The integrity gamble
The real wager in sports today isn’t on rebounds, strikeouts, or touchdowns, it’s on whether fans still believe the competition is honest.
Springtime for Platner ends
As the British would say, the Democrat Party is about to give Graham Platner the Spanish archer, aka, the El-Bow. The Nazi-tattooed misogynist mess who raises oysters for his mommy’s restaurant has begun to slip in the polls made public—an indication that Democrats are horrified by the results of their more accurate internal polling.
On Monday, he suspended his campaign, which paves the way for replacing him before the weekend deadline.
3 Steps to Reduce Violence, Including Gun Violence
The effort to reduce violence of all kinds, including gun violence, needs to be led by the states. Here’s how.
CUBA IN CRISIS: Trump TIGHTENS GRIP after ENTIRE power grid collapses
‘The Big Money Show’ discusses Cuba’s nationwide power blackout and its economic crisis deepens. #foxbusiness #bigmoneyshow Subscribe to Fox Business: https://bit.ly/2D9Cdse Watch more Fox Business Video: https://video.foxbusiness.com Watch Fox Business Network Live: http://www.foxnewsgo.com/FOX Business Network (FBN) is a financial news channel delivering real-time information across all platforms that impact both Main Street and Wall Street. …
Washington’s Revolutionary War flag
On July 2, 1776, the Continental Congress met in Philadelphia to formally vote to declare independence from Great Britain. The vote of the states was 12 yes, 0 no, and 1 abstention. New York failed to vote because its delegates claimed they lacked direction from their state government.
Holding Doors in Manhattan And Other Bad Ideas
We arrived in New York City and tried our best to avoid the chaotic crowds of pedestrians downtown. But this proved to be difficult inasmuch as our cab driver was driving on the sidewalks. We tried to ask him to slow down, but he was too busy on a video call.
It’s a Bird… And a Plane… It’s SuperBand – The Powerhouse for All Things Wireless
For the ever-increasing percentage of the population too young to get the reference in the headline? It’s a gentle alteration of the opening to a very old Superman show. Yes, Youngsters, people used to watch pre-timed television. In black-and-white, even.
FINAL WORD: GOP rep says he wants America on TOP and Russia STOPPED #shorts
The Peace Act aims to tighten pressure on Russia by targeting oil revenues and Western banking access while encouraging allies to invest in U.S. defense.
America’s New State Religion: Trust the Science, Worship the Self
America did not become irreligious. It simply changed religions. The old civic faith placed God above man and man above government; the new one places the self above reality and bureaucracy above everything else. Scientism supplies the lab coat, wokeism supplies the moral panic, and government arrives as savior, priest, therapist, and parole officer. This is not progress. It is ancient Gnosticism with Wi-Fi.
Why do I pay $6.99 a week for a newspaper that hates our country?
My digital subscription to The Philadelphia Inquirer hits my bank account for $27.96 every four weeks, or $363.48 every year. The City of Brotherly Love is where the members of the Continental Congress met and finally declared our independence from King George and Great Britain 250 years and one day ago. Yet our nation’s third …
DEVELOPING: Hundreds arrested after ‘TikTok takeover’ hits California beach
‘Outnumbered’ reacts to Newport Beach’s Fourth of July ‘TikTok takeover,’ where at least 44 people were injured while 400 teens were arrested and businesses looted.
Senator Thune and Scott Presler: The Tempest in Rapid City
The South Dakota Republican Party’s 2026 State Convention had barely adjourned on 27 June before the story began morphing into something unrecognizable — a cautionary tale about how political social media can transform a minor kerfuffle into a dramatic narrative of martyrdom and persecution.
Why they try communism
Roger Kimball wrote, “Why socialism will fail,” a pretty nifty if overly intellectualized piece that encapsulates the common smug capitalist prediction of doom because “sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
Hahaha, right?
Really? Well, Congress ran out of other people’s money in the 1980s. We have a national debt approaching $40 trillion—$40 million million. Maybe we’re the socialists but we just won’t admit it.
America at 250
America at 250
America is the oldest, continuous modern Republic on Earth.
And Uber Super Power America has imperial power and responsibilities without imperial ambitions.
Above all, America is absolutely unique.
Biden’s illegal immigration policy fueled housing costs, Fed study reveals
Former federal prosecutor Jonathan Fahey discuss an illegal Haitian national charged in a Pennsylvania State Trooper’s death and the impact of illegal migrants on housing costs.
It Is Time To End Washington DC Home Rule
For most of our country’s life, the District of Columbia was governed directly by the federal government. It is our nation’s capital, and it must be brought back under complete federal control
A Little Bird
I was on the way to the shed. Walking through the yard. I saw something in the grass. It was fluttering in the weeds. I could see its wings.
That Bonded Minute
I’m old enough to remember the Bicentennial Minute … that nightly, :60 civics lesson. As America turns 250, reviving it would’ve given a fractured country one shared ritual in a culture that can’t agree on anything ….
Trump’s involvement in OVERTURNING U.S. soccer star’s red card ban EXPLAINED
President Trump asked FIFA’s president to review the red card and subsequent suspension of American soccer star Folarian Balogun ahead of the U.S. match against Belgium on Monday. FIFA’s president, who has close ties to Trump, insisted that FIFA’s judicial bodies are independent.
Mercury: The Miracle Metal That Tries to Kill Everyone
Mercury was once the miracle metal. Doctors prescribed it. Gold miners depended on it. Hat makers worked with it. NASA even launched it into space as the propellant for experimental ion engines. Then science caught up. The same liquid metal that advanced civilization was quietly attacking the human brain, poisoning rivers, and climbing the food chain. Mercury is a reminder that some of humanity’s greatest innovations come with a simple question we often ask too late: What if the miracle is actually the warning?