Politics
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Todd Rundgren Critiques Taylor Swift’s Music Amid Ongoing Left-Wing Debate
Classic rocker Todd Rundgren sharply criticized Taylor Swift’s music and influence, highlighting shifts in the music industry and sparking fresh debate within left-leaning circles.
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New Study Shows Decline in Support for Political Violence Amid U.S. Turmoil
A recent analysis from UC Davis reveals a notable drop in Americans endorsing political violence between 2025 and 2026, challenging narratives of rising acceptance despite ongoing political tensions.
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Inside Maine’s Anti-ICE Movement: Retirees, Radical Tactics, and Local Turmoil
In Scarborough, Maine, a group of largely retired activists are escalating their campaign against ICE with protests, doxxing, and disruptive tactics, challenging local authorities and sparking controversy.
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Principal Arrested for Gun in Truck—Now the Board May Allow It
Duval County’s workshop agenda lists a proposal to let employees and other adults keep firearms in vehicles on district property, two weeks after a principal’s arrest.
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Minnesota High School Football Team Shares Faith by Giving Bibles to Opponents
Park Christian School’s football team in Moorhead, Minnesota, spreads their Christian faith by gifting Bibles and personal notes to opposing players after every home game, blending sportsmanship with ministry.
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Dems Fear James Talarico Lacks Black Voter Support to Flip Texas Senate Seat
Democratic nominee James Talarico faces skepticism over his ability to energize Black voters in Texas, a key demographic needed to win the Senate race against Republican Ken Paxton.
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TV Priest Who Battled Communism and Inspired Millions Is Beatified Before Massive St. Louis Crowd
The famed Catholic broadcaster, Cold War anti-communist voice, and host of “Life Is Worth Living” was beatified in St. Louis after a yearslong wait tied to venue limits and a church review.
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America’s Fertility Crisis: Why Family Formation Must Be a Policy Priority Now
With the U.S. fertility rate hitting record lows, experts urge Congress to enhance support for young families through targeted tax credits and child care reforms.
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Canadian Broadcaster Reverses Course on 9/11 Terminology Amid U.S. Backlash
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation faced intense criticism after internal guidance discouraged calling 9/11 a terrorist attack. Following international outrage and diplomatic pressure, CBC updated its language policy to explicitly recognize the attacks as terrorism.
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Giffords Launches $10M Campaign to Target Pro-Gun GOP Candidates Ahead of Midterms
Gun control group Giffords is investing $10 million to attack Republican candidates supporting the Second Amendment, focusing on key Senate and House races with aggressive ad buys.
