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The DHS Deep State
"A few DHS staff had installed spying software on the phones and computers of myself and other political hires," Kristi Noem has revealed.
Government Subsidies Killed the EV Industry
The power to tax and the power to subsidize is the power to destroy.
A Putrid Potomac Problem
The Potomac River is chock-full of sewage, and the Trump administration and Democrat officials are exchanging blame. Who's actually at fault?
The U.S. Presidency
It's a brutal job. Sure, the perks are great, but the world is watching, the pressures are incessant, and the future of our nation rides on your every decision.
Fraud Nation
Government agencies rarely check whether their handouts go to the right people. Minnesota is just the latest example.
The President Pitches Trump Accounts
"Decades from now, I believe the Trump Accounts will be remembered as one of the most transformative policy innovations of all time."
Homeless Die Under Mamdani's 'Warmth of Collectivism'
The New York City mayor's socialist policies are costing lives as homeless people die of exposure on freezing streets.
Learning From Minnesota's Somali Fraud Scandal
Public programs fraud on the scale we see today indicates a leadership class that has either forgotten or no longer takes seriously the idea that public office is a public trust.
Virginia Runs Hard Left
Abigail Spanberger ran and was billed as a moderate, but she and the Democrat state legislative majority are pushing radical left-wing policies big time.
SCOTUS Skeptical in Fed Firing Case
Donald Trump is once again testing the limitations of his executive power as the president, and the justices seemed reticent to let it go unchecked.
'Thank You for Your Attention' to Trump's First Year
In the first year of his second term, the president has set a dizzying pace of action that aims to upend the status quo at home and abroad.
Police Theft
How police abuse civil asset forfeiture laws to take things — money, cars, and sometimes even houses — from innocent people.
'Rugged Individualism' Leads to Community
The voluntary associations formed by free individuals are far preferable to the coercion of communists.
Fraud? Newsom Tells Walz to Hold His Beer
California has nearly seven times the population of Minnesota, so it's not surprising that there's more fraud, but still — $33 billion is a lot of money.
Powell Gets a Probing
Unelected and unaccountable Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is being investigated for colossal cost overruns to the Fed headquarters' renovation, but he ought to be probed for monetary malpractice.
Temporary ObamaCare Subsidies Forever
Good news — at least the House-passed legislation extending enhanced subsidies through 2028 isn't yet the law of the land.
Housing Policy, Trump vs. Mamdani Style
Both men look to use the heavy hand of government to "fix" America's housing affordability problem, but they're coming at it from very different sides.
Waste, Fraud, and Abuse (Repeat)
Unless all unnecessary federal spending is eliminated the government will resemble the Titanic. I see only three ways to correct this.
DEI-Driven Governance Led the Way to Minnesota Fraud
Minnesota's $9 billion failure is a warning of what happens when governance is restructured around an agenda that devalues competence.
The Palisades Fire One Year Later
Now that we're a full year beyond the disastrous wildfire in Southern California, not much has changed for struggling residents.