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It took the US 200 years to reach its first $1 trillion in debt. It took 95 days to add its last. After several weeks of build up, today the Treasury announced that total public debt surpassed $40 trillion

At this point “What radicalized you?” is a much less interesting question to ask people than “Why aren’t you radicalized yet?” Reading by Tim Foley: “What radicalized you?” I dunno man maybe it was all

A regulation proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), with a comment period ending Sept. 4, 2026, would allow sewage sludge – also called biosolids – used as fertilizer in agriculture and

Americans this century have moved away from supporting the loudly proclaimed exhortation that it is extremely important that children take a slew of shots states impose for school attendance in vaccine

International Man: A $20 burrito has somehow become a national political issue. Is this just another silly internet controversy, or does it reveal something important about the state of the American economy?

Twice a month Charlie Robinson and Ryan Cristián join forces to discuss the madness that is partisan politics, and the chaotic nature of the world today. They discuss current events, political machinations,

Saudi Arabia recorded a budget deficit of 125.7 billion riyals, approximately $33.5 billion, in the first quarter of 2026. That is almost as large as the $44 billion deficit the government projected for

A Finnish study of public-sector and community-based workers found that adults who reported poor sleep at age 50 had a shorter working life expectancy than those who reported no sleep problems, according

If anybody besides the sitting president made a threat like this, we would correctly view them as an enemy of civilized society. Consider this hypothetical: Two apartment buildings share a single parking

As the pieces are rearranged on the global chessboard, supply lines are shutting down, and the movement of goods is actively being suppressed. Fertilizer from the Middle East will not be leaving in time

The question serious analysts must ask is not “why do governments expand?” That is self-evident, a structural feature of any bureaucracy. The appropriate question is “why do populations permit it?” The

Foundation Robotics, a U.S.-based startup, has discussed deploying its Phantom MK1 humanoid robots along the southern border, according to a ZeroHedge report citing a Fox News interview with CEO Sankaet

The war in Iran is unlawful and unconstitutional, but in post-World War II America, it is normal. Here is the backstory. When President Donald Trump decided to begin bombing Iran last June, he did not

United States Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. came out swinging in August of 2025 after the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) introduced its own childhood vaccine schedule

“By the principles of the American revolution, arbitrary power may, and ought to, be resisted.” Luther Martin and the rest of the founders not only TOLD us how to deal with unconstitutional power. Throughout

WARNING: Apple is putting cameras in your ears. The next AirPods feature “Visual Intelligence” with outward-facing sensors that let Siri see and log your entire environment in real time. It’s being marketed

For the past couple of weeks I have been closely tracking the migrant surge in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta and taking notes on the behavior of the extremely liberal Spanish government. One of the most

Mapped: U.S. Cities With the Most Educated Residents Key Takeaways This graphic ranks the most educated U.S. cities in 2026, highlighting metropolitan areas with high levels of educational attainment and

The water cuts everyone spent three years arguing about got signed today. The Lower Basin loses about 21 percent of its river water, and the cuts could nearly double after 2028. Interior Secretary Doug

The Fourth Turning does not end with a return to the prior equilibrium. It ends with a new order — better or worse, depending on which forces prevail in the decisive battles of the crisis era. Those battles