The bill for our broken immigration system isn’t just landing on the desks of federal bureaucrats—it’s showing up in your rent check, your grocery bill, and your kids’ school budget. Over the past three years, Americans have watched their cost of living surge to levels not seen in decades. While the Federal Reserve and economists...
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The Great Under-16 Disconnect: Are Social Media Bans the Answer—or Just Good Business for Big Tech?
The Great Under-16 Disconnect: Are Social Media Bans the Answer—or Just Good Business for Big Tech? There’s something unprecedented happening across the globe right now. From Sydney to Copenhagen, governments are pulling the plug on teenagers’ ability to scroll, snap, and share. Australia just became the first country to ban social media for everyone under...
The Data Paradox: We Have All The Information, Just Not The Will To Use It
The Data Paradox: We Have All The Information, Just Not The Will To Use It Here’s something that’ll make your head spin: the U.S. government knows more about you than you think, pays billions to companies like Palantir to connect the dots, but somehow still can’t seem to fix basic problems like welfare fraud, accurate...
New Mayor, New Approach: Is Mamdani’s Landlord Crackdown Housing Reform or Something Else?
New Mayor, New Approach: Is Mamdani’s Landlord Crackdown Housing Reform or Something Else? An NexfinityNews.com Investigation By Dominick Bianco NEW YORK CITY – On his first day in office, Mayor Zohran Mamdani didn’t waste time sending a message. Hours after taking the oath on a Quran at a historic subway station, the city’s first Muslim...
Is This Iran’s Moment? Inside the Protests That Could Change Everything
The streets of Iran are alive with defiance again. Videos flood social media showing crowds chanting against the Islamic Republic, women defiantly removing their hijabs, and security forces struggling to contain the anger. If you’ve been watching Iran over the years, this might feel familiar—we’ve seen uprisings before. But something feels different this time. The...
The Minnesota Fraud Scandal: How Organized Crime Infiltrated Federal Nutrition Programs—And Why RICO Charges Should Extend Beyond the Fraudsters
There’s a story out of Minnesota that should make every American’s blood boil. It’s not just about fraud—though the numbers are staggering. It’s about how institutions designed to protect vulnerable families became vehicles for organized theft, how the very agencies tasked with oversight utterly failed to stop it, and why this criminal enterprise demands prosecution...
The Cold Truth: Why New York Drivers Are Still Freezing at the Pump
If you’ve ever filled up your gas tank in Buffalo during a January blizzard or stood outside a Manhattan gas station during a nor’easter, you’ve probably wondered: Why can’t I just clip this handle and wait in my car like normal people in normal states? The answer is frustrating, antiquated, and quintessentially New York: because...
When Private Equity Comes to Town: Why Your Bills Go Up and Service Goes Down
You’ve probably noticed it. Your local hospital charges more for the same procedures. The nursing home where your mom lives keeps cutting staff. That dental chain that took over your family dentist suddenly has you waiting longer and pushing expensive add-ons you never needed before. There’s often a common thread: private equity. What we’re seeing...
The Hidden Cost of Your Cloud: How Data Centers Are Draining America’s Resources
The Hidden Cost of Your Cloud: How Data Centers Are Draining America’s Resources By Dominick Bianco, Editor-in-Chief You probably don’t think much about where your emails live, or how Netflix streams your favorite shows, or what happens when you ask ChatGPT a question. The answer exists “in the cloud” – a term that sounds ethereal,...
The Healthcare Trap: How America’s Medical Bills Are Crushing Everything Else
There’s a number that should make every American stop and think: we spend nearly 18% of our entire economy on healthcare. That’s roughly $4.5 trillion a year, or about $13,500 for every man, woman, and child in the country. To put that in perspective, most other wealthy nations spend around 9-12% of their GDP on...









