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Masked Antifa Whistleblower Interview Sparks Identity Theories
Quick take Fox News host Jesse Watters interviewed a masked figure described as an “Antifa whistleblower.” Observers soon noted a striking facial resemblance to a guest from 2023, Ramon “Mundo” Mendoza, who Watters said was a former Mexican Mafia member....
Goolsbee’s Tariff Watch: Is Inflation Temporary or Stagflation Risk in Disguise?
Tariffs, Inflation, and the Stagflation Watch: A Data-Driven Reading of Goolsbee's Warnings On Tuesday, Austan Goolsbee, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, warned that tariff-driven price hikes may not be a one-off. The core concern: if inflation proves...
Battle Lines in the Conservative Arena: Erika Kirk, TPM, and the Morality Test
Rift in the Movement: Erika Kirk, TPM, and the Morality Test In the thick of our culture wars, how we honor the fallen and how we lead our movements matter more than the latest viral moment. The clash between Nick...
Taiwan-US Chip Talks: A 50-50 Split Isn’t the Path—What the Reality Teaches About Tech Policy
Taiwan-US Chip Talks: Why a 50-50 Split Won’t Happen—and What That Means for Global Tech The drumbeat around a proposed U.S.–Taiwan 50-50 split of semiconductor production collides with a reality: Taiwan has signaled that such an arrangement wasn’t discussed, and...
The Reckoning of Prosecutorial Power: How Politics Threatens the Rule of Law
When Politics Encroaches on the Gavel: Reclaiming Prosecutorial Independence in a Fractured Era A thorough, unapologetic look at how prosecutorial power should flow from the facts and the law—and how politics can corrode the very core of justice. “The prosecutor’s...
Free Dr. Roberts: The Des Moines Case That Exposed a National Debate on Immigration, Trust, and School Leadership
When Trust Is on the Ballot: A Des Moines Moment That Tests Our Schools, Our Kids, and Our Immigration Rules There aren’t many days in a quiet Midwestern city when the usual routines of school drop-offs and parent-teacher coffees are...
SNAP-Ed cuts threaten public health nutrition—and communities like Leah’s Pantry feel it first
When Federal Dollars Fade: Leah's Pantry, SNAP-Ed, and the Quiet Collapse of Community Nutrition A journalist’s eye sees a San Francisco courtyard full of dancing seniors; a writer’s heart sees a national policy that could steal their food, their knowledge,...
Michigan church attack: Suspect identified as Thomas J. Sanford, 40, dies after Grand Blanc shooting
What you need to know Suspect: Thomas Jacob Sanford, 40, of Burton, Michigan, known locally for his distinctive GMC Sierra truck with two American flags. Event: A mass shooting and arson attack at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day...
Louisiana's National Guard Debate: Crime, Community Safety, and the Politics of Federal Action
Louisiana's National Guard Debate: Crime, Community Safety, and the Politics of Federal Action Louisiana's political conversation around public safety is intensifying as Gov. Jeff Landry, a Trump ally, requests federal support to combat crime in New Orleans and other cities....
Pope weighs in as U.S. Catholic abortion debate tests mercy, policy, and pro-life labels
Quick Highlights Topic: Pope Leo XIV weighs in on a contentious abortion debate within the U.S. Catholic Church.
