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Dubious Harvard law professor has multiple elite ties
Andrew Kerr writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a Harvard professor with a questionable background. The Harvard Law School professor arrested for firing a pellet rifle outside a Massachusetts synagogue on the eve of…
New TV show avoids real reasons for newspaper decline
Armond White writes for National Review Online about a misguided new television series focusing on print journalism. Just as the public begins to recognize the utter corruption of journalism, when mainstream media lie to us…
Virginia Dem’s revolting texts placed in context
Jeffrey Blehar writes for National Review Online about Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones’ recently revealed texts. He declared that if he was trapped in a room with a gun and two bullets, alongside Hitler, Pol…
Day 100 of State Budget Impasse
On Hundredth Day of the Shapiro Shutdown, PA Democrats Push Spending & Tax Hikes Harrisburg, Pa., October 8, 2025 — Day 100 of the state budget shutdown brought chaos to the Capitol rotunda, with partisan political…
Suspected LA Arsonist Allegedly Created Eerie Pictures Of Burning Cities, Felt ‘Liberated’ Setting Bible On Fire
The alleged arsonist responsible for the January 2025 Palisades fire asked the AI program ChatGPT to create an image of a burning city, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.Federal prosecutors announced that 29-year-old…
Schumer Keeps Government Closed Despite Mounting Costs of Shutdown
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and a majority of Senate Democrats voted Wednesday afternoon to keep the government shuttered despite mounting consequences from the prolonged funding lapse.Democrats rejected a bipartisan…
US Budget Deficit Hit $1.8 Trillion In 2025, CBO Reports
The U.S. federal budget deficit hit $1.8 trillion in the fiscal year ending on Sept. 30, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reported Wednesday.That number was just $8 billion less than the budget shortfall that was…
Is Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying an Even Bigger Problem than We Know?
Is taxpayer-funded lobbying a bigger problem than many Texans suspect? It certainly seems so based on one Dallas city councilmember’s recent verbal slip-up. On August 27, 2025, the Dallas city council held a regular hearing…
What rising violence reveals about freedom and faith
What rising violence reveals about freedom and faith Written by In just over a month, people of faith and religious sanctuaries have been attacked in high-profile acts of violence and destruction. These are part of increased…
What rising violence reveals about freedom and faith
What rising violence reveals about freedom and faith Written by In just over a month, people of faith and religious sanctuaries have been attacked in high-profile acts of violence and destruction. These are part of increased…
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