SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — The annual index put out by Mexico’s Citizens Council for Public Safety and Justice shows 20 Mexican cities are among the top-50 most dangerous metropolitan areas worldwide, including the cities of Acapulco and Tijuana. 20 Mexican cities, 5 in US among 50 most dangerous in the world By Salvador Rivera […]
As President Donald Trump highlights the critical strategic importance of the warming and melting Arctic as he pushes for control over Greenland and even possibly Canada, Beijing and Moscow are reinforcing his concerns by encroaching militarily on U.S. Arctic territory around Alaska. And they are doing so in multiple domains. As such, the defense of […]
Via Bearing Arms by Tom Knighton The American Revolution wasn’t exactly a love fest. We didn’t talk our way into independence. We shot red coats in the face. We tried to talk, of course, but the British weren’t interested in listening, so we did what we had to do. The American Civil War was a […]
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers is under fire after introducing a 1,917-page budget bill that included controversial language changes regarding parental roles and terminology. The bill, which was presented by the Wisconsin Senate’s Joint Committee on Finance earlier this week, recommended replacing the term “mother” with “inseminated person” in certain sections. These amendments, which also proposed […]
There is an old maxim that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. In the case of Alexandre de Moraes, justice of Brazil’s Supreme Federal Tribunal (STF), this axiom has never been more fitting. What began as a judicial appointment under questionable circumstances has metastasized into a consolidation of unchecked authority, turning Moraes into something […]
Many Finnish volunteers are ready to join a potential peacekeeping mission in Ukraine. Yle reported that, according to the Union of Reservists, many of them have signed a commitment to participate in crisis management missions. The number of applicants is the highest in the last 20 years. The Union of Reservists says it is ready to support […]
In a bold move to enforce accountability and efficiency within the federal government, Elon Musk, the head of the White House’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), announced on Saturday that all federal employees will soon be required to report their weekly accomplishments—or face potential resignation. Musk, who was appointed to lead the initiative under President […]
The Trump administration has ousted the acting head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Caleb Vitello, due to concerns over the pace of deportations and arrests of illegal immigrants. A source familiar with the matter confirmed the personnel change to Fox News. Vitello, who had been serving as acting director, was removed from his role, […]
With longtime Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell confirming he won’t seek reelection in 2026, the battle for Kentucky’s coveted Senate seat is rapidly heating up. Daniel Cameron Seeks Political Comeback Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has officially entered the Republican primary, aiming to reestablish his political standing following his defeat in the 2023 gubernatorial […]
Lt. Gen. Dan “Razin” Caine represents the archetype of military leadership required for the position of chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. His career, spanning over three decades, is not merely a collection of accolades but a testament to strategic foresight, combat-tested decision-making and an ability to unify disparate forces under a single operational […]
It’s always entertaining to see liberals claim that conservatives are having “buyer’s remorse” over electing Donald Trump. But as Washington Gun Law’s William Kirk pointed out, the real regret is happening inside the Democratic National Committee (DNC)—thanks to their new Vice Chair, David Hogg. When a Hogg Starts Acting Like a Pig By Larry Z for […]
Restoring Merit: Why The Civil Service Exam Must Return
The history of the civil service exam is a history of American governance striving for fairness and competence—only to see those principles discarded for political expediency. The federal civil service exam, established in 1883 by the Pendleton Act, was designed to ensure that government jobs were awarded based on merit rather than patronage. The goal […]