When a small group of self-identified satanists announced plans to hold a “black mass” in front of the Kansas State Capitol on March 28, 2025, their intentions seemed clear: to provoke and inflame Christians. However, their attempt to stir controversy quickly backfired, as it inadvertently united thousands of faithful Christians in prayer and action. Instead […]
By Darwin Nercesian The Truth About Guns Democrats and anti-Second Amendment stooges are up in arms about your right to bear them once again, as the Trump administration has repealed former Surgeon General Vivek Murthy’s anti-gun tract, Firearm Violence: A Public Health Crisis in America, from the official Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) website. The move […]
By Tom Knighton Bearing Arms Gov. Glenn Youngkin isn’t the most outspoken of governors. He just quietly does what he does in Virginia, even with a hostile legislature that seems determined to make the Old Dominion State one of the most anti-gun in the nation. In fact, they sent a pile of gun control bills to […]
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu recently took to the airwaves to offer her condolences to the family of Lemark Jaramillo, a career criminal who was shot by an off-duty Boston police officer when he tried to stab customers in a Chick-fil-A restaurant. Notably absent from the Mayor’s comments was any expression of sympathy for Jaramillo’s intended victims. A […]
Border czar Tom Homan found himself in a heated exchange with “This Week” guest host Jonathan Karl over the Trump administration’s aggressive efforts to deport members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TdA). The disagreement centered around a ruling by U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, who issued an injunction on March 15, preventing the […]
Idaho lawmakers are advancing a new proposal to expand the state’s ban on medical mandates, particularly those related to COVID-19 vaccinations. Originally introduced in February, the bill was designed to target vaccine requirements but has since been amended and rebranded as the Medical Freedom Act. The bill aims to restrict both private businesses and local […]
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) confirmed on Tuesday that it is pulling back $11.4 billion in funds allocated to state and community health departments, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and international recipients for pandemic-related projects. This move comes as part of the ongoing effort to redirect federal resources toward addressing chronic disease issues […]
A new bill that would allow the death penalty for adults who sexually abuse children aged 12 and younger in Idaho has passed both chambers of the state legislature and is now awaiting final approval from Governor Brad Little. The bill, House Bill 380, was cosponsored by Rep. Bruce Skaug, R-Nampa, and House Assistant Majority […]
Sometimes we can’t believe the cars criminals use to try running from police, like this suspect caught in a stolen Toyota Corolla he tries using to run a couple of pursuing troopers off the highway. He even uses the little compact sedan to ram one of the Viriginia State Police cruisers a few times, utterly failing to push the […]
A prominent Republican Trump critic says he thinks Congress made a “mistake” in giving tariff authority to the president, and wants to see the Article I branch take it back. Republican Congressman Don Bacon (R-NE) joined CNN on Thursday and proposed that Congress should reclaim its sole authority over U.S. tariff policy, which he argued Congress mistakenly […]
Two key congressional conservatives have introduced legislation banning forced unionism nationwide, which would leave liberals with no means of forcing Americans to join a union under threat of being fired. President Donald Trump has voiced support for the Right to Work, which prevents a worker from being fired or denied a job for declining to […]
Don’t Blame Trump: Signal Was Biden’s Idea
The facts are stubborn things. Before the Trump administration’s second act had even begun—before a single cabinet meeting was held or a secure line buzzed with incoming directives—Signal was already humming inside the machinery of American governance. The encrypted messaging app, lionized by privacy advocates and lamented by transparency watchdogs, was not some novelty smuggled […]