting hurts justice, and why Washington must use its full authority to get answers for grieving families. This

Pope Leo Meets Mayor Johnson, Discusses Immigration Reparations Iran

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

Pope Leo met privately with Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, a Democrat described as radically pro-abortion and pro-LGBT, and the conversation reportedly touched on Trump’s immigration policy, slavery reparations, and the Iran war; this article unpacks

Mexico Supreme Court Mulls Allowing Abortion Through All Trimesters

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

Mexico’s Supreme Court is weighing a decision that would, in effect, remove criminal penalties for abortion at any stage of pregnancy, and that possibility is triggering a fierce political and cultural debate about judicial power,

Los Angeles Mayoral Race Tightens, Bass Narrowly Ahead In Poll

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

The latest Berkeley IGS poll shakes up the Los Angeles mayoral contest: Karen Bass’s lead has evaporated into a three-way scramble with Nithya Raman and Spencer Pratt trading ground, and turnout looks like the deciding

250th State Fair Sparks Controversy, Artists Pull Out

David Gregoire May 29, 2026

The nation’s 250th celebration on the Mall turned into a cultural flashpoint this week as a patriotic state fair lineup became a scandal over politics, performer dropouts and urban elites who sneer at small-town traditions.

Pope Urges Catholics Worldwide To Pray To Blessed Mother For Peace

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

The pope has called Catholics everywhere to turn to the Blessed Mother in prayer, inviting the faithful to join a worldwide Rosary for peace this coming Saturday. This short piece explains the invitation, the spirit

Jonathan Pollard Warns Israel Could Target Turkey, Egypt Next

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

Jonathan Pollard’s warning that “the storm is coming” has stirred debate about what comes next in the Middle East and how the United States should respond. This article unpacks his comment, the likely regional flashpoints

Florida Republican James Fishback Proposes Tough Measures After Teen Riots

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

James Fishback, a Republican running for Florida governor, laid out a hardline plan after a downtown Tampa riot that left 22 youths arrested. He names a specific problem, pushes immediate enforcement changes, and wants a

Blue Origin New Glenn Rocket Explodes During Florida Test

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

The Blue Origin New Glenn test at Cape Canaveral ended in a dramatic explosion during a static fire that lit the Florida sky, destroying the rocket and nearby ground equipment but causing no injuries; the

FBI Arrests Former CIA Official, Found With Millions In Gold

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

The FBI arrested a senior intelligence official this month after agents say they uncovered a massive stash of gold bars, cash and luxury watches tied to suspicious requests for “work-related expenses.” The accused, identified in

Trump Solidifies Control Over GOP After Cornyn Loss

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

CNN analyst Harry Enten argues that the sizable primary defeat of longtime Texas Republican John Cornyn is a clear sign of how the GOP has shifted under Donald Trump, highlighting a generational and ideological turn

DOJ Complaint Targets Washington Nationals Over Trevor Williams Bias

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

CatholicVote has formally asked the Department of Justice to investigate the Washington Nationals after an undercover video reportedly captured a senior team executive saying the club benches pitcher Trevor Williams because of his Catholic faith.

Spurs Thunder Game 6 Controversy Fuels Rigging Claims

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

The Spurs head into Game 6 against the Thunder with the series tilted and a loud chorus of fans asking whether Game 5 was fair. The narrative has shifted from straightforward playoff drama to whispered

US Iran Ceasefire Tentatively Extends, Strait Of Hormuz Could Reopen

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

The U.S. and Iran have a tentative ceasefire outline on the table that would pause hostilities for 60 days if both sides and President Trump sign on. The deal could reopen the Strait of Hormuz,

AI Updates Force Companies To Accelerate Security Fixes

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

{{unknown}} sits at the edge of every choice we make, a quiet force that nudges curiosity or freezes our feet. This piece looks at why the unknown matters, how our brains react to it, and

Monroe Doctrine Forces Action, Checks Soviet Expansion In The Americas

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

The idea here is simple: the Monroe Doctrine drew a clear boundary against foreign empires in our hemisphere, and today we need a Cyber Monroe Doctrine to do the same in the digital realm. This

Glenn Beck Warns NYC Mayor Mamdani Housing Plan Risks Private Property

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

Glenn Beck is warning that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new “Block by Block” housing plan crosses a line by turning tenant advocacy into a pathway for government takeover of private homes, and this

Trump Drives Midterm Fight, Reshapes GOP Electoral Landscape

Karen Givens May 29, 2026

This piece takes a clear look at one claim from President Donald Trump — “I don’t care about the midterms.” — and shows why that sounds false when you watch what he actually does, from

FBI Arrest Reshaped Paul Vaughn, Prompted Catholic Conversion

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

Paul Vaughn’s story traces a restless theological search, a turn from Protestant leadership to Catholic life, and the hard consequences that followed when faith moved from private conviction to public action. He explains how studying

British Surgeon Documents Alleged Gaza Attacks On Medics, Children

Erica Carlin May 29, 2026

This article looks at Dr. Nick Maynard’s account of alleged violence in Gaza and lays out a clear Republican perspective on how the United States and its allies should respond. It highlights claims about attacks

Ferrari EV, Draws Fire From Critics Over Lost Soul

Dan Veld May 29, 2026

Ferrari has unveiled its first fully electric car, a high-priced luxury EV reportedly near $640,000 and shaped in part by former Apple designer Jony Ive, and the reveal has sparked blunt criticism from BlazeTV hosts

DOJ Drops Felony Case Against Israeli Tied To Nevada Biolab

Dan Veld May 28, 2026

The Justice Department quietly dropped a federal firearms complaint against an Israeli national tied to a Chinese fraudster and an alleged secret biolab in Nevada, even after agents found what they described as a “possible

Join Catholic Leaders on Fatima Pilgrimage, Honor Immaculate Heart Now

Erica Carlin May 28, 2026

Join a global circle of Catholic leaders and faithful pilgrims for a focused retreat that explores the prophetic messages tied to Fatima, Quito, La Salette and Lourdes, with daily Latin Mass and talks aimed at

Ken Paxton Upends John Cornyn After Trump Endorsement

Erica Carlin May 28, 2026

Ken Paxton’s victory over John Cornyn in the Texas GOP runoff reshapes the fall Senate map and hands Republican voters a clear choice. With President Trump’s late endorsement tilting the primary, Paxton now faces Democrat

Canadians Raise Concerns Over Vaccine Side Effects After Mandates

Erica Carlin May 28, 2026

This piece looks at how vaccine mandates during the COVID era changed public views in Canada, why concerns about side effects and ethical sourcing gained traction, and what that shift means for trust, policy, and

Spencer Pratt Faces Scrutiny, Reality TV Past Fuels LA Campaign

Dan Veld May 28, 2026

Spencer Pratt is liberal Los Angeles’ favorite new villain. The former “The Hills” star became an unlikely political gadfly after his house burned down in the January 2025 Palisades Fire. Ever since he launched his

Howell Homeowner Stops 12-Year-Old After Door Kick

Dan Veld May 28, 2026

A 12-year-old is accused of kicking in the front door of a Howell, New Jersey, home this week, and the homeowner chased him down and held him until police arrived. Officers examined video and the

Pneumonia Can Trigger Rapid Sepsis, Doctors Warn Racers

Erica Carlin May 28, 2026

Kyle Busch’s sudden death from pneumonia complicated by sepsis shocked fans and highlighted a brutal truth: even elite athletes can fall victim to fast-moving infections. This piece explains the unique stresses race drivers face, how

Wisconsin Teacher Faces Backlash Over MAGAA Assassins Post

Erica Carlin May 28, 2026

A Wisconsin teacher posted on social media expressing joy that would-be attackers had failed to assassinate the president, using the line ‘MAGAA (make Americans great assassins again)!’ That message touched off a swift employment response

Bezos Urges Zero Federal Income Tax For Bottom Half

Karen Givens May 28, 2026

Jeff Bezos floated a stark idea: wipe federal income taxes off the books for the bottom half of earners, and the country erupted. That thought touches raw nerves about fairness, work incentives, and who actually

Join Global Catholic Pilgrimage Exploring Marian Prophecies, Latin Mass

Erica Carlin May 28, 2026

This invitation welcomes readers to a focused Catholic gathering at a sacred pilgrimage location, promising spiritual formation and engagement with prophetic Marian messages. The event brings together well-known Catholic speakers, liturgical life centered on the

Study Links Wheel Of Fortune Husbands’ Introductions To Divorce Risk

Dan Veld May 28, 2026

Someone spent years watching Wheel of Fortune and teased out a simple observation: the way men introduce their spouses on national TV seems to predict relationship stability. The data set covers nearly two thousand episodes

Spencer Pratt Gains Momentum In LA Mayoral Race, Hollywood Pushes Back

Dan Veld May 28, 2026

Spencer Pratt’s unconventional Los Angeles mayoral bid is rattling the usual players, and BlazeTV’s Liz Wheeler says the panic from Democrats and their celebrity allies shows his campaign is hitting a nerve. Fundraising numbers, filmed