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High-Potency Marijuana: A Public Safety Crisis Ignored by the Left

Megyn Kelly’s recent sit-down with Alex Berenson pulled back the curtain on a danger too many in the media refuse to admit: today’s marijuana is not the harmless back‑alley flower of decades past, and its psychiatric risks deserve sober national attention. Conservative Americans who’ve watched the cultural left cheerlead for legalization should welcome a mainstream More

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Supreme Court Decision on Trump’s Tariffs Could Define America’s Future

The Supreme Court could hand down a decision as soon as Friday, January 9, 2026, on the legality of President Trump’s sweeping tariff program — a moment that will decide whether Washington can use emergency powers to protect American industry. This isn’t abstract legal theater; it’s a direct test of presidential authority to confront China More

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New York’s Mayor Picks Radical to Target Homeownership Rights

New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, wasted no time installing Cea Weaver as director of the revitalized Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants — an office he empowered with sweeping executive orders on Day One. The city’s own press release makes clear Mamdani intends this office to be the frontline in his administration’s housing agenda. What’s More

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High-Potency Cannabis: The Hidden Dangers Every Parent Should Know

Americans are being told too often that marijuana is harmless, but the science and the real-world consequences tell a different story. A major multicenter study found that daily use of high-potency cannabis dramatically raises the odds of a first episode of psychosis, a fact that should make every parent and policymaker sit up and take More

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American Shoppers Defy Odds with Record Holiday Spending Surge

American shoppers showed up and showed out this holiday season, refusing to let economic noise stop them from buying what they need and want. Online spending hit a record $257.8 billion from November 1 through December 31, 2025, a 6.8 percent increase over the previous year, proving once again that the free market and consumer More

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