Author: kevin
America depends too much on China for essential minerals. We need to dig our future
Graphite Creek in Alaska holds the largest known U.S. graphite deposit, yet China still dominates the critical mineral supply chain America depends on.
As a Cuban survivor, I know there is no dignity with socialism. But we all pay the price
Democrat Mayor Zohran Mamdani says socialism means dignity, but a Cuban-born critic and a CEA report warn DSA policies could cost much, much more.
Americans say they’re broke. So why can’t they stop spending so much?
Consumer confidence is in the basement, yet consumer spending keeps rising. A financial expert reveals five essential reasons behind the disconnect.
Pope Leo’s lung tumor raises questions about cancer risk for nonsmokers
An oncologist says Pope Leo XIV has a roughly 90% chance of cure if the lung cancer is stage 1, but pathology results will determine next steps.
Former Border Patrol chief recalls Biden migrant surge chaos as Trump crackdown delivers historic turnaround
As DHS announces lowest fiscal year border crossings in American history, retired Yuma Sector Border Patrol Chief Chris Clem recalls agents being outnumbered 100 to 1, and warns the historic lows could face new threats.
Illegal alien busted allegedly hauling enough fentanyl to potentially kill state’s entire population — twice
A routine speeding stop on a Nevada highway allegedly uncovered over 700 pounds of fentanyl and methamphetamine — enough to kill millions, prosecutors say.
Personal jabs, billionaire donors and party loyalty fuel heated Maine Senate debate
Susan Collins and Troy Jackson clashed over political independence and billionaire donors in their fourth Maine Senate debate before the Nov. 3 election.
Personal attacks fly as Sullivan, Peltola spar over corruption, character and controversy
Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola traded sharp attacks over corruption, staffing allegations and military spending in their fiery final Alaska Senate debate.
Trump admin sued over alleged illegal collection of sensitive voter data from 47 states
A lawsuit alleges DHS collected voter files from 47 states and combined them with commercial datasets, violating federal privacy safeguards.
FBI returns ‘Most Wanted’ fraudster to US after India arrest in alleged $600K SNAP food stamp scheme
FBI Director Kash Patel announced Manjit Singh Bedi, accused of stealing over $600,000 in SNAP benefits in Tacoma, has been returned from India.
