Month: September 2026

Iowa Democratic gubernatorial nominee Rob Sand said he would oppose efforts to restrict books about homosexuality and transgenderism geared toward children. Kailee Coleman, a social media influencer, said in an interview with Sand — who currently serves as Iowa state auditor — that she is a “banned book children’s author” and asked if he would …

So-Called Moderate Governor Candidate Wants More Trans Books in Elementary Schools Read More »

The Daily Wire’s Jennie Taer reported Saturday that ICE officers across the country had been told to stop arresting illegal aliens who lack criminal convictions or pending charges. Final deportation orders would not be enough. “Collateral arrests” were out too. If agents found a criminal target sitting next to other illegal aliens, they were to take …

Trump Kills the Quiet ICE Stand-Down Overnight Read More »

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has stopped pretending his socialist vision is just a local experiment. On CNN International’s Amanpour, the Democratic Socialist was asked whether America is ready to elect people on the hard left – and whether the 2026 midterms will be a referendum not only on President Trump, but on the Democratic …

Mamdani: Socialism “Will Absolutely Translate” Nationwide Read More »

There has to be a term for something worse than hypocrisy when it comes to Hillary Clinton. How about, “Hillarocrisy”? That’s because Hillary Clinton knowingly tells mistruths about her political adversaries, while exempting herself from her own criticism. Ironically, this lack of personal accountability is not a bug, but a feature of authoritarian rule. That’s …

Hillary Clinton Just Went After Donald Trump. She Gets Absolutely Wrecked. Read More »

(OPINION) The quiet disappearance of cash is not a convenience story but a shift toward money that can be watched, frozen, and programmed—and most people, the author argues, will notice only after the exit is gone. Writing onZeroHedge, Milan Adams of Preppgroup says the change is not arriving with a midnight law. It is arriving …

Prepping for a Cashless Control Grid How Digital Currency Becomes Digital Control Read More »

One of my favorite anecdotes about the education racket comes from Lawrence Lindsey’s 1990 book The Growth Experiment (page 210, to be precise). The question was: how many bureaucrats operate in the New York City public school system? It took two dozen phone calls to find someone who both knew the answer and was authorized to disclose it: …

How Much That “Underfunded” School Got Read More »

In Pennsylvania Amish country, an obese and remarkably homely nurse in the employ of the state Public Health™ authority, Dale Weiser, pictured in all of her plus-sized glory here, has been going door-to-door with an arsenal of measles vaccines in tow in order to “encourage” vaccine uptake among the community that “abstains from Western medicine” — …

PA Public Health Officials Target Amish Door-to-Door For Measles Vaccine Re-Education, On-Site Injection Read More »

A Florida father who displayed a pistol while confronting bullies who attacked his son over a pizza will not face charges, local media reported. The Sept. 18 incident occurred a day after the father’s son was attacked after refusing to hand over pizza from a “church fellowship program” at a local high school, according to a report …

Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law Saves Father Legal Battle After Bullies Attacked Son  Read More »

A Virginia man who tortured cats in order to obtain fraudulent social media donations received the state’s largest penalty for animal abuse after Internet sleuths as far as France led investigators to him. Rodney Travis Jr, 27, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to animal abuse and computer fraud charges in Henrico County Circuit Court after beating about 20 cats, according …

Vile fraudster, 27, who tortured cats for Instagram and TikTok donations gets largest-ever penalty in Virginia history after internet sleuths from France led police to his door Read More »

The Supreme Court rejected Ramey’s final appeal hours before he was put to death at Huntsville prison A man convicted of murdering three people in their apartment while searching for drugs to steal was executed in Texas on Wednesday evening, a week after his accomplice was put to death for the same killings. Ker’Sean Ramey, …

Ker’Sean Ramey executed in Texas after Supreme Court rejects appeal Read More »