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  1. Why the Fed isn't ready to declare victory on inflation

    Why the Fed isn't ready to declare victory on inflation

    The Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates last week may mark the first of several hikes aimed at taming stubborn inflation, with one central bank leader weighing in on where inflation may go from here. Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin said in a speech before...
  2. Collins Increasing in New Poll, Quantus Insights Says

    Collins Increasing in New Poll, Quantus Insights Says

    A new poll conducted from Sept. 14-16 by Quantus Insights shows the Georgia Senate race tightening, with Rep. Mike Collins gaining ground on incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff. The poll shows Ossoff leading Collins 48.2% to 44.4%, putting Collins within the margin of error. “Jon Ossoff’s toxic far-left...
  3. Mood at CNN is 'like a funeral' over looming Paramount takeover

    Mood at CNN is 'like a funeral' over looming Paramount takeover

    CNN staffers are fearful of a rebranding in the same style as CBS News. Continue reading... [ H/T Conservative Review ]
  4. Vance Announces $2.2 Billion Recovered in Obamacare Fraud: Fraud Is ‘Definitely Making Health Care More Expensive’

    Vance Announces $2.2 Billion Recovered in Obamacare Fraud: Fraud Is ‘Definitely Making Health Care More Expensive’

    Vice President JD Vance said Tuesday, in response to a question from Breitbart News, that fraud is "definitely making health care more expensive," while Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services chief Dr. Mehmet Oz said, "Fraud will destroy Obamacare." Continue reading... [ H/T Breitbart News ]
  5. Bessent Emerges As "AI Czar" Frontrunner

    Bessent Emerges As "AI Czar" Frontrunner

    Bessent Emerges As "AI Czar" Frontrunner Fresh off his recent spat with "Doomsday Dario", whom he scolded for his apocalyptic essay (which was attempted regulatory capture in all but name) and warned that the US government will not serve as a "liability shield" to the frontier AI company...
  6. The Big State Monetary And Fiscal System Is Over

    The Big State Monetary And Fiscal System Is Over

    The Big State Monetary And Fiscal System Is Over Authored by Daniel Lacalle via dlacalle.com, In 2021, The Economist ran an entire number hailing "The Return of Big Government" as the end of the so-called - but inexistent in practice - "austerity" paradigm and the evidence that more spending...
  7. The Riots Never Came: Has The Protest Machine Stalled, Or Is It Regrouping

    The Riots Never Came: Has The Protest Machine Stalled, Or Is It Regrouping

    The Riots Never Came: Has The Protest Machine Stalled, Or Is It Regrouping Summer has ended without riots. In Part One, we examined whether Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's crackdown on NGOs was having an effect. We now revisit that question, examining the far-left groups and subversion...
  8. Jason Whitlock: Patrick Clancy faced the cameras — but not the tough questions

    Jason Whitlock: Patrick Clancy faced the cameras — but not the tough questions

    For months, America waited to hear directly from Patrick Clancy. The father at the center of one of the nation's most heartbreaking and controversial criminal cases sat down with "60 Minutes" to discuss the deaths of his three children at the hands of his wife. However, while the interview...
  9. Motivation In Shackles: Wearable AI & You (Video)

    Motivation In Shackles: Wearable AI & You (Video)

    In this episode, the Common Core Diva Lynne Taylor joins me as we take a look at wearable, artificial intelligence devices and how they will be used to tie into the Internet of things. Visit CommonCoreDiva.com 1) From WHOOP: https://www.whoop.com/us/en/difference/ (metrics means your personal...
  10. Man Comforted By Knowledge That A.I. Will Destroy Humanity Before AOC Can Become President

    Man Comforted By Knowledge That A.I. Will Destroy Humanity Before AOC Can Become President

    PITTSBURGH, PA — Local man Jeremiah Crisp took solace in the assurance that artificial intelligence would destroy all humanity in a fiery apocalypse before Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez would have the chance to be elected president. Continue reading... [ H/T The Babylon Bee ]
  11. Anton Chigurh Lands New Job Performing Assisted Suicides In Canada

    Anton Chigurh Lands New Job Performing Assisted Suicides In Canada

    OTTAWA — Famed hitman and coin-flipping enthusiast Anton Chigurh announced this week that he had been hired by the Canadian government to help out with its assisted suicide program. Continue reading... [ H/T The Babylon Bee ]
  12. WATCH: Tehran dangles peace deal hours before Trump threatens to ‘annihilate’ Iran

    WATCH: Tehran dangles peace deal hours before Trump threatens to ‘annihilate’ Iran

    Iran offered Tuesday to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the United States eases military pressure and lifts its blockade on Iranian ports, hours before President Donald Trump threatened to “annihilate” the Islamic Republic if the two countries fail to reach a deal. Tehran’s...
  13. ‘Needs to happen’: U.S. lawmakers move to designate American Muslim activists as foreign terror organization

    ‘Needs to happen’: U.S. lawmakers move to designate American Muslim activists as foreign terror organization

    Members of the Islamic terror group Hamas publicly execute their enemies on Monday, Oct. 13, 2025 The state of Texas already considers CAIR, the Quran-promoting Council on American-Islamic Relations, a terror group. So do several foreign nations. Now there’s a move developing in Congress to...
  14. Republican who broke with Trump on immigration finds herself in competitive race: Sabato’s Crystal Ball

    Republican who broke with Trump on immigration finds herself in competitive race: Sabato’s Crystal Ball

    Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-FL) is finding herself in a more competitive race just a week after she broke with President Donald Trump over his immigration policy. Sabato’s Crystal Ball, a nonpartisan race-rater, shifted the Miami-area seat toward Democrats on Tuesday afternoon. The rating...
  15. Watchdog urges DHS to review Microsoft contracts over ex-FBI official’s ‘shadow government’ remark

    Watchdog urges DHS to review Microsoft contracts over ex-FBI official’s ‘shadow government’ remark

    EXCLUSIVE — A new letter from a government watchdog urged Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin to review the department’s contracts with Microsoft, citing the company’s employment of a former FBI official who once said she was “basically running a shadow government across the FBI.”...
  16. DSA candidate’s student group fundraises for Pennsylvania ‘Hamas operative’ charged with attacking Jewish property

    DSA candidate’s student group fundraises for Pennsylvania ‘Hamas operative’ charged with attacking Jewish property

    An activist group tied to Democratic House nominee Darializa Avila Chevalier is planning to fundraise for an alleged Hamas supporter’s defense against federal charges. Columbia University Students for Justice in Palestine is hosting a local fair in October, with proceeds going to Mohamad Hamad...
  17. Chris Christie floats the idea of a 2028 presidential run

    Chris Christie floats the idea of a 2028 presidential run

    Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is not ruling out a third run for president. The 64-year-old two-time Republican presidential candidate spoke about the idea of a 2028 presidential run in an interview at the Granite State Summit on Responsible Gaming in New Hampshire on Tuesday. He argued...
  18. Michigan attorney general says she has ‘no choice’ but to support Abdul el Sayed

    Michigan attorney general says she has ‘no choice’ but to support Abdul el Sayed

    Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel (D-MI) offered a late endorsement of Abdul el Sayed, the Senate nominee whose views on Israel have polarized the Democratic Party and prompted blowback from the Jewish community. Nessel, the first Jewish person elected to Michigan’s top law enforcement...
  19. Iowa Senate race shifts to toss-up as Iran war plagues Republican Hinson

    Iowa Senate race shifts to toss-up as Iran war plagues Republican Hinson

    Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA) got a dose of bad news Tuesday when a nonpartisan political forecaster reclassified her Senate race as a “toss-up.” Sabato’s Crystal Ball revised the competitiveness of Iowa’s Senate race from “leans Republican” to a toss-up in favor of Democrats. The rating shift...
  20. Kamala Harris ‘entirely compatible’ with Abdul el Sayed: Byron York

    Kamala Harris ‘entirely compatible’ with Abdul el Sayed: Byron York

    Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York criticized Kamala Harris for campaigning with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed, saying Democrats don’t want her as a candidate. “She’s doing all the things that a candidate might do, she’s written a book, she’s got a book...
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