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July 24, 2025
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| Congress Must Investigate, Expose the Left's Taxpayer-Funded NGO Complex |
| by Mark Tapscott |
| Billions of taxpayer dollars were awarded during Joe Biden's presidency to radical, far-left non-profit groups that used the funds to, among much else, feed, house, advise, transport, and defend millions of immigrants who entered the country illegally between 2021 and 2024, according to expert testimony provided recently to Congress. |
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| Led by Trump, Team USA Puts Women Back on Their Podiums |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| California may be hosting the 2028 Olympics, but that doesn't mean its twisted ideas about gender will be governing them. In a major shift, the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) finally put an end to years of injustice, declaring that biological men can no longer compete in women's categories for Team USA. For Donald Trump, it's another triumph of influence. For America's daughters, it's a victory in a war they never should've had to fight. |
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| Religious Freedom Showdown: Christians Protect Jews against Muslims in Munich |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| As Jews in Munich, Germany gathered Friday evening for Shabbat prayers, an anti-Semitic crowd commenced a march right by their synagogue. It sounds like an incident from 1935, but it happened just last Friday. Yet last weekend's incident had a different instigating motive from the Nazi horror, because the intimidating crowd was not pro-Germany but pro-Hamas. Native Germans also gathered at the synagogue, but they showed up to protect it, creating a vivid clash of worldviews. |
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| China's National Security Threats to U.S. Mount over Tech Theft, Battery Production |
| by Dan Hart |
| Yet another Chinese national is being charged with attempting to steal U.S. military technology, the Department of Justice announced Monday. The news comes as national security concerns are mounting over China's dominance of the world's rare earth minerals market, which a new report says could have a detrimental effect on the battery needs of U.S. defense technology. |
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| Army Issues Apology for Training Video Portraying Pro-Life Orgs as Terrorist Groups |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll released a full apology last week for a U.S. Army training presentation that equated pro-life organizations with terrorist groups, publicized on social media in 2024. "While I cannot undo the harm that this training caused, I want to offer my sincerest apology to Operation Rescue, National Right to Life, and all pro-life groups negatively impacted by the false characterization of all pro-life organizations made by this training," wrote Driscoll. |
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| Democrats Go on the Defensive as Mamdani Moves the Party Further Left |
| by Caily Shriver |
| Journalist Mark Halperin - who first reported former President Joe Biden's decision to drop out of the 2024 election - claims House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) is not supportive of Zohran Mamdani's bid for New York City's mayor. In an interview with Axios, Halperin explained, "Hakeem Jeffries strongly believes that if Mamdani wins, [Jeffries] can't win the majority." |
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| Friendships Matter: The Concerning Rise in Male Loneliness |
| by Katelyn Rafferty |
| With the rise of smartphones, social media, and remote work, real-life friendships have become harder for everyone. There've been numerous studies reporting on the decline in friendships, but is this decline affecting one gender more than another? Open up social media or do a quick news search, and you'll find many strong opinions on the topic. Some claim that men and women are both equally lonely, and that it's sexist to focus on just men - or that men are just complaining, and it's their fault that they are lonely. Others argue the problem doesn't exist. |
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| Columbia University Punishes Anti-Israel Students over Library Takeover, Encampments |
| by Samantha Kamman |
| Columbia University cracked down on dozens of students who participated in the anti-Israel encampment and a recent takeover of a campus library, where protesters injured at least two public safety officers and vandalized the building. |
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