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European military stocks fall on Ukraine peace talks progress
Defense companies were thriving as Western nations armed Kiev and boosted their own industries citing an alleged threat from Russia European military stocks have tumbled, defying broader positive market sentiment, as traders assessed the White House meeting that brought fresh hope for a Ukraine peace deal. On Monday, US President Donald Trump met with Ukraine’s…
Trump blasts ‘out of control’ Smithsonian, targets ‘woke’ museums
President Donald J. Trump blasted the Smithsonian Institution as “out of control” as he ordered a review of national museums that promote a narrative that downplays the greatness of America. In a Tuesday post to Truth Social, the president called the museums in Washington, D.C. and elsewhere “the last remaining segment of WOKE” and said…
MS-13 ‘Maryland man’ seeks to have ‘vindictive’ prosecution charges tossed
Further politicization of the left’s “Maryland man” found the purported MS-13-affiliated Salvadoran national deploying a tactic known to “rarely succeed” in aiming to have charges dropped. Since he was deported in March, Kilmar Abrego Garcia has been propped up by Democratic elected officials and corporate media talking heads as a victim of President Donald Trump’s…
Pritzker Defends Mental Health Screen Mandate, Rejects Parental Consent Plan
U.S. Rep. Mary Miller, who represents the 15th Congressional district in southeastern Illinois, is reintroducing legislation to “strengthen parental rights” following the state’s new law mandating mental health screenings for public school students. The Parents Opt-In Protection Act would require written parental consent before schools conduct mental health or sensitive-topic surveys, replacing Illinois’ current opt-out…
FAFO: Illegal On Motor Scooter Sent To The Great Deportation Facility In The Sky
Lots of bad ideas all around Exclusive | Moped-riding perp shot dead after pulling gun on NYPD cop during robbery was an illegal migrant involved in three other thefts A moped-riding Manhattan crook who was fatally shot when he pulled a gun on an off-duty cop in a botched robbery was an illegal migrant involved in three…
America Needs to Go Nuclear. Plus. . .
It’s Wednesday, August 20. This is The Front Page, your daily window into the world of The Free Press—and our take on the world at large. Today: A scientist who worked for the Obama administration explains why he switched his stance on climate change. Danielle Sassoon, the U.S. attorney who quit her job after President…
We are very close to getting this war finished: Gen. Kellogg
Gen. Keane: I haven’t seen anything like this before
Fox News senior strategic analyst Ret. Gen. Jack Keane dissects the ‘critical stage’ in peace negotiations in Ukraine and what a bilateral meeting would look like on ‘The Story.’ #worldnews #peace #trump #ukraine #putin #zelenskyy #security #europe #foxnews #breakingnews #world #usa #us #news #media #war #donaldtrump #worldnews #international #foreignpolicy #ukrainerussia #ukrainerussianwar #russiaukrainewar #russiaukraine Subscribe to…
Is A Second Wave Of Inflation Coming?
Is A Second Wave Of Inflation Coming? Authored by Jeffrey A. Tucker via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Commentary The Trump administration has been urging a cut in interest rates. The reasons are obvious. This would make home loans more affordable, reduce pressure on government interest payments, and spur business investment. But there is a…
The Great 8% Dividend Stocks – 4 That Can Deliver Huge and Secure Passive Income
Most dividend investors seek solid passive income streams from quality dividend stocks. Passive income is a steady stream of unearned income that doesn’t require active traditional work. Shared ideas for earning passive income include investments like dividend stocks, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, and additional income-producing side hustles. The more passive income can help cover rising…
The Middle East: The Decisive Battleground of WW3
Guest Post by Nick Giambruno It’s important to recognize that world orders are nothing new. World orders have long been the frameworks through which major global powers set the rules of the game. They define the structure of international political relations. Thinking in terms of world orders requires zooming out entirely—taking the geopolitical view from…
3 Colors You Should Never Wear to a Funeral!
Funerals are solemn gatherings, moments when people come together not only to honor the life of someone who has passed away but also to provide strength and comfort to the grieving family. Every element of the ceremony carries weight — the words spoken, the gestures made, and yes, even the clothing chosen. What we wear…
Selling Freddie and Fannie – What’s the Real Point?
Illustration by Daniel Medina The Trump Administration is seriously interested in selling 5% to 15% of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae by the end of this year. Reuters reports all the shares of the two companies could be worth $500 billion. “Mr. Trump asked bank executives, including Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan, David Solomon of Goldman…
Netanyahu a ‘war hero’ – Trump
The praise comes as the Israeli prime minister faces severe criticism over starvation and continued hostilities in Gaza US President Donald Trump has called Benjamin Netanyahu “a war hero” as the Israeli prime minister faces a global backlash over the Gaza humanitarian crisis and the Jewish state’s continued military campaign in the Palestinian enclave. In…
Rules of the Road for Nonprofit Leaders is a common-sense primer
First, some personal news: I got a law degree. Then, I began working right away at nonprofit organizations—a think tank in 1993, a private foundation in 1998, then another think tank in 2017. I self-servingly thought the professional credential would add at least some value to the different groups’ missions, others must’ve thought so too,…
Rafe Fletcher: Singapore’s lessons for the UK’s forgotten towns
Rafe Fletcher is the founder of CWG. As Singapore celebrated its 60th anniversary on 9th August, one of its rising business figures was 7,000 miles away in West Norfolk. Joseph Phua, chairman of entertainment platform 17LIVE and investment fund Turn Capital, was at The Walks stadium to watch his new side’s season opener. Unfortunately for…
Trump to Europe on Ukraine/Russia Negotiations: “A Month or Two?” Not Gonna Happen.
When a European leader twiddled his thumbs and muttered about “meeting in a month or two,” President Trump definitely wasn’t on board to play the waiting game. In his exclusive Fox & Friends call-in interview on Fox News on Monday, August 18, Trump recapped how he barked back at a fellow leader who wanted to…
New Details on Illegal Migrant Who Caused Fatal Crash, Barr Testifies on Epstein: AM Update 8/20
A fatal Florida wreck involving an illegal immigrant behind the wheel of a semi-truck fueling President Trump’s push to toughen Commercial Drivers License rules and English-language enforcement. The House Oversight Committee pressing ahead with its Epstein probe, deposing former Attorney General Bill Barr. The search for missing 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro intensifies as troubling details emerge…
Abrego Garcia Wants His Criminal Case Dismissed
“Mistakenly deported” Kilmar Abrego Garcia is seeking dismissal of his criminal case in Tennessee, citing it as “vindictive and selective prosecution”. In truth, Abrego-Garcia did not come up with this all on his own. His team of scumbag lawyers (funded by NDLON and God only knows who else) did. After all, he’s just a “working,…
Nobel Bombshell: SEVEN Nations Back Trump
Seven nations have formally nominated President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, delivering a stunning rebuke to critics who questioned his diplomatic legacy while highlighting remarkable peace breakthroughs across multiple continents. Story Highlights Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cambodia, Gabon, Israel, Pakistan, and Rwanda officially nominate Trump for Nobel Peace Prize Nations credit Trump with brokering peace agreements…
A socialist New York isn’t just a local problem. It’s a national emergency.
In the heart of New York City, the unthinkable is becoming reality: a socialist insurgency is no longer on the fringes. It’s winning. The mayoral primary victory of Zohran Mamdani, a self-proclaimed Democratic Socialist, is not merely a local event or an eccentric district quirk. It’s a warning siren for the entire nation. What happens…
Putin think he can ‘sway’ Trump to his side
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin kicked off a crucial summit on Friday. BY: MEGA As President Donald Trump met with Vladimir Putin in Alaska to discuss the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, one prominent U.S.-based group has warned that without the inclusion of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Vladimir Putin will have little opposition to “sway” Trump in…
What Tree Do We Plant Now?
By John Kass August 20th, 2025 I’m a fool for not listening to the woodpecker. He was trying to tell me something. But I had fallen away from woodcraft and the natural world. There was a time I was in tune with nature, but after a series of health issues, I could not walk to…
California Democrats Blitz Newsom’s Redistricting Bills, Cutting Republican Questions and Mics Off
California News: Listening to Assembly Democrats Tuesday in the Elections Committee blame President Donald Trump for everything from “rigging an election,” to taking candy from babies, was political performance theater lacking any reality. They were hearing two bills of the 3-measure package on Congressional redistricting, Senate Bill 280 and Assembly Constitutional Amendment 8, and had…
NEW: Warnings issued as Hurricane Erin closes in on East Coast
FOX Weather’s Britta Merwin and senior meteorologist Janice Dean provide the latest details on what to expect from Hurricane Erin. Atlantic Inn owners Holly and Jason Andrzejewski also join ‘Fox & Friends First’ to discuss how they have prepared for the wrath of the storm just days after purchasing their property. #foxnews #weather #hurricane #us…
Israel Considers Military Recruitment Inside USA As Soldier Shortage Persists
Israel Considers Military Recruitment Inside USA As Soldier Shortage Persists Amid an enduring soldier shortage, and as an all-out occupation of Gaza looms, the Israel Defense Forces are considering a campaign to recruit soldiers from Jewish populations living in the United States and other countries around the world. According to Israeli Army Radio, a state media…
Pathophysiological, Proteomic Profiles after SARS-CoV-2 Infection and COVID-19 Vaccination
By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH What’s worse, severe SARS-CoV-2 infection or COVID-19 vaccination in an elderly patient with comorbidities? A recent, detailed proteomic analysis from Hudak and colleagues suggests both infection and vaccination are bad for the human body. However with more vaccinated patients dying in this study and evidence of prolonged (210+ days)…
Injecting social justice into math doesn’t add up
Lee Fang writes for Real Clear Investigations about a threat to basic mathematical skills. Jim Simons’ mathematical skills helped transform him from a prize-winning academic at Harvard and MIT into a legendary financier whose algorithmic models made Renaissance Technologies one of the most successful hedge funds in history. After his death last year, one of…
Will climate alarmists dump their dogs?
Caleigh Wells writes for Fortune about an inconvenient fact for climate alarmists. It turns out many Americans aren’t great at identifying which personal decisions contribute most to climate change. A study recently published by the National Academy of Sciences found that when asked to rank actions, such as swapping a car that uses gasoline for…
COVID lockdowns had negative impact on personalities
Joshua Slocum writes for the Federalist about a long-term negative impact from the COVID lockdowns. A new analysis of personality surveys is putting the weight of data behind some things we all know — the alleged “pandemic” broke the minds of millions. The Financial Times’ John Burn-Murdoch analyzed data from a set of longitudinal surveys…
Soros-backed legal activist quit amid racism charges
Andrew Kerr of the Washington Free Beacon reports on bad news for a key figure on the political left. Progressive activist Miriam Krinsky was at the top of her game in early 2024. As the founder and leader of Soros-backed Fair and Just Prosecution (FJP), she helped support the day-to-day work of the nationwide wave…
Communism in the UK and Canada and an excellent response to a Canada Revenue Agency question: Links 1 for Aug. 19, 2025
1. Policing in the UK. This is a MUCH better than average video explaining how narratives are set in motion with state apparatchiks all ready with the role they play. Really worth seeing as opposed to the usual rage bait or colour commentary we are used to from the counter-revolutionary side. 2. Doublethink is a process…
County Powers Over Harbors
California News: Division 7, Chapter 3 of the California Harbors and Navigation Code deals with the general powers of counties over harbors and navigation. Article 1 deals with towpaths. Section 4150 authorizes the board of supervisors of each county to, when public convenience for the purpose of commerce requires it, cause to be located and…
US ICE deletes posts about deporting Ukrainians
The immigration agency published photos of deportees during Vladimir Zelensky’s visit US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has removed social media posts about deporting Ukrainians which coincided with Vladimir Zelensky’s trip to Washington. The now-deleted messages, posted on X and Facebook on Tuesday, contained photos of several people in civilian clothes standing in front of Ukrainian…
Zelensky must show ‘flexibility’ – UK envoy
Firm security guarantees could help the Ukrainian leader overcome domestic opposition, Britain’s ambassador to the US has said The West should encourage Vladimir Zelensky to be more flexible during peace negotiations, British Ambassador to the US Peter Mandelson has said. He argued that the security guarantees offered by the West could help the Ukrainian leader…
‘SHOCKED and DISHEARTENED’: Father of suspended Virginia student speaks out
DeSantis Slammed Over SHOCK Florida Execution Record
Florida’s record-setting execution of Kayle Bates for a brutal 1982 murder is fueling fierce debate over capital punishment, government power, and claims of racial bias in a justice system under national scrutiny. Story Highlights Florida executed Kayle Bates for the 1982 murder of Janet White, marking its 10th execution this year—a new state record. Bates’…
Trump, other presidents don’t run American elections
Editors at National Review Online assess President Trump’s recent pronouncement about American election rules. President Trump announced on social media that he intends to “lead a movement to get rid of MAIL-IN BALLOTS” and voting machines. Presidents are entitled to use their bully pulpit to encourage states to improve their election systems, but Trump goes…
Disturbing image caught on video before remains of 5-year-old were found dumped at LA parking lot
Residents of a Los Angeles neighborhood were shocked in July when the remains of a 5-year-old boy were found near a dumpster in a parking lot, and new evidence in the case is adding to the horror. Police were called to a parking lot on Van Nuys Boulevard in the Panorama City neighborhood after a…
Tulsi Gabbard Revokes Security Clearances for 37 Intelligence Officials
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced Tuesday that her office has revoked the security clearances of 37 current and former intelligence officials, marking one of the most sweeping accountability actions in recent memory. In a statement on X, Gabbard said the move followed direction from President Donald Trump and targeted those who “abused the…
MSNBC Rebrands as MS NOW
The rebrand has rattled MSNBC’s progressive base. Loyal viewers and even network staff vented online and in private discussions that the new name feels like a downgrade for what was once the Democratic Party’s cable megaphone. “MS is the new BS,” one insider quipped, echoing the widespread sentiment that MS NOW lacks credibility and prestige…
Mamdani’s Mayoral Agenda Could Put New York City at Risk
Zohran Mamdani, the 33-year-old democratic socialist who won the June Democratic primary, is widely expected to become New York City’s next mayor. His campaign platform centered on affordability: free city buses, rent freezes, childcare subsidies, and even city-owned grocery stores. To pay for it, he promises to raise taxes on “the wealthy” and redirect resources…
Phones out, learning in: New Alabama law changes school culture
The buzz of cell phones is absent from Alabama classrooms this fall. A new statewide ban on devices during class is shifting the focus back to teachers and lessons, and educators say the difference is already showing. “Taking phones out of schools is really transforming the environment. It’s transforming the culture, because now kids are…
Lawmakers sound alarm on northern border security, drug seizures
Republican lawmakers say Mexican cartels, known suspected terrorists, and drugs are pouring into the country not only at the U.S. southern border, but at the U.S. northern border, as well. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data updated on Aug. 12 shows the number of drug seizures along the northern border in July reached 820, the highest…
Virginia eyes transgender athlete restrictions amid national legal battle
(Photo by Vladimir Vladimirov/Getty Images) Virginia is advancing toward banning transgender women from competing on women’s sports teams, even as the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to take up two cases that could set a national precedent. After failed attempts in the legislature by lawmakers, the Virginia Board of Health held a special meeting this week…
The Invention That Changed Everything
For Breaking History this week, I went down a rabbit hole. It’s August. I live in the swamp of D.C., known not just for its mucky politics but also for its disgustingly humid summers. As I sit indoors all day, I’ve seen some interesting internet discourse about my beloved air-conditioning. I read a thread on…
Does praying outside abortion mills really work?
I’ve been involved in the pro-life movement long enough to see progress and regress, setbacks and positive developments. Here’s a story of God using many active Christians of various churches to bring about a positive change. For 23 years, the Aastra Women’s Center in Fort Lauderdale was committed to killing unborn babies. Surgical abortions cost…
Dems build their ‘Free Stuff Army’ any way they can
The Democrats’ ‘Free Stuff Army’ has stopped growing, just in time. Maybe. At some point, if tax eaters outnumber taxpayers, the whole thing will come crashing down. That is the actual “Cloward-Piven Strategy” concocted by Marxist academics Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven back in 1966. Their hope was that a socialist government would pick…
Russia and Egypt discuss global conflicts
The foreign ministers of the countries have discussed how to end hostilities in Gaza and ensure unimpeded humanitarian access to the enclave The foreign ministers of Russia and Egypt called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza during a phone conversation in which they discussed regional conflicts, including in the Middle East and Africa. According to…
Blue cities are reminiscent of the creature in ‘Alien’
Once, cities were fun. I used to love walking around the District of Columbia, visiting sites such as the National Archives Building and the Lincoln Memorial, paeans in stone to our greatness. Every city had its unique charm: New York’s Rockefeller Center, Seattle’s Pike Place Market and Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco. Now it takes…