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Monday, October 19, 2026
Armed Father Saves Kids From School Shooter
Schools are targets for psychotic mass murderers precisely because they are soft targets, weakened by Democrat gun control.
Slotkin Warns Young Republicans
In an interview at the University of Chicago, the Michigan senator sent a weaponizing chill through young people who might consider serving in the Trump administration.
Leftists Can’t Laugh Anymore, Just Rage
Shane Gillis’s gym clothes joke exposed a double standard in the Left’s outrage over objectification.
Republicans’ Growing Groyper Problem
Anti-Israel sentiments on the Right are a growing concern that party leaders must take seriously and oppose.
The Left’s Twisted Version of Christianity
Christianity has become a popular label for those on the Left to force their political ideals, no matter how heretical.
Are Teens Rejecting the LGBTQ Agenda?
Perhaps today’s teens realize that being LGBTQ is no longer such a cool thing.
Republicans Are Attacking the Socialist, Not the Socialism
Criticism of socialist candidates is too focused on personal controversies and not enough on their actual political views.
‘A Republic... If You Can Keep It’
Have we reached the tipping point where we may lose this Republic? Let’s look at our current reality.
Friday, October 16, 2026
El-Sayed, the Muslim (Brotherhood) Risk
Michigan’s Democrat Senate candidate has some alarming ties with Islamic radicals, and he doesn’t have satisfactory explanations.
What Does ‘Consent’ Mean?
The Cornell 7 case grows more convoluted, exposing the Left’s disordered morality.
Abdul El-Sayed: A Muslim Brotherhood Puppet and a Grave National Security Threat
The Democratic Senate hopeful is running as the most thinly veiled Trojan horse in American political history.
The GOP’s Final Case for the Midterms
Trends don’t look good for Republicans, but there is still time to make the case that a secure border and reduced crime outweigh temporary economic pain.
Ilhan Omar Isn’t Above the Law Either
If Omar gained her citizenship by lying, she, at the very minimum, should not be serving in Congress.
The Perils of Believing the Pollsters Every October
All this doom might be accurate — or it might turn out like 2016.
Saudi Arabia Has Its Hands Full Against the Houthis
In the aftermath of deadly Houthi bombings, the United States is considering the strategic implications of intervention.
Profiles of Valor: SGT Albert Townsend — So Help Me God
He was a man of character shaped by faith, duty, and conscience who lived without expectation of recognition, without hope of reward, and without hesitation in the face of danger.
It’s Not a Christian Theocracy People Should Be Worried About
Once Muslims have enough voting power, they will vote for government officials, governmental structures and public policies that impose Islam on everyone else.
Thursday, October 15, 2026
Yes, the Big Banks Were Weaponized
A new report shows the lengths to which our nation’s nine largest banks went to deny and debank certain politically aligned businesses and organizations.
The First Amendment Award for Censorship Goes To...
NPR CEO Katherine Maher, who called the First Amendment “the number one challenge” for speech suppressors like herself, will be awarded for her work.