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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - CORY MILLS AND HIS THEFT OF HONOR

Cory Mills, who I have written about recently is no stranger to controversy. There are many sins in public life. Corruption can be prosecuted. Cowardice can be exposed. Vanity can be mocked. But there is a rarer and fouler offense reserved for those who plunder the sacred esteem owed to America’s fighting men. It is […] The post CORY MILLS AND HIS THEFT OF HONOR appeared first on StoneZone .

Cory Mills, who I have written about recently is no stranger to controversy. There are many sins in public life. Corruption can be prosecuted. Cowardice can be exposed. Vanity can be mocked. But there is a rarer and fouler offense reserved for those who plunder the sacred esteem owed to America’s fighting men. It is the act of adorning oneself in laurels watered by another man’s blood. It is stolen valor, and the allegations now swirling around Cory Mills demand the full glare of public scrutiny. The opposition research report provided to me dated April 19, 2026 devotes substantial attention to allegations that Mills embellished or misrepresented aspects of his military record, particularly surrounding a Bronze Star Medal (BSM)…Open

STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - THE GREAT CANNABIS REALIGNMENT: HOW WASHINGTON JUST PICKED WINNERS AND LOSERS

Washington didn’t legalize marijuana—but what it did may prove far more important. By rescheduling certain cannabis activities into Schedule III, the federal government has quietly created something the industry has lacked for decades: a legitimate, structured pathway forward. This isn’t the end of prohibition, but it is the beginning of integration. And for those paying […] The post THE GREAT CANNABIS REALIGNMENT: HOW WASHINGTON JUST PICKED WINNERS AND LOSERS appeared first on StoneZone .

Washington didn’t legalize marijuana—but what it did may prove far more important. By rescheduling certain cannabis activities into Schedule III, the federal government has quietly created something the industry has lacked for decades: a legitimate, structured pathway forward. This isn’t the end of prohibition, but it is the beginning of integration. And for those paying attention, it opens the door to a new kind of market—one that blends state medical programs, federal oversight, and emerging pharmaceutical potential into a hybrid system unlike anything we’ve seen before. President Trump must the credit for this vital policy change. I have advocated for this decision since he was elelcted in 2016 when I formed the United States…Open

JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - Iran’s top diplomat goes back to Pakistan while Trump says U.S.-Iran talks can be done by phone

“If they want to talk, they can come to us, or they can call us. You know, there is a telephone. We have nice, secure lines,” Trump said Sunday

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Louisiana vows crime crackdown after mall shooting

Republican Gov. Jeff Landry said the shooting appeared tied to the kind of neighborhood and gang-related disputes that have increasingly spilled into public places, endangering innocent people.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Washington Supreme Court races could decide fate of controversial income tax

The race comes at a pivotal moment in state history, as the court might rule on the constitutionality of a new 9.9% state income tax on annual household earnings over $1 million in the next year or so.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - 23 state AGs demand top ratings agencies explain ESG-driven downgrades of fossil-fuel companies

In a letter to the agencies, the 23 attorneys general allege the agencies promote a radical climate agenda.cies, the 23 attorneys general allege the agencies promote a radical climate agenda.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Retiring GOP congressman says Pentagon raided housing fund for troop bonuses, demands repayment

"The barracks budget has been looted for many years for other priorities," Bacon says. "We brought in $2.5 billion to increase housing allowances for people living off base in the reconciliation bill."

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Pa. senator believes 'draft-style' redistricting could be model for nation

Laughlin's experience is at the state level, where the arrival of new census data every ten years feeds a process of redrawing state House and Senate districts. The process is rife with partisan accusations, grandstanding, and lawsuits

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - ISU strike enters third week; union sues over alleged strikebreaking

The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 1110 union called for a strike April 8 after contract negotiations with Illinois State fell through

NEWSNATIONNOW (Brianna Leonard) - Court documents reveal timeline leading up to arrest of missing USF student's roommate

Newly released court documents detail the events leading up to the arrest of a man in connection with the disappearances of two University of South Florida students.