Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
New bill ensures that each county sheriff in Washington State will keep Democrats happy to avoid being targeted for decertification & removal from office. In addition, Democrats will decide who can run for county sheriff and voters will be left to choose among those candidates selected by Democrats.
The US war effort against Iran is showing signs of strain as Iran’s arsenal of missiles and drones has forced the US to dig deep into inventories of expensive interceptors. Tehran is still hitting valuable military installations and energy infrastructure across the Middle East daily. Bloomberg Economics Defense Lead Becca Wasser breaks down the situation.
In recent election cycles, public trust in the electoral process has measurably declined. Surveys from multiple institutions show that large portions of the electorate—across party lines—harbor doubts about integrity, administration, or transparency. That reality, by itself, is destabilizing. It does not require proof of systemic fraud to create risk. It only requires sustained disbelief.
Some weekends are about business. Some weekends are about golf. And then there are weekends where business, war, leadership, and American grit intersect in a way that reminds you exactly why the fundamentals of Business 101 still matter.
On Boxing Day of 2023, I noted an article in The Wall Street Journal concerning investors souring on electric vehicle charging companies. In plug in electric vehicles are the wave of the future, why would investors not be moving into, rather than out of, such companies? Note that the original article was from December of …
Excitement around AI has driven huge stock market gains, but some investors worry we could be nearing an AI crash. Clare talks with Investment Strategist Ross Mayfield, of Baird Private Wealth Management, about how worried you need to be.
The other day, I watched Democrat Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries blathering on about recently fired Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noam. Jeffries was ecstatic. In fact, he seemed to be salivating as he tore into Noem’s damaged political carcass.
Yes, regime changes are good things that America occasionally must make. The death of the ayatollah spared the world the funding of terrorism and the danger of a regime building nuclear weaponry that has chanted “Death to America” for 47 years.
The Left (I just call them Bolsheviks nowadays) claims words are violence to shut people up. They police speech because the lies of Cultural Marxism and barbarian Islam can’t compete with the truth.
Fox News chief political analyst Brit Hume assesses President Donald Trump’s remarks about Operation Epic Fury on ‘Special Report.’
The price of a gallon on gas is not set by multi-billion-dollar corporations. It’s set by local businesses.
The Girl Scouts were setting up a folding table by the doors of the hardware store.
“Omigod,” I said to the cashier. “It’s March.”
The cashier looked at me flatly.
“Debit or credit?” she said.
“This is March,” I pointed out again. “Don’t you know what this means?“
AI bots are capable of theorizing millions of scenarios with billions of variables, to calculate probabilistic outcomes. But they can’t calculate the incalculable – the value of human life.
Israeli ambassador to the U.N. Danny Danon discusses President Donald Trump’s statement saying the war in Iran is ‘very complete’ on ‘The Story.’
Start with Clausewitz. His most famous line remains the most brutally accurate description of war ever written: war is the continuation of politics by other means. In other words, wars are not random explosions of violence. Nations fight because they want political outcomes—territory, influence, regime survival, deterrence, or control of strategic regions.
US President Donald Trump is weighing the option of deploying special forces on the ground in Iran to seize the Islamic Republic’s near-bomb-grade uranium, according to three diplomatic officials briefed on the matter. Uncertainty over Iran’s highly enriched uranium has intensified because it’s almost nine months since United Nations atomic inspectors last verified its location, the officials said. Bloomberg Economics Defense Lead Becca Wasser breaks down the situation.
If you grew up on Austin Powers, you remember the joke. Dr. Evil didn’t want nukes. He didn’t want tanks. He wanted lasers. The audience laughed because lasers were cinematic nonsense. Fast forward to 2026 and Israel is fielding the Iron Beam, and the U.S. military has ship-mounted and vehicle-mounted high-energy laser systems actively burning small threats out of the sky. Turns out Dr. Evil was just early.
Oregon’s small-business scene just lived through its roughest year in more than a decade, and Portland-area operators are feeling it on every block. A spike in bankruptcies in 2025 hit storefronts, suppliers and nonprofits alike, squeezing already thin margins for mom-and-pop shops.
“That filthy neck that barged in on its own — I’ve got no choice but to cut it off without a moment’s hesitation. Are you prepared for that?” – Consul General Xue Jian of the Chinese Consulate General in Osaka, Japan, 9 November
Deputy ambassador to the U.N. Tammy Bruce discusses reports of Iran electing a new Supreme Leader and the conflict in the Middle East on ‘The Big Weekend Show.’