Preserving Conservatism Through Constitutional Self-Governance
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Disney-owned ABC says a fast-tracked federal review of eight TV licenses is government pressure on newsroom decisions, and it is asking a judge to stop it now. Story Snapshot ABC sued to halt an early Federal Communications Commission license review it calls retaliation. The lawsuit says the process chills news coverage and targets ABC’s speech, […]
Federal files about a suspected Chinese operative and Rep. Eric Swalwell are back in play, reviving old national security worries and fresh transparency fights. Story Highlights Axios reported Swalwell cut ties with Christine Fang in 2015 after an FBI briefing and shared information with agents. The House Ethics Committee reviewed the matter and closed it […]
A 911 dispatch recording surfaced as major outlets confirmed actress Hayden Panettiere’s death at 36, underscoring how fast-breaking news can outpace firm details. Story Highlights Family and representatives confirmed Panettiere’s death at age 36. Outlets reported the news within hours of each other on August 16–17, 2026. No cause or location of death has been […]
A homeless man who admits breaking into a Portland marble shop is suing the owner for $10 million after being shot three times during the incident, thrusting Oregon’s self-defense rules and civil liability into the spotlight. Story Highlights A civil complaint seeks $10 million over a shooting during a business break-in. The plaintiff claims excessive […]
A celebrated Nashville middle school teacher says district leaders pressured her to fake a failing grade—and after she refused, the grade was changed anyway. Story Snapshot Teacher of the Year honoree Samira Hardcastle resigned after a grade-change dispute. Hardcastle says leaders asked her to fabricate a grade; she refused. The district says the student finished […]
Iran’s top army commander publicly offered cash rewards for killing or capturing American soldiers if they “invade” Iran, a sharp escalation that puts a price on U.S. troops’ lives. Story Snapshot Iran’s army chief announced a $30,000 reward for killing or capturing U.S. soldiers, doubled for women, if Americans attack Iranian soil. Reports say the […]
Federal aid was activated as Indiana reeled from deadly floods and wind damage that forced mass rescues and evacuations. Story Snapshot Officials reported at least five storm-related deaths across multiple Indiana counties. President Trump approved an emergency declaration, unlocking federal help for the state. Indianapolis crews carried out dozens of water rescues as neighborhoods flooded. […]
Democrats locked in South Carolina to vote first in 2028, reshaping who gets heard earliest and who sets the tone for the race. Story Snapshot Democratic National Committee panel put South Carolina first on January 22, 2028. Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, and Virginia follow through February. Iowa and New Hampshire power brokers object, […]
A new Los Angeles lawsuit names CBS correspondent Matt Gutman and alleges on-the-job sexual remarks, putting two major newsrooms on defense during a ratings fight. Story Snapshot A former ABC News field producer filed a wrongful termination lawsuit that also alleges sexual harassment by Matt Gutman. The complaint says two remarks happened in front of […]
President Trump left the podium at a Long Island police event to hug the parents of 12-year-old Jacob Freytes, whose killing has shaken New York. Story Snapshot Trump stepped off stage to comfort Jacob Freytes’ grieving parents during a Nassau County speech. The moment followed remarks about violent crime and support for law enforcement. A […]
