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October 9, 2025
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| CIA Docs Confirm Biden Family's Ukrainian Corruption Scheme |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Conservatives have long claimed that former President Joe Biden used his political power and influence to benefit his family's corrupt business dealings. Now, declassified Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) documents are confirming it. CIA Director John Ratcliffe published new documents on Tuesday, revealing that Biden, while serving as vice president, intervened to prevent the CIA from publishing a report on his son Hunter's corrupt dealings with Ukrainian energy company Burisma Holdings. |
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| Truth, Power, and 'Common Reality,' in Media and Life |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| CBS News employees are "literally freaking out" that their new management has named Bari Weiss as its new editor-in-chief. Weiss was hired to reform one of the most left-leaning legacy news outlets, if not by restoring the principles of classical liberalism, at least restoring the principles of decent journalism. For the doctrinaire leftists who staff its newsroom, the prospect of losing control of the institution "feels like some sort of doomsday." |
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| Top 10 Donors of Va. AG Candidate Jay Jones Won't Say if They Want Their $5.2 Million Back |
| by Mark Tapscott |
| None of the 10 top donors to Virginia Democrat Jay Jones's campaign for attorney general are saying whether they want their money back following sensational late campaign revelations of his wishing two bullets in the head of a prominent former Republican Speaker of the state House. |
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| GOP Pushes Trump Nominees through Senate during Shutdown Lull |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Despite the ongoing government shutdown and opposition from Democrats, Senate Republicans are working to deliver on President Donald Trump's agenda and staff his second administration. On Tuesday evening, GOP senators confirmed 107 individuals Trump nominated to various positions. Senate Republicans used what has been nicknamed the "nuclear option," allowing them to confirm sub-cabinet-level administration nominees with a simple majority vote along party lines, rather than the more controversial option of recess appointments, which would have allowed Trump to appoint agency officials, federal prosecutors, diplomats, and other senior administration personnel without Senate approval. |
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| Secretary Duffy Warns of Marijuana Dangers after Study Reveals THC Levels in Fatal Car Accidents |
| by Dan Hart |
| Following the release of a new study showing that almost half of drivers involved in fatal vehicle accidents in a large Ohio county tested positive for marijuana use, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated Tuesday that the continued push in the U.S. to legalize the drug is "dangerous." |
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| No Surprise in 'Arctic Frost' Scandal, as Every Dem President in 21st Century Has Weaponized the Government |
| by Mark Tapscott |
| Cries of "Worse than Watergate" quickly followed Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley's (R-Iowa) revelation from a whistleblower within the FBI that eight Republican senators and a House GOPer had been illegally spied upon during the Biden administration's failed prosecutions of then-former President Donald Trump. |
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| Public Figures Face More Dangerous America after Kirk Assassination |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| "You might want to stay back and call the federales, I have explosives," warned a man occupying a green tent on the steps of St. Matthew's Cathedral in Washington, D.C. It was roughly 6:00 a.m. on Sunday, October 5 (roughly an hour before sunrise), and officers from the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) had arrived to secure the area before the cathedral's annual "Red Mass," an invocation service for the U.S. Supreme Court's fall term, which some justices historically attend. |
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| The Silent Crisis: Rising Suicide Rates among Gen Z |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Did you have any idea a staggering percentage of young people were emotionally suffering between 2014 and 2024? That's a large span of time, I know. Yet, shocking, nonetheless. Here's the headline: "Suicide claims more Gen Z lives than previous generation." |
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