1. Greg Rabidoux: Making D.C. Safe and Beautiful Again
2. Judd Dunning: Why Trump's Border Revolution Must Remain an Ongoing American
Moral Imperative
3. Rabbi
Daniel Schonbuch: Trump Must Step into the NYC Mayor's Race – Before It's Too
Late
4. Todd Sheets: Artificial
Intelligence and the Eighth Wonder of the World
5. Daniel Greenfield: Kamala's Unrequited Love Affair
with Obama
6. John Lott: Gun-Free Zones Like Fort Stewart
Invite Mass Shootings
7. Kenneth Rapoza: Trade Deficit Falls 16%, But
Goods Deficit Surprisingly Resilient
8. Kerry Lutz: Six AIs Can't All Be Wrong -
Google's Algorithmic Suppression Exposed
Making D.C. Safe and Beautiful Again
By Greg Rabidoux, Award-Winning Filmmaker, Author
& Cultural Commentator
Democrats cry 'dictatorship' while victims simply cry.
As someone who went to school, worked, and lived in D.C. for
years, I pray that President Trump's actions yesterday will help save our once
beautiful and safe nation's capital. While the Left is outraged that the Trump
Administration has the audacity to want to clean up D.C. streets, restore law
and order and actually make D.C. livable, the fact is this: The weak, feckless,
misguided and utterly soft on crime D.C. "leadership" brought this on
themselves. And, since D.C. is for all Americans, they brought "it," (crime,
drugs, gangs, homelessness, revolving door justice, emboldened youthful
offenders) on all of us. [more...]
Why Trump's Border Revolution Must Remain an Ongoing American
Moral Imperative
By Judd Dunning, Talk Show Host,
Bestselling Author
America is a compassionate nation. But compassion without law is
chaos. Compassion without borders is destruction. And when that chaos ends in a
child’s death, a mother’s rape, or an entire family shattered by foreign
criminality, we must ask - what, exactly, are we being compassionate toward?
Recently, a wave of horrifying headlines forced even the most reluctant
Americans to confront that question. The Constitution, our unwavering and
indisputable covenant, not only binds our government but virtually all of us,
as legal American citizens of diverse races, genders, religions, and
backgrounds - guaranteeing us all irrefutable rights to protection and freedom.
Securing our borders and safeguarding our safety is not an optional task - but
our government’s primary responsibility. [more...]
Trump Must Step into the NYC Mayor's Race –
Before It's Too Late
By Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch
New York City is staring down a political disaster named Zohran
Mamdani – a radical whose open embrace of socialist and communist ideals would
turn the world’s greatest city into an experiment in economic collapse and
social chaos. Under the Communist's 'vision,' property rights would be gutted,
businesses would be punished for success, and law enforcement would be weakened
in the name of "equity." It's the same failed formula that has turned
once-thriving countries into cautionary tales: seize the means of production,
redistribute wealth until there's none left to take, and destroy the incentives
that keep a city alive. If Mamdani's brand of hard-left politics captures City
Hall, New York won't just decline – it will unravel. [more...]
Artificial Intelligence and the Eighth Wonder
of the World
By Todd Sheets, Author of 2008: What Really Happened
"Compound interest is the eighth wonder of
the world. He who understands it, earns it ...he who doesn't, pays it,"
said Albert Einstein. It's worth understanding what he's talking about, which,
in this case, is the power of compound interest to grow monetary resources to
unimaginable heights over time. The Artificial Intelligence Revolution, under
the right system, has the potential to reignite the type of compounding
economic growth we've experienced in past periods. Fortunately, the Trump
administration’s regulation-lite "AI Action Plan" enhances the
opportunity for the Artificial Intelligence Revolution to reignite the kind of
economic growth and upward mobility that we've experienced in the past. [more...]
Kamala's Unrequited Love Affair with Obama
By Daniel Greenfield, Author of Domestic Enemies
Michelle Obama had never liked Kamala, and their awkward
relationship would be on full display during the 2024 presidential campaign,
while Barack Obama never took Kamala seriously and refused to support her
political ambitions. Kamala's relationship with the Obamas was very much an
unrequited one. On paper, Barack Obama and Kamala Harris, the children of
radical foreign grad students raised outside America, had much in common, but
both politicians were insecure narcissists skating by on their personalities
and biographies, and while Kamala's narcissism led her to see herself in Obama,
the object of her affection saw her as good looking but dumb, and not good
enough to be him. [more...]
Gun-Free Zones Like Fort Stewart Invite Mass Shootings
By John Lott,
Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime
This week, another mass shooting unfolded - this time at Fort
Stewart military base in Georgia. A male Army sergeant, who illegally carried a
gun on the base, wounded five soldiers before others tackled and disarmed him.
Typically, only authorized designated security forces such as MPs are armed on
duty. Any other soldier caught carrying a firearm faces severe consequences. So why would a soldier risk such harsh penalties?
Because if you're the attacker, planning to murder fellow soldiers, gun control
laws won't stop you. Time after time,
murderers exploit regulations that guarantee they'll face no armed resistance.
Diaries and manifestos of mass public shooters show a chilling trend. They
deliberately choose gun-free zones, knowing their victims can’t fight
back. While we don’t yet know if the Fort Stewart shooter made that same
calculation, his actions fit a pattern seen in dozens of other
cases. Let's stop pretending that gun-free zones protect anyone; they only
protect killers. [more...]
Trade Deficit Falls 16%, But Goods Deficit Surprisingly
Resilient
By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for
Coalition for a Prosperous America
The trade deficit fell 16% in June to a low $60.2 billion, the Bureau
of Economic Analysis said last week, but despite a 3.7% reduction
in imports, the goods deficit for the month was surprisingly resilient compared
to recent years without tariffs. The June goods deficit number was
$85.87 billion – the lowest figure on the year – though that trade gap for the
month is not much different than the summer months of 2023. Back then,
President Trump was not exactly looking like a shoo-in to win back the White
House. There were no new tariffs, and yet, the trade deficits back then were
$88 billion in June and July and $84 billion in August. The June 2025 figure
indicates that despite the global 10% tariff and roughly 55% tariffs on China,
following the Geneva and London trade agreements, imports were not wrecked as
many suggested. [more...]
Six AIs Can't All Be Wrong - Google's Algorithmic Suppression
Exposed
By Kerry Lutz, Host of Financial Survival Network
For over a year, I've documented YouTube's systematic throttling
of my content. My audience didn't shrink because of interest - it was buried: views
capped, search results manipulated, and external traffic walls erected. Now,
six independent AI platforms - Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, DeepSeek, and
Meta AI - have confirmed the same conclusion: sustained algorithmic
suppression. That's not speculation, that's consensus. The pattern is
unmistakable. This is not just a consumer
complaint. This is Operation Algorithm Assassin - a multi-front campaign to
expose and stop Big Tech's ability to quietly silence lawful voices. [more...]
