A leading defense analyst has cautioned that the United States could deplete its stockpile of critical long range missiles within about a week if a major conflict with China breaks out especially in a war over Taiwan. In his new book, “The American Edge,” security expert Seth Jones describes the U.S. China rivalry as the … Read more
Minnesota Fraudsters Spent Stolen Tax Dollars on Lavish Lifestyles Federal Investigators Say Federal officials are uncovering shocking levels of fraud in Minnesota, where dozens of people stole hundreds of millions of tax dollars from a program meant to feed children during the COVID-19 pandemic. The money intended to provide meals to low-income kids was instead … Read more
Growing Scrutiny Over Minnesota’s Largest COVID-Related Fraud Case Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is facing intensifying scrutiny over his administration’s response to a sweeping welfare fraud scheme in Minneapolis. His Republican challenger, Dr. Scott Jensen, argues Walz bears direct responsibility and claims the situation offers “haunting reminders of Watergate.” Jensen: Walz Knew Earlier Than Admitted Jensen … Read more
A new report from the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) finds that U.S.-funded weapons, equipment, and facilities abandoned during the 2021 withdrawal now form the “core of the Taliban security apparatus.” $144.7 Billion Reconstruction Effort Delivered “Neither Stability nor Democracy” Congress spent nearly $144.7 billion on reconstruction between 2002 and 2021, a mission … Read more
A Housekeeper Still Haunted by One Image Years after the shocking murders of Maggie and Paul Murdaugh, one memory continues to torment the family’s longtime housekeeper, Blanca Turrubiate-Simpson: the sight of a white pickup truck sitting quietly near a hangar on the Murdaughs’ expansive Moselle property. Blanca had spent years inside the Murdaugh household cooking, … Read more
A Movement Riding High Then Losing Momentum After Republicans swept back into power in 2024 and Donald Trump returned to the White House, the GOP is now struggling at the end of 2025 following difficult election results. With a challenging midterm season ahead, many conservatives are searching for direction. Although Charlie Kirk is no longer … Read more
1. Introduction: A Market Caught in Uncertainty The mifepristone and medication abortion industry is entering a period of heightened uncertainty. Manufacturers, distributors, and clinics are navigating shifting policies under a newly empowered federal administration, while state-level restrictions continue to evolve rapidly. Despite the silence or caution from many companies, the market is facing technological, legal, … Read more
Elon Musk and high ranking Trump administration officials have launched a wave of criticism at the European Union after the EU’s executive branch issued a $140 million fine against Musk’s social media platform, X. The dispute has quickly escalated into a broader clash over regulation, free speech, digital sovereignty, and geopolitical influence. Why the EU … Read more
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Friday that it will hear a major constitutional case involving President Donald Trump’s attempt to limit birthright citizenship a move that challenges more than a century of legal interpretation under the 14th Amendment. This will be one of the most consequential immigration cases the Court has taken up in years, … Read more
The Sunshine State enters a contentious mid-decade redistricting cycle as President Donald Trump pushes for new maps, but political infighting and legal constraints may limit Republican gains. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Florida may be the White House’s last major opportunity to secure additional GOP congressional seats through mid-cycle redistricting, as President Donald Trump’s national map-drawing campaign faces … Read more