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September 11, 2025
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| Charlie Kirk Assassination Shocks America |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| One of American conservatism's most influential figures has been slain, spurring outrage and sadness across the country. |
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| U.S. Tech Companies Helped Build China's Surveillance State, Report Finds |
| by Dan Hart |
| An extensive new investigative report conducted by the Associated Press (AP) has uncovered how, over the last quarter century, more than a dozen American tech companies worked directly with Chinese contractors and, in some cases, the communist government itself to build the world's largest surveillance network that is used to suppress the Chinese people and deny them basic human rights. Lawmakers say the time is now for the U.S. government to place heavy restrictions on tech companies in order to curtail their business relationships with Xi Jinping's communist regime. |
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| Trump's Crime Crackdown Is Working, But America Needs Long-Term Solutions |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| As successful as the president's National Guard experiment has been at cracking down on crime in D.C., the debate over whether the White House has the power to deploy troops to other cities rages on. On Tuesday, Democrats erupted at the news that Donald Trump was ready to expand the Guard's presence beyond the District and Los Angeles. Hinting that the city would be more cooperative than, say, Chicago, the president told reporters, "[We're] working it out with the governor of a certain state [who] would love us to be there..." But some people can't help but wonder: is militarizing the country really the solution? |
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| The Advantages and Dangers of Free Market Capitalism |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| What kind of economy should America have? In an August Gallup poll, Americans showed less certainty than at any point since Gallup began asking the question in 2010. Only a slight majority (54%) viewed capitalism positively, down from 60% in 2021, the last available survey (meanwhile, 39% of Americans viewed socialism positively). After a decade of relatively stable opinions, what factors could cause such a sharp decline? |
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| DOJ Intervenes in Brutal Charlotte Stabbing Case |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| After the slaughter of a Ukrainian woman aboard a North Carolina commuter train made national headlines and captured the attention of the White House, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is filing federal criminal charges against the killer. On August 22, 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska was stabbed to death aboard a light rail train car by a man authorities have identified as DeCarlos Dejuan Brown, Jr., a 34-year-old black man. Video footage of the murder went viral over social media, with mainstream news media later covering the story. |
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| Trump to Rescind Biden-Era Policy Expanding Abortion Access in VA Dept. Hospitals |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Under the former Biden administration, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) underwent a policy change that expanded abortion access for active-duty and retired soldiers in VA-affiliated hospitals. Abortion, a former Biden official claimed, is "what our nation owes" veterans. But now, the Trump administration is moving to change that. |
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| Christian School Must Be Reinstated after Girls' Team Refused to Play against Male: Court |
| by Michael Gryboski |
| The Vermont Principals' Association must reinstate a Christian school after its girls' basketball team forfeited a game against a team with a male on its roster, an appeals court has ruled, stating that officials acted with "hostility" toward religious beliefs. A three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals released a unanimous opinion on Tuesday in the case of Mid Vermont Christian School et al v. Zoie Saunders et al. |
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