Justice Department Steps Up Election Fraud Cases

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US Attorney General Todd Blanche tells Bloomberg This Weekend that the Justice Department is expanding investigations into alleged election crimes ahead of the midterms, including noncitizen voting, and plans to deploy monitors to polling locations across the country. Speaking with Myles Miller, Blanche also discusses the department’s misconduct complaint against Minnesota federal judges, its review of the Federal Reserve headquarters renovation and the administration’s defense of its tariff authority.

They’re Selling Bike Paths As Saving The Planet. I Ran The Numbers. They Didn’t.

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I am going to start this one with a confession, the same way I start most of these.

I teach Physics. I teach Anatomy. I did not inherit somebody else’s curriculum and read off a textbook somebody else wrote. I WROTE the textbooks. Both of them. Published them. So when a city council stands up at a ribbon-cutting and tells me a fresh coat of blacktop is “helping the planet,” I need you to understand something: I am not the guy who hears the word “science” and just nods along. I am the guy who goes and checks the arithmetic, because checking the arithmetic is literally my job, five periods a day, in front of teenagers who would rather be anywhere else grading me on whether I actually know what I’m talking about.

Living Behind Enemy Lines In Dirty Blue States, Tale #115: Low Level Terrorism Caused By Mobs Of Screeching Liberal White Women

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The black juror, a Republican, said they constantly interrupted him, not allowing him to finish his thoughts. Dirty Blue States are rife with hysterical white women who cannot tolerate anyone, especially a person they call “of color,” to voice Conservative thoughts.

California: Keeping Dumb Net Neutrality Alive. Trump Is Trying to Kill It

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Paper or Spastic? Semi-famous are some World War II Japanese soldiers who were strewn across the Pacific – and didn’t know the war had ended. Some spent subsequent DECADES hiding out – awaiting reality to finally find them. When it comes to government policy, this is how I often view California. A bunch of soldiers …

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A Quiet Giant Awakes: Why Japan Is Shedding Decades of Strategic Passivity

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I spent almost 10 years of my journalistic career covering Japan—a place long considered inscrutable by Westerners, even though today’s decidedly Westernized Japan is about as inscrutable as Iowa. During those years, I watched Japanese leaders wrestle with a foreign policy hamstrung by a constitution that essentially prohibits war as an option for failed diplomacy.

The Big Devil Is USa

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The three Muhammads, the plan they wrote down, the countries that already lived it, and why the American Left is holding the door open.

Yes, the capitalization is a pun. Khomeini named America “the Great Satan.” Big Devil. U-S-A. Us. I teach high school, and there is a clause somewhere in my contract requiring at least one terrible pun per lesson. Box checked. Moving on.

Is Trump’s Long Term Goal To Cancel Income Taxes On All But The Most Wealthy?

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Is Trump’s Long Term Goal To Cancel Income Taxes On All But The Most Wealthy?

Trump is re-industrializing America by bringing manufacturing back. Previous presidents had turned us into a service nation. To increase our national wealth we need to return to manufacturing. He recently announced that a steel factory is being built in Iowa using materials from a mine in northern Minnesota.

The View from Lincoln’s Steps

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I am on the steps of Abraham Lincoln’s birthplace. The birth site of an American president. And it’s humbling.

No. Not just “humbling.” It’s humble. This humble cabin in which Lincoln was born is situated inside a proud Neoclassical memorial building made of both Tennessee marble and Connecticut granite. The cabin still has mud caked between the logs. The wood is rough and splintered. Just the way it was two hundred years ago.

A grace filled return

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Jeff Lukich’s The Long Way Home recounts his forty‑year drift from the Church and the slow, grace‑driven path that led him back. Blending testimony and practical guidance, he shows how even the longest spiritual desert can end in reconciliation, sacramental renewal, and a return to God’s doorway.

The Gospel We Share Is Unstoppable

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Are you ready to step out of spiritual hesitation and experience a profound journey of spiritual transformation and hope? This class is your invitation to pull up a chair to our study table and master the 22 distinct Gospel presentations recorded in the Book of Acts, observing how the unstoppable Gospel breaks through every human barrier!