Month: June 2026

Just weeks after Americans criticized the United Kingdom for imposing intrusive and heavy-handed social media rules, Congress is now advancing legislation that raises strikingly similar concerns about government overreach, privacy erosion, and the expansion of online surveillance. A bipartisan agreement on children’s online safety legislation unveiled by House Energy and Commerce Committee leaders would impose new …

The KIDS Act: A Bipartisan Mass Surveillance Megabill Read More »

“Chicago, Chicago, it’s a hell of a town,” Chicago, a city of children without fathers and 19-year-old deadbeat dads who point their guns sideways at each other while driving at high speed past drug corner sales, commemorated Father’s Day with shootings that took out 39 people and killed 6 of them. That’s up from 5 killed and …

Chicago Mayor Declares Transgender State of Emergency After 39 Shot on Father’s Day Weekend Read More »

If you found yourself channel surfing in Gaza between 2007 and 2009, you may have happened upon “Tomorrow’s Pioneers.” The children’s show, which aired for four seasons on the Al-Aqsa television network, features a young hijab-adorned Palestinian girl named Saraa accompanied by a costumed animal. Skits are used to educate the audience about the importance …

Queers for Palestine Read More »

An imam granted access to a U.S. military interfaith chapel stood before American soldiers and fed them this line: “Muslims don’t force people to convert. The Quran says there is no compulsion in religion. You do you, and I do me.” This is textbook taqiyya – deliberate deception designed to present a peaceful, tolerant face …

The Islamization of the U.S. Military: America is Being Conquered From Within Read More »

A federal appeals court has restored a key Trump administration policy on expedited removals, clearing the path for faster deportations of illegal immigrants who entered the country unlawfully. The 2-1 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit vacates a nationwide block imposed by a Biden-appointed district judge, affirming that the Department …

Appeals Court Delivers Major Victory for Trump Immigration Enforcement, Slaps Down Activist Judge Read More »

“Hey Congressman Dan Goldman, we see that you stopped by our shop today for a coffee. Do you see how it doesn’t taste like genocide juice?” Poetica Coffee wrote in its Instagram post. A New York City coffee shop has banned a congressman over his support for Israel, and now the Justice Department’s Civil Rights …

NYC Coffee Shop Bans Pro-Israel Congressman Goldman, Says It Doesn’t Serve ‘Genocide Enablers’ Read More »

With hyperscalers set to spend roughly $800 billion on data-center capex this year alone, alongside reshoring and broader grid electrification, baseload power demand is poised to surge. We have made the case that intermittent solar and wind are no match for the scale and reliability requirements of the modern economy, and that nuclear power is emerging as the clean, …

Trump Admin Kicks Off American Nuclear Renaissance With $17.5 Billion Loan Program For Reactor Projects Read More »

Carnival Cruise Line has banned 16 people after a massive fight broke out among passengers as they waited in a customs line in Florida. Dramatic footage captured the moment a group of unruly individuals charged at each other at around 8am on Monday after the Carnival Conquest ship docked at Port Miami following a trip to …

Carnival Cruise makes ruthless decision after feisty passengers erupt in massive brawl at Miami port Read More »

The Pung estate argued the county took property worth nearly $200,000 to satisfy a disputed debt of just over $2,000 The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday unanimously sided with Isabella County, Michigan, rejecting a family’s claim that local governments must pay homeowners the full fair market value of property seized and sold in tax foreclosures rather than …

Supreme Court rules on Michigan home seized over $2,200 disputed tax debt  Read More »

In a 6-3 decision Tuesday morning, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration, holding that green card holders can be stripped of their status if they traveled abroad while facing criminal charges involving moral turpitude, finding that pending allegations are sufficient to subject them to removal proceedings. The Court said immigration officials do not …

Supreme Court Sides With Trump Admin On Removing Green Card Holders Accused Of Crimes Read More »