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Finally, Something Both Parties Can Agree On

After years of gridlock, finger-pointing, and partisan warfare — Congress has found its common ground. Unfortunately, it’s a vote to make sure you never find out who among them is a predator. You have to hand it to them. You really do. For years, we’ve been told Washington is broken. Hopelessly divided. Two parties so...

Denmark’s Benefit Reduction Experiment: Was There a Direct Correlation With the 74% Drop in Asylum Seekers?
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Denmark’s Benefit Reduction Experiment: Was There a Direct Correlation With the 74% Drop in Asylum Seekers?

When Denmark slashed welfare benefits for newly arrived immigrants and asylum seekers, asylum applications did not merely decline — they collapsed. The numbers are stark, the timeline is traceable, and peer-reviewed economic research has now weighed in on whether the connection was causal or coincidental. The answer is uncomfortable for both sides of the immigration...

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You Told Them to Leave. Now You’re Begging Them to Come Back.

How the war on wealth is bankrupting New York and California — and the politicians who lit the fire still can’t stop playing with matches Let’s start with the most tone-deaf political moment of 2026 so far — and the competition for that title has been fierce. On March 11th, New York Governor Kathy Hochul...

The NCAA Is Losing Its Own Courtroom — And Nobody Seems To Know WhyThat’s Okay
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The NCAA Is Losing Its Own Courtroom — And Nobody Seems To Know WhyThat’s Okay

Let’s just say the quiet part out loud: the NCAA is no longer governing college sports.The courts are.And before you cheer that on — because Lord knows the NCAA has earned its share ofcontempt over the decades — take a breath and think about what we’re actuallywatching happen here. Because what’s unfolding in federal and...

TRUMP’S WORLD RESET
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TRUMP’S WORLD RESET

Venezuela Flipped, Iran Struck, Cuba Cornered — And Greenland in the Crosshairs In a span of barely two months, Donald Trump has done something no American president has attempted in a generation — he has physically redrawn the geopolitical map of the Western Hemisphere and the Middle East, not with diplomacy, not with sanctions alone,...

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Iran: The New Proxy Battleground — And the War Has Already Started

The chess match for Iran’s future didn’t start Saturday. It started the moment Washington, Moscow, and Beijing each decided — separately, quietly, and with cold calculation — that whoever controls the next Iranian government controls the next chapter of Middle Eastern history. What happened on February 28, 2026 was simply the moment that calculation went...

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Easy Part: What Comes After Khamenei?

Operation Epic Fury They got him. Early Saturday morning, February 28, 2026, in a joint U.S.-Israeli military operation dubbed “Operation Epic Fury,” a missile found Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in his own compound in Tehran — reportedly while he was at his desk, carrying out the duties of a man who believed himself untouchable. Within hours,...

The Club Nobody Asked to Join: How the Epstein Files Are Unmasking the Institutions That Rule the World
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The Club Nobody Asked to Join: How the Epstein Files Are Unmasking the Institutions That Rule the World

Let’s start with a simple question. Have you ever wondered who decides who gets the Nobel Peace Prize? Five people. Five Norwegian citizens, appointed by the Norwegian Parliament, are operating without any required expertise in international law, diplomacy, or conflict resolution. No formal credentials. No public accountability. Just five individuals — typically former politicians and...

Mexico on Fire: El Mencho’s Death, the Asylum Question, and the Money Nobody Wants to Follow
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Mexico on Fire: El Mencho’s Death, the Asylum Question, and the Money Nobody Wants to Follow

Let’s be honest about something from the start. The story of Mexico’s cartel crisis and the United States border debate has never really been about border security. It has always been about power — who has it, who wants it, and who profits when the system stays broken. What happened this past Sunday, February 22,...

Is Mexico’s Economy on the Edge? The El Mencho Killing Just Made a Fragile Situation Much Worse
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Is Mexico’s Economy on the Edge? The El Mencho Killing Just Made a Fragile Situation Much Worse

The images coming out of Puerto Vallarta this weekend look like something from a war film — burned-out vehicles blocking highways, plumes of black smoke rising over what was, just days ago, one of Mexico’s most beloved tourist destinations. American tourists were dodging charred cars to get to the airport. Airlines including Delta, American, Alaska,...