Commerce Secretary Lutnick Corrects False Claim On US Military Deaths
In a Thursday statement, Lutnick said he had “misspoke” after confusing the Iran conflict with a separate Venezuelan operation.
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How Neoliberals Fueled The Rise Of Socialism
Look any deeper, though, or ask some follow-up questions, and the truth will eventually surface.
On 25th Anniversary Of The 9/11 Attacks, Many Will Excise The Most Relevant Truth From National Memory: Islamist Ideology Still Motivates Mass Murder
Left on the cutting room floors will be the all-important, basic “why”, exactly, al-Qaeda hijackers carried out these attacks.
Childcare Assistance Waitlists Grow In 23 States And DC
Indiana took steps to address the problem after Gov. Mike Braun announced $200 million in surplus state funds for its childcare assistance program in April.
Biden FBI Cited SPLC In Taking Thousands of Actions Despite Knowing Org’s Deep Flaws
The FBI publicly retracted the Richmond Catholic memo one day after it leaked, and a newly disclosed Feb. 21, 2023, Analytic Tradecraft Review explains why.
US Mortgage Rates Hit New 2026 High, Nearing 7%
The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate climbed to 6.71% this week, its highest level since July 2025, according to Freddie Mac.
Rothbard’s Forgotten Critique Of The Inflation Premium
Rothbard illustrates the error with an expected 50 percent fall in prices. Fisher’s reasoning could imply lending 100 gold ounces today for only 53 next year since those ounces would buy more.
Federal Prosecutors Charge ICE Officer Over Alleged False Statements
Authorities previously dropped charges against Sosa-Celis and another man after video evidence appeared to contradict claims that they attacked an officer with a broom handle and snow shovel.
Tax The Rich Foolishness
Even before the DSA surge, the party insisted there is plenty of money out there, all the government had to do was grab it and problems would be solved.
This Disability Law May Be Parents’ Secret Weapon Against Transgender Policies In School
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, first passed in 1975 but renamed in 1990, guarantees children with disabilities access to a free, appropriate public education.
Defense Department Pauses Testosterone Screening Rules For Male Troops
Health guidance issued Wednesday described testosterone as an important biological marker for warfighter readiness and warned that high-stress military roles could contribute to hormone-related issues.
Judge Rejects Leftist Group’s Motion to Sever Its Case From Former CFO
This second superseding indictment marked the first time prosecutors named a specific SPLC official and accused her of participating in the allegedly illegal conduct.
The Capture Of The Constitution: How Public Sector Unions Exploited Free Speech To Suppress Black Upward Mobility
To understand how public sector unions captured the political economy of the inner city, one must isolate the structural difference between private and public labor.
No, Flock Is Not Really A Private Company
Langley presents himself as a private businessman, an entrepreneur, and as someone who provides a service to the community.
Jury Remains Deadlocked In Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial
Prosecutors argue she acted intentionally, while the defense maintains that she was suffering from postpartum psychosis.
Trump Administration Reviews California Coastal Program Amid Oil Push
Environmental advocates warn that weakening California’s coastal oversight could reduce protections for beaches, coastal bluffs and other sensitive areas.