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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

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

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:

Guatemala Joins US, Argentina In Recognizing City Of David

Darnell Thompkins July 29, 2026

America’s deepest ideas about liberty, dignity, and moral responsibility are often traced to familiar landmarks at home, but this piece argues that the real intellectual spark runs much farther back, to Jerusalem and the City

US Religious Liberty Report Warns Of Europe Censorship Crisis

Erica Carlin July 29, 2026

The U.S. Religious Liberty Commission is sounding the alarm about a growing censorship problem in Europe, and it is doing so with examples that hit hard. In its draft report, the panel points to criminal

Minnesota Diocese Ends Sunday Masses At 7 Parishes

Erica Carlin July 29, 2026

The Diocese of Crookston is making a hard cut that will be felt in small towns across northwest Minnesota, as seven parishes are set to lose Sunday Mass in response to falling attendance and a

Talarico Hits Paxton Over Election Fraud Claims Ahead Of Senate Race

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

Ken Paxton is wasting no time turning up the heat in Texas politics, and James Talarico just got dragged right into the middle of it. The clash centers on election fraud claims, voter trust, and

Supreme Court Could Redefine AI Antitrust Rules

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

Big tech has spent years getting bigger, richer, and harder to challenge, and now artificial intelligence is forcing the country to ask an old question in a new way: how much power should one company

New York High Schools Add AI Robots To Classrooms

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

A new classroom experiment is drawing attention for all the wrong reasons: a humanlike AI teacher built to help students has already hit pause after sparking serious concerns. The idea sounded futuristic and flashy, but

Fauci Diary Exposes Hidden Notes on Pandemic Decisions

Erica Carlin July 28, 2026

News Anthony Fauci’s diary reveals his crimes against humanity, sins against the human race Dr. Anthony Fauci was ‘a liar, a megalomaniac, a phony, and a total narcissist all rolled into one,’ noted Fox News’

Texas Politics Erupts Over Jesus Christ Image Debate

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

A Texas officer is being called a hero after stepping in fast during a life-or-death moment involving a toddler. The incident has drawn attention not just because of the dramatic rescue, but because the officer

Money BMI Checkup Helps Americans Measure Financial Health

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

Millions of people stay on top of their physical health, but their finances often get ignored until something breaks. A simple Money BMI style check changes that by focusing on the stuff that really matters,

Elon Musk Backs Normal People As Elites Call Him Extreme

Erica Carlin July 28, 2026

Email Lookup Fails, Requested Address Could Not Be Found

Erica Carlin July 28, 2026

The requested email could not be found, so the message here is simple and direct: the system has nothing to display for that lookup. This kind of notice usually means the address entered doesn’t match

Data Center Construction Surges, Driving Tech Investment Boom

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

Data centers have become one of the biggest quiet engines in the modern economy, and they are not going away any time soon. They power the apps, platforms, cloud tools, and artificial intelligence systems people

Work Can Restore The Black American Dream On Chicago’s South Side

Ella Ford July 28, 2026

On Chicago’s South Side, a bigger story is unfolding than politics as usual. It is about women, work, family, and the hard road from dependency to independence, with trade training and public service opening real

Rand Paul Releases Records Linking Fauci To COVID Cover-Up

Ella Ford July 28, 2026

Here’s the hard truth: the COVID origin story was never as settled as we were told, and the paper trail keeps getting messier. New records point to private doubts, quiet government contact, and a network

Email Request Not Found, Check Inbox And Filters

Erica Carlin July 28, 2026

The requested email address could not be located, and that simple message carries a pretty clear meaning: the system looked, but there was nothing there to work with. In practice, that usually points to a

Email Request Not Found, Access Cannot Be Completed

Erica Carlin July 28, 2026

The requested email could not be found, and that simple message carries more weight than it first appears. Whether it points to a typo, an expired record, or a missing account, the result is the

Trump And Netanyahu Confront Iran Nuclear Threat Again

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

Trump took a sharp public stance after Netanyahu kept pressing the Iran nuclear issue, and the moment had a very different feel from the usual polished diplomatic script. Instead of nodding along or keeping the

Trump Cuts Graduate Loans To Starve Socialist Campus Activism

Kevin Parker July 28, 2026

Trump’s new higher education move lands right in the middle of a much bigger fight over student debt, weak degrees, and the way colleges keep feeding the same broken cycle. The core idea is simple:

Special Counsel Reviews Biden Tapes In New Oversight Push

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

Biden is back in the hot seat after audio tapes tied to his special counsel interview surfaced, and the result is exactly the kind of mess Washington hates but voters remember. The recordings add fresh

Seattle Police Seek Suspect After Fatal Shooting, Teen Arrested

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

Seattle police are dealing with a violent case that has already left one person dead and put a 15-year-old suspect under arrest. Investigators say there were three people tied to the shooting, with one killed,

Tim Scott Honors Lindsey Graham, Hailing His Statesmanship and Service

Darnell Thompkins July 28, 2026

Lindsey Graham’s life left a deep mark on South Carolina and on the people who worked beside him, and his passing hit hard for those who knew the man behind the public title. He was

Doctors Push Death By Organ Donation For Euthanasia Cases

Erica Carlin July 28, 2026

Three Canadian doctors are stirring up a fresh wave of outrage after publishing a paper that treats organ harvesting as part of the euthanasia process. Their argument centers on redefining a long-standing medical boundary, and

Lawyer Decries Secrecy In Rupnik Abuse Trial, Citing Justice Concerns

Erica Carlin July 28, 2026

A lawyer for five women accusing Father Marko Ivan Rupnik of abuse is blasting the Vatican’s handling of his canonical trial, saying the process has been wrapped in secrecy and stripped of the basic transparency

ICC Arrest Warrant Adds New Pressure on Netanyahu

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

Zohran Mamdani’s push to have Benjamin Netanyahu arrested if he enters New York has lit up a fresh round of political and public backlash, with critics arguing that a city mayor is reaching far beyond

WHCA Dinner Showcases Press Bias, Reporter Mind Reading Sows Doubt

David Gregoire July 28, 2026

The White House Correspondents’ Association dinner had the right kind of stagecraft this year, with Oz Pearlman stepping in as the evening’s mentalist act and giving the press corps a performance that fit the mood

Carney Government Falls Short On Deporting Thousands In Canada

Erica Carlin July 28, 2026

Canada’s immigration enforcement is under a harsh spotlight as new briefing notes suggest the Carney government is still struggling to remove thousands of people who are not supposed to be in the country. The numbers

Scottish Bishop Excommunicates Transalpine Redemptorist Founder After Consecration

Erica Carlin July 28, 2026

Bishop Hugh Gilbert of Aberdeen has drawn a hard line after the consecration of Michael Mary Sim, the founder of the Transalpine Redemptorists, declaring him guilty of schism and cut off from the sacraments. The

Katy Perry Sparks TikTok Buzz Over US Military Posts

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

Katy Perry is not happy, and the reason is simple: her music was used in a pro-military post tied to the Trump team. The move lit up social media fast, pulling together celebrity branding, political

Hawaii Grand Jury Investigates Bribery Tied To Lt Gov Sylvia Luke

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

Hawaii politics is back in the spotlight after a grand jury indictment tied Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke to an alleged bribery scheme involving a COVID-era contract. The case has put a harsh spotlight on how

America’s Tipping Culture Is Spiraling Into Fee Insanity

Erica Carlin July 27, 2026

Keep tipping tied to genuine service and appreciation Show how tip screens have spread into everyday purchases Call out hidden fees and vague service charges Contrast fair tipping with forced or pooled charges Push for

US Japan Alliance Strengthens As China Faces New Pressure

Kevin Parker July 27, 2026

Japan has become the kind of ally Washington wishes it had more of: steady, serious, and willing to carry real weight. In the middle of rising pressure from China and Russia, the U.S.-Japan partnership is

LGBT Activist Reacts To Berlin Attack With Racial Remark

Erica Carlin July 27, 2026

A Berlin vigil meant to mourn the victims of a violent attack at a LGBT pride event quickly turned into a flashpoint over identity, politics, and grief. One activist’s blunt reaction stunned many in the

Fr. Ripperger Defends Gun Photo In Unfinished Church

Erica Carlin July 27, 2026

News Controversy over Fr. Ripperger posing with gun in unconsecrated, unfinished church Fr. Ripperger clarified to LifeSiteNews that the chapel is incomplete and has not yet been consecrated, so it is not a ‘sacred space.’

Gavin Newsom Sparks New Debate Over DNC Strategy

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

Liberals trying to dress up as MAGA are once again getting attention for all the wrong reasons, and this time the spotlight is on a quiet effort to undercut a Trump-backed candidate. The move has

Pentagon Weighs Iran Uranium Seizure Mission Amid Rising Tensions

Brittany Mays July 27, 2026

Here’s the hard truth: a reported plan to send American troops into Iran for its enriched uranium would not be a quick snatch-and-grab. It would be a massive ground operation in hostile territory, with unclear

Data Center Bans Threaten Economy And National Security

David Gregoire July 27, 2026

Opinion The war on data centers jeopardizes our economy and national security At least 78 local jurisdictions already have imposed data center bans or moratoriums Published July 27, 2026 7:00am EDT <!–> close Video –>

America’s Future Depends On More Playground Time

Doug Goldsmith July 27, 2026

As America marks another big summer milestone, the spotlight lands on a surprisingly simple idea: kids need more play, not less. The case for recess is really a case for stronger learning, healthier children, and

Fulton Sheen Urges Daily Holy Hour For Spiritual Renewal

Erica Carlin July 27, 2026

Back — Video Topics | Pro-life | Pro-family | Catholic Church | Freedom LISTEN: Fulton Sheen on the incredible value of a daily Holy Hour LSNTV See More Archbishop Fulton Sheen called the daily Holy

Email Request Not Found, Check Your Inbox Settings

Erica Carlin July 27, 2026

The requested email could not be found, which usually means the address entered does not match anything in the system. That can happen for a few plain reasons, and most of them are fixable without

A.J. Rice, Sparks Debate Over JK Rowling And Harry Potter Politics

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

Harry Potter still has a strange grip on the culture, but the latest round of online noise showed that fandom can get very messy, very fast. A simple test turned into a referendum on what

Chicago Leaders Ignored Families Of Murder Victims, Caldwell Says

Ella Ford July 27, 2026

Focus on Chicago’s violence and the families left carrying the pain. Keep the march and the call for public safety front and center. Highlight the silence from city and state leaders. Show how grassroots voices

FBI Expands Global Scam Crackdown With Trump Backing

Darnell Thompkins July 27, 2026

The fight against scam centers has gone global, and the message is simple: these criminal networks are no longer getting a free pass. With the FBI working alongside international partners, the push now reaches across

Email Request Not Found, Check Your Inbox Settings

Erica Carlin July 27, 2026

The message is simple and frustrating: the email you asked for could not be found. That usually means the address is missing, mistyped, expired, or no longer tied to an active account, and the next

Email Request Not Found, Check For Delivery Issues

Erica Carlin July 27, 2026

The requested email could not be located, and that simple message can still leave people staring at a dead end. In a world where inboxes drive logins, alerts, and access to everything from work tools

Reform UK Faces Green Party Challenge In New Political Clash

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

After a shocking act of political violence, public attention turned fast to the way leaders react when words and images cross a dangerous line. The episode involving the Green Party leader has sparked a wider

Black And Brown Voters Resist Socialist Shift In Democratic Party

Doug Goldsmith July 27, 2026

Here’s the situation in plain English: the Democratic Party is getting squeezed by its own socialist wing, and a lot of Black and Brown voters are not signing up for it. The fight is showing

Canada Ranchers Push Back On Climate And Wildfire Claims

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

Checklist: climate science and wildfire claims, cows and ranchers, global warming and environmentalism, Canada’s role in the argument, and the real-world gap between slogans and what people actually live with. The climate conversation has a

Missouri Man Arrested After Kimberling City Bridge Jump and Assault

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

A strange police chase in Missouri took a hard left into pure chaos when a driver bailed out near a bridge, jumped into the water below, and ended up triggering a bigger criminal case than

Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey Could Redefine Achilles And Heroism

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

America still has a hunger for heroes, but too often modern culture wants the costume without the courage. The old stories understood something blunt and beautiful: greatness costs something, and the men who step forward

Sam Adams Blends Boston Flavor With Scotland World Cup Buzz

Dan Veld July 26, 2026

Scottish soccer fans who traveled for the World Cup in the U.S. discovered a new favorite in a very American kind of way: a beer with deep Boston roots and a loyal following of its

Congress Urged To Renew Outdoor Conservation Fund For Parks

Kevin Parker July 26, 2026

Opinion Congress should honor Teddy Roosevelt and conserve our outdoors for the next 250 years Bill would add a foreign visitor surcharge to help cover $40 billion in deferred maintenance Published July 26, 2026 7:00am

UCF Arrest Raises Questions Over Police Response And Mental Health

Dan Veld July 26, 2026

Here’s what this piece covers: police restraint under pressure, the way mental illness complicates arrests, why long arrest videos keep exposing the same cracks, the role of training and physical control, and how public trust

NYC Stabbings Renew Concern Over Mamdani’s Anti Israel Rhetoric

Karen Givens July 26, 2026

What follows is a hard look at a New York City stabbing attack, the political climate surrounding it, and the growing alarm over antisemitic rhetoric in the city. It also examines the criticism aimed at

Artificial Intelligence Trends, Key Insights For 2026

Dan Veld July 26, 2026

Artificial intelligence is moving fast, and the big question is no longer whether machines can write. The real fight is whether anyone can reliably tell when they did. That uncertainty is starting to shake up

Jordan Refers JACK SMITH, Missing Text Message Details

Erica Carlin July 26, 2026

House Republicans are pressing forward on Jack Smith, and the fight centers on a simple question: did he give Congress the full story, or only the parts that helped him? The referral to the Justice

Pennsylvania House Of Horrors Case Exposes Abuse Probe

Dan Veld July 26, 2026

A disturbing case in Pennsylvania is drawing attention for all the wrong reasons, starting with a report about an injured dog and quickly spiraling into something far more serious. What began as a call for

Fr. Ripperger Links Asmodeus To Same Sex Attraction In Men

Erica Carlin July 26, 2026

Fr. Chad Ripperger’s comments on Asmodeus and St. Raphael set the tone for a provocative look at same-sex attraction, spiritual warfare, and the battle over how people explain desire. The piece pushes past the usual

SCOTUS Takes Up Washington Gender Transition Law Challenge

Erica Carlin July 26, 2026

The Supreme Court is set to hear a bitterly personal fight over a Washington law that lets minors who run away seek gender-related treatment without their parents being told. For the families involved, this is

Persecuted Christians Urge Trump To Act On Nigeria Violence

Erica Carlin July 26, 2026

Christians in Nigeria are under brutal pressure, and many are looking to Donald Trump to do what their own leaders have failed to do. The core message is simple enough: if the violence keeps rolling

Trump Urged To Act On Nigeria Christian Attacks

Erica Carlin July 26, 2026

Persecution in Nigeria has reached a point that can no longer be brushed aside. Christians in many regions have endured killings, kidnappings, burned churches, and constant fear, while too many officials have answered with vague

UK Report Exposes Child Abuse of 250K Girls Nationwide

Erica Carlin July 26, 2026

The new UK grooming gangs report lands like a hammer blow, spelling out years of abuse, denial, and institutional failure that let children down again and again. It centers on survivor testimony, the scale of

Biotech Danger Raises New Tech Concerns for Consumers

Dan Veld July 26, 2026

Biotech is moving fast, and the pace is getting hard to ignore. What used to sound like science fiction now feels uncomfortably close, with ideas like replacement bodies, brain-linked machines, and other lab-built workarounds edging

Sanctuary Cities Fuel Crime, Fentanyl, And Border Pressure

Dan Veld July 26, 2026

Zohran Mamdani’s border answer turned a lot of heads because it was short, sharp, and telling. In a political moment where Democrats love to talk around the issue, a one-word reply can say more than

CONGRESS Pushes SAVE Act Amid Election Security Debate

Dan Veld July 25, 2026

Trump’s push around the 2020 election files has kicked the conversation into a new gear, and now the pressure is squarely on Congress to do something useful with it. The bigger fight is not just

Shane Gillis Lands In Philadelphia, Draws Comedy Buzz

Dan Veld July 25, 2026

Shane Gillis just turned Philadelphia into the center of the comedy world, and the size of the crowd made the night feel bigger than a regular stand-up show. The Philly native brought a loud, hometown

Florida Coach Arrested In 7 Eleven Theft And Neglect Case

Dan Veld July 25, 2026

Fourteen teenage basketball players in Florida are at the center of a messy case that has pulled in their coach, a 7-Eleven store, and the local sheriff’s office. Officials say the players were accused of

AI Can Help Classrooms, But Cannot Guide Children

Darnell Thompkins July 25, 2026

This piece argues that AI is already moving into classrooms, and the real question is not whether it should be used, but how to keep it in its lane. It pushes a simple idea: technology

Prediction Markets Raise New Insider Trading Risks, David Marcus Warns

Doug Goldsmith July 25, 2026

Prediction markets are no longer a strange side show for gamblers. They are becoming a fast-moving force that blurs the line between public guessing and private knowledge, and that creates a fresh kind of temptation

Survey Finds 22% Of US Bishops Back Ordaining SSA Men

Erica Carlin July 25, 2026

A new survey tied to Notre Dame’s McGrath Institute is stirring up a hard conversation inside the Catholic Church, because it suggests a sizable slice of U.S. bishops are willing to ordain men with deep-seated

Spanish Cardinal Calls Vatican II Mass Reforms A Parody

Erica Carlin July 25, 2026

Spanish Cardinal Antonio María Rouco Varela is taking a hard line on what he sees as decades of liturgical drift, saying the post-Vatican II changes helped turn too many Masses into something unrecognizable. In his

James Madison’s Warning Still Matters For America 250

Dan Veld July 25, 2026

There is a fresh push on the left to dress up old socialist ideas in new language, and it is heading straight toward the Senate race. That matters because the Senate is not just another

Connecticut OIG Releases Body Camera Footage of Police Shooting

Dan Veld July 25, 2026

Police footage from Connecticut has put a violent roadside encounter under a bright, unforgiving spotlight. The video shows an officer responding to a chaotic scene that quickly turns physical, with a man swinging a baseball

Email Request Fails Because No Matching Record Found

Erica Carlin July 25, 2026

The message is short, but the problem it points to is instantly familiar: someone expected an email request to exist, and it simply does not. That kind of dead-end can feel small on the surface,

Bible Timeline Unpacks Ripperger’s End Times Warning

Erica Carlin July 25, 2026

Father Chad Ripperger’s warnings about the end times get a fresh look here, with the focus shifting to the biblical case for why Christians talk about Enoch and Elijah as the two witnesses in Revelation.

Minnesota Fraud Probe Expands In Feeding Our Future Case

Dan Veld July 25, 2026

The Feeding Our Future case has become one of the most jaw-dropping fraud scandals in Minnesota, and the latest courtroom moment added another ugly layer to it. A defendant tied to the scheme broke down

Gen Z Survey Links Trump Backing To Lower Church Attendance

Erica Carlin July 24, 2026

New survey results are stirring up a real debate about faith, politics, and the future of church attendance among younger Americans. The headline finding is blunt: many Gen Z respondents say the public link between

New Research Challenges Trevor Project Study On Suicide Claims

Erica Carlin July 24, 2026

A new round of scrutiny is taking aim at a widely cited claim from LGBT activists: that laws limiting gender-based school sports participation somehow drive young people to suicide. The debate centers on a Trevor

Massachusetts Abortion Debate Raises New Concerns Over Eugenics

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

Massachusetts lawmakers have pushed forward a bill that critics say would take the state even deeper into extreme abortion territory, especially when it comes to babies who are already viable. The fight has reignited a

Tony Romo Linked To Wisconsin Crime Case, Report Says

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo was named in a Wisconsin arrest report, and the news quickly lit up social media and sports circles. The situation has drawn attention not just because of Romo’s name, but

Trump Pushes To Close China’s USMCA Trade Loopholes

David Gregoire July 24, 2026

Trump’s approach to the USMCA review is all about leverage, and that matters because this is not supposed to be a rubber stamp. The agreement helped deepen North American trade, but the scheduled review exists

Liberal Democracy Fails Again, Catholic Teaching Offers A Better Way

Erica Carlin July 24, 2026

Back — Video Topics | Pro-life | Pro-family | Catholic Church | Freedom The State We Are In – Episode 2: The god that failed twice Frankly See More Liberal democracy was sold as the

Finnish MP Appeals Bible Conviction To European Court

Erica Carlin July 24, 2026

Finnish lawmaker Päivi Räsänen is taking her case to the European Court of Human Rights after being convicted over a church booklet and a Bible-based post, turning a national courtroom fight into a bigger test

USA Today Criticized For Caitlin Clark Coverage In WNBA Debate

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

Caitlin Clark keeps finding herself at the center of a strange kind of attention, where every move seems to draw a fresh wave of noise from the sports media machine. This time, the backlash landed

Fr. James Martin Calls For Gay Men In Catholic Seminaries

Erica Carlin July 24, 2026

Fr. James Martin is once again at the center of a fight over Catholic identity, this time after arguing that homosexual men should be admitted to seminaries and ordained to the priesthood. His case runs

America’s Wellness Push, Why Sleep And Supplements Matter

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

The wellness world loves a quick fix, and that promise has turned pills, powders, and shiny supplement bottles into a booming business. But when every ache, craving, and bad night of sleep gets a new

Kansas Teacher Arrested In Child Sex Crimes Case

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

A teacher once praised for pushing diversity and inclusion has now been charged in a case that has stunned parents, students, and anyone who thought the school system had its priorities straight. The allegations involve

Supreme Court Could Reshape Teachers Unions, School Lunch Programs

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

Teachers are getting fed up with union bosses acting like their paychecks are a piggy bank, and the fight over school lunch money is now front and center. At stake is a familiar question with

Canadian Wildfire Smoke Chokes U.S., Congress Must Act

Ella Ford July 24, 2026

Canadian wildfire smoke has been turning clear skies into a problem for millions of Americans, and the fallout has stretched from the Northeast to the Midwest. Air quality alerts, indoor-only days, and cancelled summer plans

Catholic Nuns, Bishop Sue New York Over Assisted Suicide Law

Erica Carlin July 24, 2026

A Catholic bishop and several communities of religious sisters are taking New York to federal court over a new assisted-suicide law they say tramples their faith and tries to drag them into a moral line

Israel Says It Has No Interest In Joining US Iran War

Erica Carlin July 24, 2026

News Israel has ‘no interest’ in joining US-Iran war: finance minister Despite reports of American fatalities and the US initiating the Iran war at Israel’s ‘request,’ Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called this conflict the ‘best’

America Must Act Fast On Artificial Superintelligence

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

America is heading into a new AI era, and the stakes are bigger than hype, stock charts, or clever demos. The real question is whether the country builds artificial intelligence in a way that protects

Progressives Push Wealth Tax, Middle Class Could Be Next

Karen Givens July 24, 2026

Progressive calls for a wealth tax always come wrapped in friendly language about fairness, but the pitch usually goes somewhere very different once it gets rolling. What starts as a promise to squeeze billionaires can

Trump Takes On ICC, Defends U.S. Sovereignty Abroad

Darnell Thompkins July 24, 2026

America has always bristled at distant powers trying to call the shots, and that instinct is still doing real work today. The fight over the International Criminal Court is really a fight over who gets

French Bishop Blocks Music Festival From Church Over Profanation Claim

Erica Carlin July 24, 2026

A French bishop has shut down an attempt to turn a Catholic church into a concert venue, after organizers tried to move ahead without the parish or the diocese giving the green light. The clash

LifeSiteNews Seeks Director Of Development For Fundraising Team

Erica Carlin July 24, 2026

LifeSiteNews is looking for a seasoned Director of Development who can lead fundraising with energy, judgment, and a steady hand. The role sits close to the center of the organization’s work, with responsibility for building

Rhode Island Lawmakers Clash With ICE Over MS-13 Arrests

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

A Rhode Island Democrat is under fire after blasting ICE over the arrest of a suspected MS-13 gang member, turning a routine enforcement win into a political fight. The clash has reignited a familiar argument

Smithsonian Battle Intensifies As Lawmakers Challenge Woke Agenda

Brittany Mays July 24, 2026

The Smithsonian has become a battleground over American memory, and the argument here is blunt: the institution should stop serving as a pipeline for political messaging and get back to telling the country’s story with