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Argentina Creates Bloc Targeting Socialism

President of Argentina Javier Milei announced that he is working toward creating a ten-country bloc to combat socialism.

Purple State Bans Sanctuary Cities

New Hampshire's law banning sanctuary cities has taken effect. Republican Governor Kelly Ayotte signed the bill in May.

Trump Threatens Iran

President Trump vowed to assist protesters if they are killed by leaders in Iran.

Mamdani Pledges to Implement Socialist Agenda

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani vowed to implement his socialist agenda on January 1.

Medicare’s Drug Price Bombshell, 79% Cuts Hit Big Pharma

Negotiated lower costs for 10 widely used prescription drugs under Medicare went into effect Thursday, marking the first implementation of price limits authorized by the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.

Washington Tax Rollback Bills Could Save Piano Teachers

State Rep. Jeremie Dufault, R-Selah, has introduced two bills aimed at reversing tax hikes recently enacted by Democrat lawmakers in Washington.

Hollywood Massacre, 17,000 Jobs Wiped Out in 2025

Hollywood’s film, television, streaming, and news industries suffered massive job losses in 2025 as the media’s decline accelerated, costing tens of thousands of workers their livelihoods.

Kristi Noem & Stephen Miller Caught Dancing to ‘Ice Ice Baby’

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Homeland Security adviser Stephen Miller became the unexpected stars of a viral video after they were filmed dancing and singing along to “Ice Ice Baby."

The Stirrup Effect: Why AI Will Change War More Than the Atom Bomb

How a Forgotten Medieval Innovation Explains the Legal, Moral, and Strategic Crisis of Autonomous Warfare Phil Hotsenpiller  One of the more peculiar remarks I heard during...

Somali Daycare Fraud Minneapolis Scandal Deepens

Police in Minneapolis have raised questions about claims made by a Somali-operated daycare center that “important documents” disproving fraud allegations were stolen during a recent break-in.

South Korea School Closures Surge as Nation’s Birth Rate Collapses

South Korea has shuttered over 4,000 schools since 1980, the Education Ministry revealed this week, as the nation grapples with a catastrophic plunge in birth rates and plummeting student enrollment.

Shamima Begum Strikes Bac, ISIS Bride’s Citizenship Case

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has reopened the case of Shamima Begum, the so-called “ISIS bride” who was stripped of her British citizenship in 2019 after joining the Islamic State.

TPUSA Headquarters Renamed

Turning Point USA's headquarters has been renamed the Buckman Campus after the organization received a $10 million gift from Nelda and Karl Buckman.

Kennedy Ends Forced Vaccine Data Collection

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has dropped the requirement that health care providers report the vaccination status of patients.

Lockheed Martin to Sell Equipment to Taiwan

The Pentagon announced that Lockheed Martin has been awarded a contract to provide Taiwan with military equipment.

States Push Back Against New CDC Guidance

Some states are choosing not to abide by recent CDC guidance pertaining to hepatitis B vaccines.

Texas Curriculum to Teach Reality of Communism

New Texas social studies curriculum will require educators to teach students about the reality of communism, Western civilization, and other areas of history.

Family and Faith Among Top New Year’s Resolutions

A recent survey from YouGov found that Americans seek to prioritize faith and family in 2026.

Coast Guard Sees Massive Cocaine Seizure in One Year

The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) has seized more than 469,000 pounds of cocaine since Jan. 20, 2025, under the Trump administration.

Swalwell Pledges to Charge ICE Agents Amid Governor Campaign

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA), who recently launched a gubernatorial campaign, said he would charge ICE agents if he became governor.