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IFS Map Finds America’s Singles Cluster in Big Cities—But Marriages Are Surging in Heartland Hubs
Institute for Family Studies reports the largest concentrations of single young adults in major cities—while new marriages concentrate across Middle America, with jobs and religion linked to higher rates.
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Trump’s Next Tax Move Could Expand Ownership Beyond the Wealthy
As AI-driven growth looms, Trump’s proposed capital gains reforms aim to help everyday Americans build wealth through asset ownership, challenging the notion that tax benefits are just for the rich.
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Bill Gates Warns AI’s Rapid Rise Could Trigger Economic and Security Crises
Bill Gates cautions that artificial intelligence is advancing faster than society can manage, raising risks from job displacement to bioterrorism. He calls for a global slowdown and new policies to prepare for AI’s disruptive impact.
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DNC Chair Ken Martin Claims Unity Amid Deep Divisions and Southern Backlash
Despite DNC Chair Ken Martin’s insistence on party unity and the ‘big tent’ approach, Democrats face sharp ideological splits and criticism from Southern leaders over exclusion from the 2028 convention shortlist.
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New Poll Shows Herrera Leading in TX-23, But Race Remains Competitive
A recent survey puts Republican Brandon Herrera ahead in Texas’ 23rd Congressional District, yet the race remains uncertain amid ongoing attacks and undecided voters.
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Federal Judge Signals Skepticism on Colorado’s Gun Waiting Period Ahead of Hearing
A federal judge’s detailed agenda ahead of oral arguments in a challenge to Colorado’s three-day gun waiting period suggests he may be seeking legal grounds to strike down the law, following precedent from the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Why Censoring ‘Huck Finn’ Threatens Honest Education and Historical Truth
The New York Times questions reading ‘Huck Finn’ due to racial slurs, but removing Twain’s original language undermines the book’s moral power and historical authenticity.
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Gun Control Groups Target California’s Largest Firearms Retailer Amid Trace Data Debate
California’s Turner Outdoorsman faces renewed scrutiny from gun control advocates over firearms trace data, sparking calls for investigations despite law enforcement assurances.
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Why GOP Risks Losing Without Using Leverage to Pass SAVE America Act
Republicans face a critical moment to secure election reforms through the SAVE America Act, but internal divisions and leadership tactics threaten its passage. Without leveraging political and financial power, GOP risks losing durable gains before the midterms.
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Republican Lawmaker Criticizes WNBA’s Stance on Men in Women’s Sports Amid Draft Controversy
Rep. Bob Onder challenges the WNBA’s approach to transgender eligibility after former NBA players declare for the women’s draft, sparking debate over fairness and definitions in women’s sports.
