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June 26, 2025
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| Abortion Pill May Impact U.S. Fertility through Drinking Water, 25 Congressmen Warn |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Dozens of members of Congress have warned that the most common method of abortion in America may not just kill unborn babies and harm their mothers, it may also pollute America's drinking water with forever chemicals that could impact declining fertility levels. |
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| Did Saturday's Strikes Actually 'Obliterate' Iran's Nuclear Program? |
| by Dan Hart |
| In the wake of Saturday's surprise U.S. missile strike on Iran's three nuclear enrichment facilities, conflicting reports have surfaced that suggest that the sites may have not sustained the "complete and total" destruction that the Trump administration has claimed. Experts say more information is needed before a definitive assessment can be made on the extent of the damage that was done to Iran's clandestine nuclear program. |
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| Senator's Radical Proposal Would Put Congressional Budget Process on a Dave Ramsey Plan |
| by Mark Tapscott |
| Senator Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) thinks Congress could learn a lot from nationally known Christian financial adviser and radio host Dave Ramsey on how to manage the trillions of taxpayer dollars that flow into the U.S. Treasury every year. |
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| ICE Rounds up Iranians after U.S. Strike |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested at least 16 Iranian nationals this week, after a U.S. airstrike on the Iranian regime's nuclear weapons facilities on Saturday. Despite the Israel-Iran ceasefire and Iran's non-escalatory counterstrike, officials remain concerned about the ongoing threat of potential Iranian sleeper agents embedded within America. |
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| 10 Years of Tyranny Is Enough: The Legal Fiction of Obergefell Must End |
| by Daniel Schmid |
| Ten years of constitutional tyranny is enough. Obergefell was a bad decision based on a legal fiction that needs to be corrected - and now's the time to act. |
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| Biden Admin. Official Admits She Didn't Know If Autopen Orders Came from President |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| President Donald Trump is helping congressional Republicans investigate his White House predecessor, Joe Biden, and the Biden administration's extensive use of the autopen. Nine senior Biden aides have been called to testify before the House Oversight Committee, and the Trump White House decided Tuesday to waive executive privilege for the staffers, allowing committee members to grill them on the autopen use without any legal obstacles. |
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| Israeli Innovation Stuns Again with Electromagnetic Drone Defense |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| As it secured a ceasefire with a prostrate Iran, the Israeli military revealed yet another war-changing innovation that saved its civilians from swarms of Iranian drones. Israel has bolstered its multi-layered missile defenses with so-called "spectrum warfare," leveraging technology based in the electromagnetic spectrum to defend against incoming drones. "In recent days, we have thwarted dozens of such infiltration attempts using advanced electronic warfare systems," said Lieutenant Colonel "B," commander of Battalion 5114 at the Spectrum Warfare Center. |
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| Taxpayers Reject Funding for Gender Transitions and Abortion amid Call for Legislative, FDA Reform |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| When it comes to federal funding, Americans are speaking loud and clear: they don't want their tax dollars bankrolling gender ideology - or abortion, for that matter. |
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| Illegal Immigrants to Be Housed in 'Alligator Alcatraz' and Other Immigration News |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| With conflict in the Middle East seemingly reaching its conclusion, the American public is shifting its attention back to President Donald Trump's immigration policy. Tensions are still high, with deportation efforts meeting resistance, especially in major metropolitan hubs like Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York City. Here are the latest immigration updates. |
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| Anti-ICE Riots Will Cost Los Angeles over $30 Million |
| by Zachary Gohl |
| Violent rioting has seemingly turned into a tradition for the political Left in the United States. In 2020, after the death of George Floyd, liberals erupted in violent protest under the guise of "racial justice." Anarchy and mayhem filled the streets of almost every state resulting in at least a dozen deaths and even an outright rebellion. In Seattle, multiple blocks were occupied by revolutionaries who declared the area the Capital Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ). Yet, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan (D) labeled the season as a "summer of love." The riots not only cost lives, but also money. |
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