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February 4, 2026
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| House Sends Penultimate Funding Bill to President's Desk |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was doomed to eternally roll a boulder uphill, only for it to roll back down whenever it neared the top. In real life, the closest analogue may be the U.S. Congress, which seems trapped in the never-ending process of keeping the U.S. government funded, only for the deals to fall apart. But, on Tuesday afternoon, a narrow vote in the U.S. House put Congress closer to funding the government than it has come in nearly 30 years. And even that triumph nearly failed. |
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| Can ICE Legally Raid Your House? Understanding the Immigration Agency's Warrants |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| President Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" agenda relies heavily on successfully deporting millions of illegal immigrants. While many on the political Right have warned for decades of the existential threat posed by mass immigration, some "constitutional conservatives" are now reacting with alarm to a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) memo permitting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to enter the houses of illegal immigrants without a judicial warrant. Could such a directive possibly be legal? |
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| The New Way of Distorting the Family: 'Platonic Co-Parenting' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Imagine swiping not for a soulmate, but for a casual parenting partner - someone to share diaper changes, school runs, and sleepless nights, but nothing romantic. No dates, no wedding vows, just a deliberate pact to raise kids together. Welcome to "platonic co-parenting," the trend that's apparently all the rage come 2026. The idea is straightforward. For those single by choice (often when pursuing IVF) or by life's twists and turns, the search shifts from finding a spouse to securing a reliable "co-parent teammate." |
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| Outstanding - Is this the Left's Blueprint for the Nation? (Ep.229) |
| Podcast with Casey Harper, Victoria Cobb and Jared Bridges |
| The Virginia policy landscape is under attack. After a full sweep by Democrats during Virginia's recent elections, they have wasted no time in proposing a list of radical amendments to the state's constitution. To analyze these changes, host Casey Harper is joined by president of The Family Foundation of Virginia, Victoria Cobb, and The Washington Stand's Jared Bridges. No stone has been left unturned in the quest to radicalize public policy in Virginia. The three discuss the proposed changes to laws concerning: abortion, gun control, taxes, private schools, and gambling. |
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| Americans Are Continuing to Flee Blue States for Red States, Census Data Show |
| by Dan Hart |
| Newly released census data has revealed that the trend of a mass exodus from states controlled by Democrats to states run by Republicans is continuing. Census Bureau population estimates indicate that the five fastest-growing states are red, while four of the five states that are facing a shrinking population are blue. |
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| In New York's Government, the Truth Will Get You Fired |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| In progressive America, the Democratic Party's litmus test for public service is transgender ideology. And not just casual support, nor a general affirmation of "LGBTQ+ rights." Those who wish to participate in the system must embrace every last jot and tittle of the transgender agenda, specifically. For those who prefer to side with the truth, even members of other favored minority groups had better look out, lest the door hit them on the way out. |
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| How the Mexican Left Supports Cuba's Failing Dictatorship |
| by Yoe Suarez |
| In the 1960s, when the Cuban Revolution was just beginning and staining the walls of the La Caba?a fortress with blood and brains, Mexico was throwing lifelines to Fidel Castro. After Cuba's expulsion from the Organization of American States, only the progressive government of Adolfo Lopez Mateos broke the diplomatic isolation with Havana. |
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| D.C. Crime Rates Drop Dramatically with Only 1 Murder in January |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Crime in the nation's capital is dropping off steeply, following the president's efforts to restore public safety and punish lawlessness. According to a report from The Daily Wire, the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) recorded only one homicide last month, compared to 10 homicides in January of 2025. The solitary homicide occurred on January 21, although another murder followed on February 2. The Washington Post reported that D.C. has not been homicide-free for 10 consecutive days in January in three decades. |
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| From Christ's Cross to Modern Turmoil: The Crowd That Yelled 'Crucify!' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The road to Calvary is lined with harrowing, blood-soaked details - the agony, the mockery, the relentless cruelty as Jesus carried His cross to the place of execution. In the Bible, as we read about Christ's crucifixion and the moments that led to it, what stands out most to you? For me, it seems to change with each reading. |
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