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Thursday, June 11, 2026

Democrats' Struggle With Men Reflects a Deeper Cultural Disconnect
Many progressives seem to operate with a narrow understanding of masculinity.

Fetterman vs. Platner Is a Battle for the Future
Senator John Fetterman is not a fan of Senate nominee Graham Platner, but their feud exposes the deeper worldview divide currently roiling the party.

Platner's Victory Is Nothing New for the Modern Democrat Party
Candidates like Graham Platner show where the movement goes next. The radical Left is inside the party, shaping its candidates, its message, and its future.

A Final Take on the Karmelo Anthony Case
Here's a perspective that might resonate with those trying to make sense of complex issues without getting lost in the noise.

Maine Updates State Flag With Swastika
"The change was long overdue," said local man Wagner Foscue. "Good-bye moose, hello swastika."

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"If our government fails to ensure ethical AI application that preserves human rights for all, AI will ensure no human rights at all."
Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Oh Say Can You Still See — at 250?
"Imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people under one God saluting one American flag."

Karmelo Anthony Murdered Austin Metcalf and Now Faces Justice
Unlike some other key cases involving black assailants and white victims, a Texas murder case brought a just verdict based on the facts and evidence.

Anti-Nazi Democrats Can't Wait to Vote for the Nazi-Tattoo Guy
I was under the impression that Democrats have a higher standard of behavior than us.

The SPLC's Bad Day in the House
The organization's interim CEO took the stand before the House Judiciary Committee, and he didn't do his hate-fomenting organization any favors.

Trump Builds the Wall
Construction that was slow in Trump's first term, and abandoned during Biden's time in office, is now accelerating in Trump's second term.

New York's Parental Newspeak
Woke Democrat politicians in the state legislature have passed a bill that would change some legal language regarding parenthood.


The Perverse Genocide Charge
Israel's haters surely enjoy the perversity of accusing the Jewish state of the same enormity that contributed to its creation.

The Left's Affordability Scam
When did a former bartender become an expert in healthcare? When did a man dealing with a mental illness become an expert on caregiving?

China Keeps North Korea in Line
Chinese strongman Xi Jinping travels to Pyongyang for a "come to Winnie" meeting with Kim Jong-un, the leader of his communist client state to the east.

Observable Cues and Taking a Pratt Fall
The ascendence of Graham Platner and the fall of Spencer Pratt give rise to a simple question: Are Americans smarter than the average dog?

In Memoriam: The Loss of Flight 739
On March 16, 1962, MATS Flying Tiger Flight 739, transporting a contingent of Ranger-trained communications specialists to South Vietnam, disappeared without a trace.

America 250: Reconciliation Attempt Fails
King George rejected the 1775 Olive Branch Petition, allegedly ripping the document and casting it on the floor. So much for a peaceful, if not loving, reconciliation.

LA Officials Warn It May Take Several Weeks to Tally Up Goals From World Cup Matches
"We may not be prepared to declare a winner until August."