Thanks to Obama and Biden, U.S. controls over four million square miles of prime fishing grounds yet imports nearly 90% of its seafood and runs a seafood trade deficit exceeding $20 billion annually. For decades, American fishermen have watched a painful contradiction unfold. The United States controls some of … [read article]
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The SPLC and the Profits of Division
The Southern Poverty Law Center built its brand by claiming to fight hate. But this week’s House Judiciary Committee hearing raised a darker question: What happens when an organization becomes more powerful by finding, labeling, amplifying, and monetizing hate than by healing the divisions it claims to oppose? The … [read article]
Europe Is Finally Learning the Lesson Trump Tried to Teach
For years, political leaders across Europe dismissed concerns about mass migration as fearmongering. They called opponents of mass migration xenophobic, racist, and worse. Citizens who questioned the pace of immigration were labeled reactionaries. Border enforcement was portrayed as intolerance. Calls for … [read article]
Missing Los Alamos Scientist Found Dead — But Serious Questions Remain
Melissa Casias, 54, disappeared in June 2025 from Taos, leaving behind her purse, driver's license and multiple cellphones, police say After months of uncertainty, one of the nation's most closely watched missing-person cases has taken a troubling turn. The body of Diana Alcaraz, a Los Alamos National … [read article]
Trump Was Right To Ask — Georgia’s Election Questions Didn’t Disappear, They Got Louder
For years, Americans were told that questioning Georgia's 2020 election was itself a threat to democracy. But history has a way of complicating simple narratives. The official result remains unchanged — thus far. Joe Biden carried Georgia by the slimmest margin; 11,779 votes. Yet, the story does not end there. In … [read article]
The Left’s Poverty Industry Nobody Wants to Talk About
When President Lyndon Johnson launched the Great Society and the War on Poverty in the 1960s, Americans were promised something extraordinary: a nation that would dramatically reduce poverty through an unprecedented expansion of federal programs. Sixty years later, taxpayers have spent tens of trillions of dollars … [read article]
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