Month: February 2025

The Department of Justice under President Trump has determined that the multiple layers of removal restrictions shielding administrative law judges (ALJs) are unconstitutional. The DOJ has concluded that current laws make it too difficult for the government to remove ALJs from their positions. These laws require multiple steps and layers of approval before an ALJ can be …

Trump DOJ Declares Multi-Layered Protections for Administrative Law Judges Unconstitutional, Dismantling Longstanding Shield for Unelected Bureaucrats Read More »

Here’s some good news for renters: Rent prices are still moving in the right direction—and have fallen for the 15th consecutive month. The median asking rent in the 50 largest metros registered at $1,720, down $23 from last month and $40 from its August 2022 peak, notes Realtor.com economist Jiayi Xu in the October 2024 Rental Report. While …

Rents Fall for the 15th Month in a Row—and the South Becomes Even Friendlier to Renters Read More »

CBS News is in the midst of a ratings crisis brought on by its new ‘Evening News’ format, former executives and producers have said. ‘It’s a disaster,’ a former CBS News exec told DailyMail.com of the new dual-anchor set-up they framed as ‘going to two anchors.’ Maurice DuBois and John Dickerson have since replaced longtime host Norah O’Donnell, leading to …

CBS News chaos worsens as new presenters trigger ratings ‘disaster’ at woke network Read More »

In what has become the latest trend in #Resistance fashion, another government lawyer made a splashy exit from the Department of Justice this week. Denise Cheung, chief of the criminal division for the U.S. Attorney’s office in Washington, sent a three-page letter to her boss explaining why she would have to quit rather than follow orders to …

Julie Kelly: The Real Scandal Behind The Latest DOJ Defection Read More »

Why do we tolerate purposeful government incompetence? Especially when it comes to our voter registration rolls – the lists we use to make sure only qualified voters cast ballots in an election. These rolls are bloated with ineligible voters, only periodically updated, and opaque to the public. What if our bank records were like that? How …

Voter Rolls Like They Oughta Be Read More »

The latest data from Maine’s schools shows that test scores are plummeting as schools focus on the children of illegal migrants who are welcomed by the state’s employers and politicians. The latest numbers from the National Center for Education Statistics finds that Maine public school students are at their lowest test scores in thirty years in both …

Maine’s Schools Collapse as More Migrants Pour In Read More »

Ludwig von Mises called the universities of his day “nurseries of socialism” because of the inevitable socialist bias of all government-funded universities. He also said that there is always a remnant of students, however, that does not buy into the endless drumbeat about the alleged wonders of socialism and the “imperfections” of free-market capitalism. It is this remnant …

Universities: Dysfunctional Incubators Of Socialism Read More »

Independent media – you reading this – is now the most powerful force on earth. So essentially the entire town of Washington, D.C. has been stealing. The anomalies are those who are not stealing. $4.7 trillion, almost impossible to trace, represents two-thirds of the annual U.S. budget. And if it’s happening in the U.S., it is …

“Give Us Back Our Fu*#ing Money.” How Washington Stole Everything. Read More »

Many prominent Democrats still claim voter fraud is not a real issue unless they are on the losing side, in which case the elections were “stolen.” Democrats are facing new charges of election fraud going back to 2021, despite their party pushing back on election integrity and voter fraud claims since the 2020 presidential election. …

Democrats charged with election fraud amid party’s efforts to obstruct election integrity measures Read More »

A further 70% believe government spending is rife with waste and fraud, while 69% support ultimately cutting spending by $1 trillion. Despite broadly circulating left-wing narratives that the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was causing a cataclysmic drop in support for President Donald Trump’s administration, a recent Harvard CAPS/Harris poll has substantially undercut …

Harvard poll undercuts Dem narratives, shows DOGE widely popular Read More »