Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
‘The Big Weekend Show’ co-host Joey Jones analyzes how Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed uses radical streamer Hasan Piker to appeal to primary voters while hiding extreme policy positions for the general election.
According to recent data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, nearly a third of high school seniors cannot read well enough to extract basic details from a written page.
I want to thank CBS and other news outlets for giving me an excuse to write about Sydney Sweeney. Citing sports influencers—whatever that means—and a few women athletes, the media created a controversy over an advertisement for an online sports betting operation, Novig. She’s nekkid in the ads, hiding her naughty bits behind footballs. Tennis balls are too small.
Think you’re a rifleman? There’s only one way to find out. AR Tactical is one of the fastest-growing rifle sports in America, challenging everyday shooters to stretch their skills to 600 yards with practical rifles and real-world marksmanship. Along the way, even experienced competitors discover that old habits don’t always translate—and that’s part of the fun. The question is simple: Will your rifle even reach 600 yards?
Fox News contributor Caitlyn Jenner discusses federal charges against three individuals in an alleged $12 million homeless fund fraud scheme in California on ‘The Story.’
I’m calling Gilkar and Ahmed custodians rather than parents of baby Gabriel. The legal system has given them custody, but only their behavior can make them parents – a test which they have failed miserably.
I am at a bar. It’s loud. There is live music. And cheeseburgers. I missed dinner tonight because I was making a speech at a dinner banquet. Which is ironic when you think about it.
There are two ways to explain why someone doesn’t have what you have. One says: they took it from you, or from someone like you, and the only way to make things right is to take it back. The other says: build something. Work. Wait. Trust that effort compounds.
Former Reagan economist Art Laffer discusses the Fed’s decision to raise rates on ‘Kudlow.’
The cavalry gets the glory. The infantry gets the dust. For thousands of years, warfare has invented faster horses, bigger guns, tanks, aircraft, drones, and now cyber warriors—but eventually somebody still has to walk onto the objective with a rifle and take the ground. Call them ground pounders, earth pigs, grunts, soldiers, or Marines: they are the infantry. Not everyone should be one, and thank God for that. But every army needs them, because wars may be shaped by technology, artillery, armor, and airpower—but ground is still won by the poor bastard standing on it.
We have previously noted The Philadelphia Inquirer’s far left columnist Will Bunch and his adamant support for the rule of law. Mr Bunch even wrote that he did not “like” President Biden’s final flurry of pardons “at all,” though he claimed that “they were understandable” to protect critics of then-incoming President Trump. Clearly, Mr Bunch …
Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst reports on a potential U.S. response to escalating tensions in the Middle East amid threats from Iran-backed Houthis and a reported Iranian attack on a U.S.-contracted vessel on ‘Special Report.’
This is a long one. Grab coffee. I am going to walk through where Ohio actually stands right now — not where the campaign mailers say we stand, actual numbers — and then I am going to make the case for why Vivek Ramaswamy is the guy who gets us from “a fine place to be from” to “a place people move to on purpose.”
Developing artificial intelligence is the 21st century’s moon race. This time, the stakes are survival itself.
Journalist John Solomon tweeted, “Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon unite at Pro-Human Assembly to demand AI guardrails.”
If that doesn’t convince you to support the development of artificial intelligence, maybe this will.
The 6.5 Creedmoor has been around for 19 years, and apparently that still hasn’t been enough time for some gun enthusiasts to learn what the word Creedmoor actually means.
Before you utter “6.5 Man Bun” again, try Google.
Continental Resources Founder Harold Hamm and CEO of Continental Resources Doug Lawler discuss their newly announced Venezuela oil deal, its impact on energy markets and the future of domestic production.
Just as there is no correlation or example of a successful socialist society employing the techniques being touted like new ideas by these 21st century socialist idjiots who the democrat party is embracing and welcoming into the tent.
Right now, the news media is in an uproar over AI. The headlines are bleak. Experts are saying our cherished way of life is in danger. Pretty soon, if things keep going this direction, they say we will lose basic human abilities, such as empathy, sustained focus, and the ability to spel withot autocorrek.
Most remember the airline hijackings spanning the late 1960s and early 1970s. The peak of hijackings (1968-1972) was dubiously dubbed by history as the “Golden Age of hijacking.” At the peak, airplanes were hijacked at a rate of nearly one per week. The act was termed “air piracy.”
Heroic responses are etched into history’s chronicles, and evil is etched into the narratives.
President Donald Trump says the Fed was wrong to raise interest rates by a quarter percentage point. In a Truth Social post, Trump said that US rates “should be 1%, or less.” Chris Phelan, White House Council of Economic Advisers chairman, agrees and says anyway you measure it – inflation is coming down. He is on “Balance of Power.”