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Sheriff Goes Viral After Not Being Able To Answer Basic Civics Question

A North Carolina House Oversight Committee hearing examining local cooperation with federal immigration authorities took an unexpected turn this week when a Democratic sheriff struggled to answer basic questions about the structure of government. The hearing was prompted in part by the recent killing of Iryna Zarutska, a young Ukrainian woman who had sought refuge […]

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Morning Brief: Influence Operations & A Nation On Edge

From allegations of foreign influence inside American activist networks to immigration enforcement clashes in Minneapolis and a sharp drop in Americans’ optimism about the future, today’s headlines reflect a country grappling with pressure—from abroad, from within, and from economic uncertainty at home. State Department Flags Left-Wing Groups Over Alleged China Ties The State Department has […]

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American Olympic Athletes Continue Political Statements

A U.S. Olympic curler is drawing attention for using his platform at the Winter Games to criticize President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, becoming the latest American athlete to inject domestic politics into the Olympic spotlight. Rich Ruohonen, 54, a member of the U.S. Olympic curling team and a Minnesota native, spoke at length Tuesday about […]

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Senate Gridlock Is Driving Lawmakers Out And Handing Power To Democrats

Members of Congress are leaving their jobs at a historically high rate. Fifty-one House members and nine senators have already decided not to seek reelection, the most combined departures this century. Many explanations are offered. Some cite age. Others mention health, family strain, or the relentlessness of modern politics. These explanations are not false, but […]

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What The Air Force And Marines Must Change To Compete With China

PAUL’S DEFENSE BRIEF (PDB) – War is coming. Air Force must buy at least 500 sixth-generation fighters and bombers — more than it already plans —to prevail in war against China, says airpower think tank. This includes at least 300 next-generation F-47 fighters and at least 200 B-21 Raider stealth bombers. The Air Force now plans to buy […]

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Ford Defies Trump Call, Keeps Worker Who Heckled President On The Job

DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford Motor Company said it will not discipline or terminate a line worker who heckled President Donald Trump during a recent visit to the automaker’s River Rouge plant, declining the president’s public call for the employee’s firing and fueling debate over free speech, union protections, and workplace discipline. The employee, identified as […]

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Lutnick Admits Epstein Island Visit, Faces Bipartisan Pressure

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick acknowledged during an intense Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing Tuesday that he visited convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands in 2012, contradicting earlier statements that he had cut ties with Epstein years earlier. The admission came amid scrutiny of newly released Justice Department files that […]

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‘People Are Dumb’: Undercover Footage Exposes DEI At UK

Accuracy in Media has caught multiple administrators at the University of Kentucky (UK) on hidden camera admitting that DEI initiatives are still active at the university and are being deceptively rebranded to evade state and federal law. Kentucky is among several red states that have banned DEI in higher education. Tamra Nowitzki, Department Manager in […]

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Why Did The Federal Government Hide This Report On Communist Chinese Corruption?

A top legal watchdog is going to court to find out why the federal government tried to cover up report on Communist Chinese corruption. The non-profit public interest law firm Judicial Watch announced in a statement it “filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) […]