Month: July 2026

Data centers are responsible for $6.3 billion, or 38%, of the $16.4 billion in charges from the PJM Interconnection’s just-held capacity auction, Joseph Bowring, president of Monitoring Analytics, said in an email to Utility Dive. Monitoring Analytics is the grid operator’s independent market monitor. In PJM’s last four base capacity auctions, data center-driven capacity charges totaled …

Data Centers Were Responsible For 46% Of PJM’s Last Four Capacity Auction Costs Read More »

President Trump has formally approved a landmark 30-year civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia that could be worth tens of billions of dollars and put American companies at the center of the kingdom’s nuclear buildout, according to the Wall Street Journal. The accord is expected to be signed Wednesday by US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Saudi …

Trump Greenlights Saudi Nuclear Deal, Uranium Enrichment In The Kingdom Possible Read More »

Give it time, folks. In the Trump era, that’s all we can say—when the president makes a claim, the Democrats go crazy, and in the end, Trump was right all along. Our election system is vulnerable. Voter data has been compromised, and New Jersey’s Mikie Sherrill was forced to admit that after reviewing their state’s …

Trump Was Right: NJ Gov. Mikie Sherrill Forced to Eat Crow Over Massive Voter Registration Error Read More »

As four more American families grieve the deaths of soldiers killed in the war on Iran, one of the top-ranking ministers in Israel’s cabinet told an Israeli audience that having America do all the fighting and dying is “the best for us.” Israel had intensely lobbied President Trump to launch a joint war on Iran on Feb …

Top Israeli Minister: ‘Best For Us’ If US Fights Iran While Israel Sits Out New Round of War Read More »

A massive Medicaid fraud scheme in Arizona has left up to 2,000 Native Americans feared dead or missing, with whistleblowers and attorneys sounding the alarm that the nightmare is still ongoing. New whistleblower allegations claim vulnerable Native Americans were allegedly lured into white vans with promises of treatment, then plied with fentanyl, methamphetamine, alcohol, and …

HORROR IN ARIZONA: Whistleblower Says Native Americans Were Drugged, Locked in Fake Rehab Houses So Criminals Could Steal Billions From Medicaid — Up to 2,000 Feared Dead or Missing Read More »

The headline is accurate, but with limited space, I couldn’t really note that they didn’t do it by choice. See, Montgomery County decided to make a whole lot of places gun-free zones. As this is Maryland, it’s likely they didn’t figure the state would have any issues with what they were doing. After all, they love …

Maryland County Votes to Back Off on Gun Restrictions Read More »

The Democrat Party would really rather that you not know this, but they are on a collision course with the midterms and they’ve got the fiscal woes of a college freshman who spent one too many nights out on the town with their first credit card. Things are reportedly so bad that they are taking drastic measures …

Ouch: Democrats Are Nursing a Kamala-Sized Hangover That Could Crush Their Midterm Hopes Read More »

President Trump highlighted the massive number of illegal voters across the country in a renewed push for Republicans to pass the SAVE America Act.  The Department of Homeland Security recently said that “preliminary reviews” of voter records in California, New Jersey, Nevada, and Pennsylvania found the following. 190,832 non-citizens registered to vote in California. 35,152 non-citizens registered …

Trump: At Least 35,152 Non Citizens Registered to Vote in NJ – “Republicans, Get Smart… Pass the Save America Act!!!” Read More »

The Supreme Court will decide whether Alaska can forfeit an 82-year-old bush pilot’s $95,000 Cessna over a misdemeanor alcohol charge, a case that could reshape government asset forfeiture powers nationwide. Kenneth Jouppi has spent more than a decade fighting the State of Alaska for his 1969 Cessna. The plane was grounded and marked for seizure …

Supreme Court agrees to hear case of Alaska pilot whose $95,000 plane was seized over a passenger’s beer Read More »

Rep. Ilhan Omar posted a short video to Facebook this week declaring that Minnesota had “defeated ICE’s racist terror campaign”, a claim that drew swift mockery online and raised fresh questions about how a sitting member of Congress defines victory over federal  law enforcement. The roughly ten-second clip, first reported by the New York Post, shows the …

Ilhan Omar claims Minnesota ‘defeated’ ICE in viral video — and the backlash was immediate Read More »