RFK Jr announces the end of the battle against protein and the return of beef at a Nashville conference
Beef Is Back, Claims HHS Secretary “The protein wars are over,” declared Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in a speech to ranchers in Nashville earlier this week. He mentioned that “beef is back on the menu” during a conversation with Buck Wehbein, president of the National Cattle and Beef Association (NCBA). […]
Will ‘One Battle After Another’ capitalize on the anti-ICE protests for an Oscar nod?
“One Battle After Another” Trailer Check out the trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson’s action thriller “One Battle After Another,” featuring performances by Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, and Teyana Taylor, and released by Warner Bros. Pictures. The film has garnered positive reviews for being timely, and it seems to be tapping into the current news cycle […]
DOJ informs Boasberg it cannot send back hundreds of CECOT migrants amid intense court battle
The upcoming legal battle, likely to land back in the Supreme Court, is heating up next week. Justice Department lawyers have indicated that the Trump administration will not comply with a court ruling that mandates due process for the hundreds of Venezuelan immigrants deported last year to a secure prison in El Salvador. This group, […]
A Battle Over Fed Confirmation Might Split Central Banking in Strange Ways
Can the split in the Fed survive? Many Americans envision the Federal Reserve as a single entity with one authority at the helm. When the Fed chair speaks, there’s usually a noticeable ripple effect in the markets, and interest rates react. It gives off the impression of a coherent structure—one leadership, one direction. However, the […]
Senate Republicans prepare for a determined battle in key states for the 2026 midterm elections.
Senate Republicans Focus on 2026 Midterm Opportunities In Washington, the Senate Republicans’ primary campaign organization is eyeing several opportunities to increase its majority in the 2026 midterm elections. This comes at a time when polls indicate some candidates are really going to have to fight hard to retain five key seats in competitive states. This […]
Kevin Warsh’s Battle Against Fed Consensus Thinking
Warsh War III: Fighting Groupthink This is the last part of a three-part series discussing Kevin Warsh’s nomination to lead the Federal Reserve. You can find the first and second parts linked here. In March 2016, Kevin Warsh addressed the National Association for Business Economics, delivering some pointed criticisms about the Federal Reserve. In his […]
Valentine’s Day crucial in the congressional battle over DHS funding
House Votes to End Partial Government Shutdown “We’re going to vote,” said House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) on Tuesday morning as the House approached a vote to conclude a three-day partial government shutdown. “There was never any doubt about that.” And, well, he wasn’t wrong. Republicans managed to secure enough votes to pass a revised […]
Thune claims Democratic leaders are ‘afraid of their own shadows’ as the DHS battle continues
As Congress gets ready for some challenging negotiations in the upcoming days, Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) expresses doubts about whether top Democrats are truly interested in revising the Homeland Security budget. After a four-day partial government shutdown, both parties are gearing up to rehash a contentious Department of Homeland Security (DHS) bill, which […]
Tyler Robinson’s legal team argues about a conflict while an expert suggests the change could influence the battle over the death penalty.
A man from Utah, Tyler Robinson, is facing serious charges for allegedly shooting and killing Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA. In a court session on Tuesday, his defense team requested that the case be dismissed. This plea came after it was revealed that a family member of someone on the prosecution team […]
My legal battle regarding DEI at Arizona State is not just noise in the culture war.
Controversy Over DEI Training at Arizona State University “Who will rid us of this meddlesome philosopher?” That’s a question Arizona State University, or ASU, might be pondering as it faces scrutiny from the Arizona Supreme Court over its mandatory diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) training program. It’s not just about one professor or a single […]