A federal jury has convicted former New Mexico House Majority Leader Sheryl Williams Stapleton in a sweeping corruption case involving millions of dollars intended for public-school career and technical education programs. Stapleton and her longtime friend, business owner Joseph Johnson, were found guilty on every federal count they faced. The…

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently posted his response to a letter penned by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), completely obliterating her over her lack of understanding about how foreign exchange markets work and banking in general. Warren’s letter, sent to Bessent on August 13, 2026, sought further details concerning the Treasury’s…

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A Clinton-appointed federal judge blocked Ohio from enforcing a law requiring documentary proof of citizenship before certain residents could be offered voter registration at Bureau of Motor Vehicles offices. The preliminary injunction suspends the requirement as Ohio approaches its October 5th registration deadline for the November midterm elections. Judge Solomon…

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A prosecutor inside New York Attorney General Letitia James’ office claims he was directed to find crimes involving President Donald Trump and Trump-linked organizations without a credible reason for targeting them. Assistant Attorney General Daniel Wiesenfeld made the explosive accusation in an agency-wide email sent Friday, Aug. 28. The message…

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President Donald Trump tore into Democratic New York Governor Kathy Hochul on Sunday, blaming her for the release of thousands of dangerous criminal illegal aliens by jurisdictions across the state. Trump called Hochul “grossly incompetent” and urged New Yorkers to remove her from office. His broadside renewed the fight over…

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Illegal immigrant truckers and the commercial driver’s license (CDL) schools behind them are living through what Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy described as their “worst nightmare” thanks to a new nationwide crackdown on fraud plaguing the trucking industry.  Secretary Duffy and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin announced on…

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A question of continuity and discontinuity. I was reading 1 Corinthians 15, and something struck me that I had not previously considered. Jesus was physically raised from the dead. This is a historical fact. Christ died, was buried, was raised, and appeared to witnesses. If that did not happen, the…

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Fort Collins, CO — On July 9, yet another woman required emergency transport from the same Colorado Planned Parenthood responsible for the death of 18-year-old Lexi Arguello.Just before 11:00 AM that day, a Planned Parenthood staffer called 911 for a 29-year-old female who was reportedly “hemorrhaging.” Public 911 records obtained…

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Could the cranberry be the missing link in gum disease prevention? New research points to a grocery aisle solution Nearly half of adults over 30 suffer from gum disease, and new 2026 research suggests dietary interventions—particularly cranberries—may offer protection where brushing alone falls short. Cranberries contain unique proanthocyanidins that prevent…

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For most people, the story of the medieval world was one of cramped cities, constant violent crime, and episodic outbreaks of deadly plagues—the dividends of unclean urban conditions, rotting food, fouled water, open sewage, and unchecked rats, fleas, and lice. Most of each day was spent simply trying to survive…

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When teachers assess students, they must accurately report what students learn. Yet too often, this doesn’t happen. Grading for Equity, written by Joe Feldman, a former teacher, administrator, and “educational grading consultant,” was published in 2018 and has since gained traction nationwide. RealClearInvestigations reports that Boston Public Schools approved a…

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