DAILYCALLER (Natalie Sandoval) - ‘Leave Them Out Of It’: Kylie Kelce Finds Most Annoying Thing To Whine About
'It makes me sad that this is their reality'
DAILYCALLER (Christine Sellers) - Woman Allegedly Brings Poisoned Brownies To School Board Meeting As Protest
'It's my understanding they do have a non-detect level of Ex-Lax in them'
DAILYCALLER (Hudson Crozier) - Jury Deadlocks On Whether To Punish Pro-Lifer For Posting Video At Abortion Clinic
'Good news to hear'
DAILYCALLER (Nicole Silverio) - 7 Republicans Buck Party And Vote Against Extension Of Warrantless Spying Tool
'Come back with warrant requirement, and we’ll pass the bill'
JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Facing rising power demand and geopolitical risks, Japan turns back to nuclear energy
The boom in artificial intelligence and the need to reduce emissions, as well as the need to rely less on energy imports in the wake of the war in Iran, have been a big driver of the reverse in policy.
WASHINGTONPOST (Liz Goodwin, Dan Merica) - Democrats are increasingly frustrated with Graham Platner in Maine Senate race
The Maine race is considered crucial to Democrats’ hopes of flipping the Senate, but Platner’s web of controversies is overshadowing other issues.
THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - U.S. Economy Beats Expectations, Adding 172,000 New Jobs in May.
The U.S. economy added jobs for the third consecutive month in May, with notable growth in sectors like hospitality and healthcare, though inflation remains a pressing concern.PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The U.S. labor market added 172,000 jobs in May, with 188,000 jobs added on average per month over the last three months, according to the […]
The U.S. economy added jobs for the third consecutive month in May, with notable growth in sectors like hospitality and healthcare, though inflation remains a pressing concern. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The U.S. labor market added 172,000 jobs in May, with 188,000 jobs added on average per month over the last three months, according to the Labor Department. Key sectors such as restaurants, bars, healthcare , and construction saw notable growth, although the financial sector cut 22,000 jobs. DETAIL: Restaurants and bars added 48,000 jobs in preparation for summer, while healthcare added 35,000 positions. Despite the job growth, wage increases remain modest, with average wages rising just 3.4 percent from a year ago, which likely lags…Open
YOUTUBE (Dr. Steve Turley) - You Won’t BELIEVE What's About To Happen to John Bolton!!!
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THEFEDERALIST (Luke Miller) - Senators Explore Avenues To Denaturalize And Deport More Fraudsters And America-Haters
'The American people are tired of a government that treats their citizenship as cheap, their laws as optional and their generosity as an invitation to be exploited.'
YOUTUBE (USCCR) - Mental Health in Juvenile Justice Facilities
he U.S. Commission on Civil Rights will hold a briefing on Friday, June 12, 2026, to investigate mental health care and consequences in juvenile justice facilities. The federal government has an obligation to uphold the civil rights of all youth in juvenile justice facilities, including by providing physical and mental health care. Briefing panelists will discuss potential violations of these civil rights, as well as racial disparities in access to mental health care during confinement. Many incarcerated youth have mental health issues that are left untreated during confinement. Inadequate mental health care, coupled with abuse and violence in some youth facilities, can create an unsafe environment for children and adolescents sentenced to…