Former MSNBC host Krystal Ball said on “I’ve Had It” on Tuesday that she was baffled by brown-skinned minorities working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to clamp down on illegal immigration.
But it turns out that when a much-touted report was slain by error, then the metaphorical crickets...are all that can be heard... “The Economic Commitment of Climate Change” wasn’t merely “a fatally flawed paper,” says Roger Pielke Jr., environmental studies professor, “but a flawed paper that had taken on outsized influence in climate advocacy and policy.”
The authors predicted that climate change would cost $38 trillion a year by 2049, estimating “that the world economy is committed to an income reduction of 19% within the next 26 years, regardless of how rapidly humanity now cuts emissions,” says Carbon Brief...
The authors further claimed to see clearly enough into the future to project “the global gross domestic product would be lowered by 62% by 2100.”...
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced a comprehensive reset of federal fuel economy standards, aiming to ease regulations on the auto industry to boost American manufacturing and reduce costs for consumers.
One vehicle in particular will benefit from such regulation reduction: the Asian sensation Kei truck...
Trump encountered the tiny tonka during his October Asia trip...
Multiple models would be highly marketable and profitable in the U.S. including the $14,000 Toyota Hilus, the $2,000 Micro-EVs or the $4,000 Suzuki Alto...
They were promised lucrative and stable careers if they "learned to code" and earned a degree in software engineering.
Instead, many Americans in the tech industry have been left disillusioned as they face mass layoffs and chronic unemployment — a crisis they say stems from an addiction to cheap foreign labor pipelines that are made accessible through programs like H-1B, and are touted by companies as a way to hire the "best and brightest."
State data estimates Illinois is home to more than 500,000 migrants without lawful status, with 27,000 already enrolled in a public college or university.
Harmeet Dhillon is probably going to be all over this.
📣 Heads up: starting Jan 1, 2026, Illinois will open state-funded grants, scholarships, stipends, and other student aid to undocumented students.
Translation: your “new neighbors” will soon have access to the perks you thought were yours… because why wouldn’t they, right?pic.twitter.com/zyIzzNY7va
It goes on to highlight the core tenets of what the Trump administration will work to achieve, including the "survival and safety" of U.S. citizens, control over our borders and freedom from "destructive propaganda and influence operations," a strong military, economy, energy grid, and a "robust industrial base."
This is despite the debunking of the magical thinking of the ‘new’ energy economy by those who understand and respect the laws of physics and economics.
Another trope that has gained traction among green ideologues is the ‘primary energy fallacy’...
But scratch beneath the surface, and this ‘fallacy’ reveals itself as little more than a sleight of hand, a convenient narrative to prop up costly and unreliable energy sources at the expense of economic rationality.
Drawing on the incisive analyses of advocates of energy literacy such as Lars Schernikau and Ronald Stein, it’s clear that the real distortion lies in ignoring the full system-level costs and inefficiencies of wind and solar as well as the multiple uses of oil and gas as feedstock for myriad products...
Selected materials required by electricity generation technology. Source: Schernikau based on Department of Energy, USA. See also here...
"I...noticed that a member of European Parliament called Helmut Brandstetter tweeted, quote, "There's no censorship in Europe.
Everyone has to follow our rules."...
So, as I tweeted a few moments ago, a German woman notoriously received a harsher jail sentence than a convicted rapist after the woman called the rapist, quote, "a disgraceful pig."
This was after he participated along with several other disgraceful pigs in the gang r*pe of a 15-year-old girl in a public park.
Similarly, a British woman was dragged out of her bath by 11 police officers after she referred in a private text message to a man who allegedly violently assaulted her as, quote, "a f*ggot."...
If you want to know how conservatives should think about media ownership policy, a good starting point is to head opposite the people who think that President Trump and Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr are “autocratic,” “fascist,” and engaged in “mob-style government.” Those are charges levied in recent comments from Free Press, a left-wing nonprofit opposing the proposed reforms to the FCC’s rules capping ownership of broadcast stations.
Some stories matter because they remind us of something we are at risk of losing.
This is one of those stories—not about immigration policy or legality, but about what happens after a family arrives in America, and how quickly a culture can unravel the values that built a life... But somewhere in the midst of their success, something subtle shifted. It didn’t start with arguments or rebellion.
It began in classrooms.
In ideology.
In the language of grievance.
Over the years, the girls absorbed a new worldview—one that told them their story was not one of triumph, but of oppression...
1793 - "The American Minerva" was published for the first time. It was the first daily newspaper in New York City and was founded by Noah Webster.
1803 - The 12th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was passed by the U.S. Congress. With the amendment Electors were directed to vote for a President and for a Vice-President rather than for two choices for President.
1960 - Sperry Rand Corporation unveiled a new computer known as "Univac 1107."
1975 - U.S. President Gerald R. Ford signed a $2.3 billion seasonal loan authorization to prevent New York City from having to default.
1992 - U.S. troops arrived in Mogadishu, Somalia, to oversee delivery of international food aid, in operation 'Restore Hope'.
2002 - United Airlines filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after losing $4 billion in the previous two years. It was the sixth largest bankruptcy filing.
“Minnesota Democratic lawmakers, including the Attorney General, were handed over $53,000 in campaign contributions by fraudsters who ripped off taxpayer cash meant to feed children,” reports the New York Post. “AG Keith Ellison, his councilman son, mayor Jacob Frey, Representative Ilhan Omar, and others received cash from the scammers who siphoned off some $250 million, largely through nonprofit Feeding Our Future.”
“Ellison’s campaign took in $10,000 from the businessmen. Gandi Mohamed made a maximum $2,500 donation to Ellison’s re-election campaign. He was indicted on federal bribery and fraud charges last year,” adds the report. But that’s not all…
One of the many important things that Pantone does is predict what they call the "color of the year," which is apparently a trendsetter more than a trend predictor because people like my wife, interior designers, and a type of gay man we all know and love care quite a bit about what Pantone says it should be.
I hope it isn't "Avocado" again anytime soon. Well, this year Pantone has, for the first time ever, chosen a shade of white as the color of the year.
And predictably, this has set off a firestorm about Trump, Sydney Sweeney, and whether some version of brown should have been chosen as a political statement about white supremacy during the Trump years...
For years, climate alarmism has reigned as political catechism:
The planet is burning, and only drastic action -- deindustrialization, draconian regulation, even ceasing childbearing -- could forestall certain apocalypse... First, recent polling shows that the intensity of climate dread is weakening.
According to a July 2025 report from the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, while a majority (69%) of Americans still say global warming is happening,
only 60% say it's "mostly human-caused";
28% attribute it mostly to natural environmental changes.
Patel confirmed the evidence in hand was reviewed, analyzed again, and the arrest was made.
Not identifying the suspect during the years of the Joe Biden administration, he said, was "sheer incompetence" or else it was "intentional negligence."
While generally implying that "Whiteness" is a disease, the UMTC professor suggested that "color-evasion and power-evasion" specifically are "pathogens of the Whiteness pandemic" that "are inexorably transmitted within families, with White parents serving as carriers to their children unless they take active preventive measures rooted in antiracism and equity-promotion."
“Over the past two decades, educational technology has exploded from a niche supplement into a $400 billion juggernaut,” reports Jared Cooney Horvath.
Decades of data show a clear pattern: The more schools digitize, the worse students perform.
These are deep investigations—from kindergarten to college—into school choice, the misallocation of resources, and how we can fix our broken school system...
In “The Digital Delusion: How Classroom Technology Harms Our Kids’ Learning—and How to Help Them Thrive Again,” Horvath explains why consuming information through screens leads to falling performance, fractured attention, and the slow erosion of rigorous thought...
That is when the funds they were given for Covid would end and they would have to make changes due to that decreased funding.
They talked about the fact they would have to let people go because they had hired additional positions with the Covid money.
Instead, the changes they have made include closing two schools, passing a sinking fund bond in 2025, asking for a new bond in 2026, and paying experienced teachers $55,000 to retire early...
Shadija Romero, the Airbnb guest turned squatter who refuses to leave a DC homeowner’s property, gives her side of the story while the homeowner faces financial ruin. (Screenshot: 7News)
In yet another stunning example of the nation’s upside-down justice system, a DC court is allowing a squatter to remain inside a woman’s home for nearly a year after overstaying an Airbnb reservation, despite having no lease, no tenancy agreement, and no legal right to occupy the property...
“The law is simple: ballot stubs must match, and incomplete ballots cannot be counted,” said Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters. “This ruling is a major win for election integrity and for voters who deserve confidence that every lawful vote is protected.”
Benson has faced consistent battles – and losses – in court over her election procedures. Currently, she’s under investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) over her refusal to release voter roll information
The cancellation of New Year’s Eve on the Champs Élysées is confirmation that Paris is no longer is in control of its public space
Over recent years ordinary Parisians quietly stopped going.
The Champs Élysées on any holiday weekend has become a no-go zone.
The crowds have changed.
The atmosphere’s changed.
This year what was once the celebration has been reduced to a simulation. Paris must now film a celebration in advance because it cannot trust itself to manage a real one. The city that staged the Olympics cannot handle a national holiday. Paris, a capital that used to defy threats, can no longer manage its crowds...
Native New Yorkers and home owners might hate it, but … who cares?!?! In other words, for electoral purposes, taxpaying homeowners with a natural connection to (and stake in) the city count for nothing compared to transplants, foreigners, renters, and leeches. If that does not encapsulate the Democrat vision for America, then nothing does.
In short, Mamdani’s plan to end homeless encampment sweeps comes as no surprise. The only surprise is that online leftists are surprised by it.
Schmitt then got to the heart of the issue with the Democrats' sudden, seeming superpower.
"And so now, what we have now are Democrats, who have such x-ray vision and clairvoyance that they know the intentions of narcoterrorists on boats, yet were so blind to see that they had a president for four years that was operating as a vegetable in Joe Biden. So, you know, forgive me if I’m a little skeptical that this isn't all about politics and trying to take out Secretary Hegseth...
The globalists — and their hate-spewing myrmidons, such as Sharpton, Joy Reid, and Joe Biden, have spent decades convincing YT (white) people of two things:
That there is nothing worse than racism;
Leftists will decide who and what is "racist."
Let's start with "racist" voter ID!
White progressives will trip over their rainbow clogs to prove how "so not racist" they are by explaining why black people can't maintain an ID like everyone else...
That’s over 200 deaths per day from toxic cargo these boats carry.
This does not count the thousands more who are turned into non-functional fentanyl zombies.
Stopping this death and damage these pirates cause is what is at stake.
The Wall Street Journal sat down with the very men who pilot these 40-foot narco-boats — the same vessels now being destroyed at sea — and what they revealed confirms everything Americans should already fear.
These aren’t “simple fishermen.”
These aren’t “innocent boats.”
These are front-line operators of a billion-dollar trafficking machine stretching across 2,000 miles of Colombian coastline and hundreds more miles in Ecuador and Venezuela.
WHAT THE SMUGGLERS ADMITTED — IN THEIR OWN WORDS According to the interviews...
"As alleged, Paul Campo and Robert Sensi conspired to assist CJNG, one of the most notorious Mexican cartels that is responsible for countless deaths through violence and drug trafficking in the United States and Mexico," said U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton. As part of that support, the defendants laundered hundreds of thousands of dollars they believed to be CJNG drug proceeds, agreed to launder millions more, and even agreed to use their financial expertise to facilitate cocaine trafficking right here in New York City.
President Donald Trump's administration has warned that Europe faces "civilisational erasure" and questioned whether certain nations can remain reliable allies, in a new strategy document that puts a particular focus on the continent...
A formal National Security Strategy is typically released by presidents once each term. It can form a framework for future policies and budgets, as well as signalling to the world where the president's priorities lie.
The new document follows similar rhetoric to Trump's speech to the United Nations earlier this year, where he had harsh criticism for Western Europe and its approach to migration and clean energy...
