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America has a quickly growing waste problem. I’m talking about how to dispose of or treat the vast, rapidly increasing amount of waste tied to the wind and solar energy, which the federal and various state governments have obsessed over, subsidized, and mandated. This is not a theoretical problem of the distant future. It is …
America’s Real Waste Problem: Wind and Solar Waste Is Piling Up Read More »
In 2025, the Republican Party of Virginia was annihilated at the ballot box. Then-Governor Glenn Youngkin had decent job approval numbers, but in recent years, Virginia has taken on a tint that seems more blue than purple. Still, the scale of the destruction was striking. Youngkin’s chosen successor, then-Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earl-Sears, was defeated by over …
Why Are Virginia Democrats Suddenly Nervous About the Redistricting Amendment? Read More »
Well, they are certainly right to be concerned about all of the above—what’s happened in Canada over the past decade has certainly shown that euthanasia is a slippery slope. That nation now euthanizes more of its own citizens than it does shelter dogs! This summer, they are on track to kill their 100,000th patient through Medical …
I have lost multiple restaurants over the past few years. The final two closed last year in California. At first, it was easy to explain. COVID-19 hit, and everything changed overnight. Then came the actor strikes, the writer strikes, and the fires that swept through Los Angeles. One by one, these events reshaped the economic …
The land of Israel. The most hotly contested region in the world. The Jewish people say it is theirs, and the Arabs say it is theirs. Yet God tells us clearly to whom it belongs: In the last days, He says, “I will also gather all nations, and bring them down to the Valley of Jehoshaphat; …
The Enduring Battle for Israel’s Soil: The Land Has Only Prospered in Jewish Hands Read More »
Article & Response: A Montgomery County judge has sentenced a Silver Spring man to decades in prison for his role in a deadly 2022 shooting tied to gang activity. In Circuit Court for Montgomery County, Judge Terrence McGann sentenced Jonathan Leon-Chacon, 28, to 75 years in prison on March 20, 2026. Leon-Chacon had pleaded guilty …
U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced an end to Biden-era offshore wind farm projects to divert investments into American fossil fuel development. Burgum spoke at the Cambridge Energy Research Associates Week (CERAWeek) in a joint press conference with French TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné on Monday to announce the end of the project. Burgum and Pouyanné signed a …
Gone With The Wind: Trump Admin Scraps Offshore Eyesore For Fossil Fuel Development Read More »
Two Republicans currently lead in the California governor’s race according to recent polls, making a Democrat lockout in the November general election a distinct possibility. California’s top-two primary system allows the two highest vote-getters to advance, regardless of party, and Republicans Steve Hilton and Sheriff Chad Bianco have emerged as the top contenders in the race. Unless one of the …
After more than a month of political stalemate, the Senate Democrats are finally flinching, and a deal to reopen the Department of Homeland Security seems within reach – even if the path looks like a compromise designed to please no one. Key Senate Republicans left the White House late Monday in a noticeably upbeat mood, telling colleagues …
Senate Democrats Blink: DHS Deal Emerges After Weeks Of Gridlock Read More »
the Merced City School District approved a contract worth about $270,000 to bring a rap-based curriculum into classrooms, even as academic performance remains weak. The district serves over 11,000 students, yet only 13% meet math proficiency standards. The program includes a summer “Rap Camp” and specialized programming tied to cultural themes, all framed to boost student engagement. …
California Schools Try Rap While Scores Keep Falling Read More »