The National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) Association and NRB President & CEO, Troy A. Miller, participated in media interviews for the month of July to highlight the importance of preserving AM radio—a critical platform to broadcast messages of faith, freedom, and family to millions across the country. Miller is the leading voice in the national conversation…… Continue Reading
OP-ED: Driving Queen Reid
Last week, I reported that Fairfax County Public Schools’ superintendent, Michelle Reid, has posted a job vacancy for a taxpayer-funded personal bodyguard. This “executive protection agent,” would be one of Queen Reid’s many job perks in addition to her $424,146 annual salary and $12,000 car allowance…… Continue Reading
DOJ Launches Grand Jury Probe of Russiagate Hoax
Attorney General Pam Bondi has ordered federal prosecutors to take action on Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s criminal referral of Obama-era officials involved in the Trump-Russia collusion hoax. With the order to begin legal proceedings, the prosecutor will schedule the presentation of evidence to a grand jury seeking a possible indictment…… Continue Reading
Gen Z Turns Away From Alcohol
Just 39% of Generation Z adults say alcohol is their go-to social drink, according to Keurig Dr Pepper’s inaugural State of Beverages report. More than 60% prefer nonalcoholic options when spending time with friends, the highest rate of any generation, the July report said…… Continue Reading
Youngkin Orders Investigation of Soros-Funded Prosecutor
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has ordered an investigation into Fairfax County’s top prosecutor, a beneficiary of liberal billionaire George Soros’ campaign funding machine, after a man with a lengthy rap sheet was charged with snatching a toddler at a shopping mall just days after being released from jail…… Continue Reading
Navy Identifies Sailor Who Went Missing in Timor Sea Near Australia
The USS George Washington was in the Timor Sea with other boats from Carrier Strike Group 5, part of the U.S. 7th Fleet, to participate in the 2025 Talisman Sabre exercise alongside Australian military personnel. Airman Jose Antonio Rivera Lynch IV, 19, went missing from the USS George Washington on Monday…… Continue Reading
Senate Departs for Summer Without Deal on Confirming Trump Nominees
The Senate adjourned late Saturday for its summer break without a deal on fast-tracking confirmation of President Trump’s nominees, setting up a September battle over the nominations and government funding. Mr. Trump said Senate Democrats and Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer engaged in “political extortion”…… Continue Reading
Judge Blocks Fast Removal of Biden Parole Migrants
A federal judge ruled Friday that the Department of Homeland Security can’t use a speedy process known as “expedited removal” to oust millions of migrants the Biden administration allowed in using a legally iffy parole program. Judge Jia Cobb, a Biden appointee to the court in Washington, said the fast deportation law generally applies to new arrivals…… Continue Reading
OP-ED: ‘Queen Reid’ Wants Personal Protection at Fairfax Taxpayers’ Expense
In this week’s edition of poor leadership and fiscal irresponsibility, Fairfax County Public Schools posted a job advertisement for Superintendent Michelle Reid’s very own personal security detail. This “executive protection agent,” to be hired on a 260-day contract, will enjoy a starting annual salary of at least $90,000. According to the job advertisement…… Continue Reading
Trump Calls on Senate to Stay in D.C. to Vote on Nominees
President Trump wants the Senate to stay in session until it clears a backlog of more than 150 judicial and executive-branch nominees. The Senate was scheduled to begin its annual summer recess at the end of this week, but Republican leaders had already warned the break would likely be delayed as they work to confirm more of Mr. Trump’s nominees for posts…… Continue Reading
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