After high-profile losses for candidates backed by President Donald Trump in gubernatorial Republican primaries, the president is taking a new approach in South Carolina: Endorse both candidates. Trump issued a rare dual endorsement for Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson, who are facing off in the GOP primary runoff on Tuesday, a
Migration and Second-Generation Radicalization Drive Rise in Islamic Terrorism in Europe by Antonio Graceffo Jun. 23, 2026 7:45 am Research has shown that, alongside terrorists entering the EU through migration and open borders, there is an increasing trend of second-generation radicalization among the children of immigrants. Photo courtesy of the organizer. Research has linked a
Whether congressional Republicans come around on the emerging deal to end the Iran war may hinge on whether the GOP base continues to trust President Donald Trump on the issue as his approach shifts from military force to diplomacy. A split among rank-and-file Republican voters could embolden GOP lawmakers to stick to their own positions
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Prime Day is here, finally. Amazon’s annual summer sale will get blanket coverage across the internet as publishers step over each other to push discounted air fryers and phone chargers. Prime Day has moved up a few weeks from its usual timeline to get ahead of July 4, and all the incoming Sesquibicentennial Sales. (“America’s
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From Lockdowns to Liberty: Dr. Simone Gold Announces National ‘Medical Freedom Day’ to Restore Trust and Patient Choice by Guest Post Jun. 23, 2026 7:30 am As America approaches its 250th anniversary, it is time to recognize a principle at the heart of both self-government and personal liberty: medical freedom. That is why GoldCare is
A federal judge rejected the Justice Department’s lawsuit challenging Los Angeles’s sanctuary city policies, marking a blow for the Trump administration’s operations in California’s largest city. U.S. District Judge Fernando M. Olguin handed down a ruling over the weekend, weighing in on a 2024 ordinance that prohibits city resources, property, and personnel from cooperating with
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With Prime Day in full swing, it’s time to upgrade your home Wi-Fi network with Netgear’s Orbi 770 Series. This is my favorite Wi-Fi 7 mesh system for most people because it’s easy to set up and use, boasts stable and speedy performance, and delivers expansive coverage. Netgear Orbi 770 Series Deal Orbi 770 Series
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China’s “Ethnic Unity” Law: A Framework for Forced Assimilation by Antonio Graceffo Jun. 23, 2026 7:15 am China’s new National Unity Law could mean greater repression for Tibetans and other minorities. It could also be used to prosecute foreigners for pro-Taiwan statements made abroad. Chinese police encircle Tibetans during a religious festival in Kumbum. Photo
NYT and Telegraph SURRENDER to the Truth, Report on Russian Siege of Konstantinovka and the Advance for the Final Donetsk Battle: The Kramatorsk-Slavyansk Fortress Belt by Paul Serran Jun. 23, 2026 7:00 am The end of the war in Donbas is near. In the last few weeks, an Information Op was taking place in the
The Senate passed a piece of bipartisan legislation Monday that aimed to lower the cost of housing. The upper chamber passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act in an 85-5 vote, which aimed to tackle the housing affordability crisis by cutting red tape and increasing the housing supply, expanding loans to build housing and