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June 25, 2025
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| EXCLUSIVE: Experts Warn Betting Company with Trump Family Ties Could Pose 'Economic National Security Risk' |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A betting company's unorthodox gambling model may pose a threat to U.S. economic stability, experts are warning, as federal lawmakers raise concerns over the company's possible ties to regulatory entities and President Donald Trump's family. |
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| Thune Plows Ahead with Big Beautiful Deadline Despite Question Marks |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| Every couple of years, all eyes are suddenly trained on one of Congress's most under-the-radar jobs: the Senate parliamentarian. For 13 years, Elizabeth MacDonough has equal parts elated and frustrated parties in their attempts to squeeze major legislation through the reconciliation process. The first-ever woman to hold the job, MacDonough has played the referee through four administrations and an array of different Senate leaders. It's up to her to settle the bitter disputes over which parts of the Big Beautiful Bill are relevant under the rules and which aren't. In other words, she's the most important person to Donald Trump's agenda that most people have never heard of. |
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| Trump Announces Israel-Iran Ceasefire, Though More Attacks Follow |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Less than 48 hours after American bombers struck Iran's nuclear weapons bunkers, Israel and Iran struck a ceasefire, President Donald Trump announced on Monday evening. "Congratulations to everyone!" he declared in a Truth Social post touting the win. A few late hits nearly upset Trump's triumph, but the ceasefire appears to be holding for now. |
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| Outstanding - Is Pride Losing Steam? (Ep. 197) |
| Podcast with Casey Harper, Stefan Padfield and Suzanne Bowdey |
| "Pride Month" was so scaled back this year - the rainbow showed up in pastel. It seems big corporations realize going woke can hurt the bottom line. But what's really behind the silencing of this once-colorful cacophony of the leftist agenda? Executive Director of the National Center's Free Enterprise Project, Stefan Padfield, and The Washington Stand's Suzanne Bowdey join Casey Harper to unpack this year's seemingly toned-down "Pride Month" and whether this is a trend we'll continue to see. |
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| 'What Are They Afraid Of?': House Democrats Try to Kill FDA Investigation of Abortion Pill |
| by Ben Johnson |
| As injuries from the abortion pill force women into emergency rooms nationwide, congressional Democrats tried and failed to rebuke a federal investigation into the controversial drug's mounting side effects. Critics say the House Democrats engaged in mass hypocrisy after spending most of the last year criticizing Republicans for questioning the safety of mifepristone after its FDA approval. |
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| Historic U.S. Child Rescue: 60 Missing, Trafficked Children Saved in Florida Operation |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Florida's "Operation Dragon Eye" was successful in rescuing 60 children who were missing, endangered, or victims of human trafficking, state officials announced Monday. |
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| Ceasefire Vindicates Trump's 'Peace through Strength' Strategy |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Less than 48 hours after American bombers struck the Iranian regime's underground nuclear weapons facilities, President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran - and, despite a rocky start, Trump personally intervened to make it stick. The dramatic display provides a vivid vindication of Trump's foreign policy strategy of achieving "peace through strength." |
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| SCOTUS Greenlights Deportations to 'Third Countries' as Federal Judge Ignores Order |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| For nearly six months, federal district court judges have been blocking President Donald Trump's executive orders and actions, especially those centered on immigration policy. Now, a judge is trying to block the nation's highest court. The U.S. Supreme Court issued an order Monday in Department of Homeland Security (DHS) v. DVD, a case centered on deportations, halting a lower court's injunction. |
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| Appeals Court Rules against Louisiana's Ten Commandments Law |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| In a decision disappointing religious liberty advocates, a federal appeals court is barring the Bayou State from requiring that the Ten Commandments be displayed in public schools. A three-judge panel of the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Friday that a Louisiana law ordering that the Ten Commandments be posted "in each classroom in each school" across the state is unconstitutional. A district court had previously blocked the Louisiana law, prompting the state to appeal. |
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| Senate Unites to Support C-SPAN |
| by Evelyn Elliott |
| A friend of mine from my family's homeschool speech and debate club won third place in C-SPAN's StudentCam Video Documentary Competition in 2018. He invited several of his friends, including me, to participate in his prize - getting a behind-the-scenes tour in C-SPAN's Washington, D.C. headquarters. At the time, I knew nothing about C-SPAN. What I did know is that I hated politics and the news, and this was going to be a boring trip. To my surprise, it wasn't. |
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| Totalitarian Social Engineering (Part 7): The Role of Women |
| by Yoe Suarez |
| The truth is that socialism changed the role of women: from equality to ignorance built through censorship of ideas different from the official one; from the supposed martyrdom of domestic service to coercion in state factories, under the watchful eye of unions. |
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