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NEWSCATS (Diana Zapata) - Editorial: The War Is No Longer Just About Ukraine — Russia and Ukraine Are Fighting Over the World’s Food Supply

Golden wheat grains representing Ukraine’s vital agricultural harvest, symbolizing the country’s role as a major global grain supplier and the growing threat to food exports caused by the war and disruptions in Black Sea shipping [...]

NEWSCATS (Diana Zapata) - Ukraine’s Grain Harvest Trapped as Russian Black Sea Attacks Push Farmers Toward Financial Ruin

An employee uses a wheel loader to load wheat grains from a storage facility to a truck at a compound of a farm, amid Russia’s attack on Ukraine, in Zhytomyr Region, Ukraine August 7, 2026. [...]

AMERICANTHINKER - Pete Hegseth cuts the fat out of a bloated, politicized Pentagon

By Col. Rob Maness, USAF (Ret.) The Pentagon has too many generals and admirals for the size of the force we actually need.

AMERICANTHINKER - America’s AI lead depends on unleashing innovation

By Paul Prentice America built the world’s most successful modern economy not simply by creating innovative technologies, but by spreading them throughout the economy.

AMERICANTHINKER - Education shuffling is worse than doing nothing

By Melanie Kurdys The American people elected President Trump and Republican majorities to restore sanity and local control of education.

AXIOS (Holly Otterbein) - Pollsters missed again in Wisconsin. Here's why.

Pollsters appeared to blow another high-stakes Midwest election Tuesday, as center-left Democrat David Crowley stunned socialist Francesca Hong in Wisconsin's primary for governor. - But on Wednesday, the reasons for the miss seemed clear: Surveys a week before the primary captured only a hint of a rapidly changing roller coaster of a race in which Crowley was gaining fast, and Hong was playing defense. Driving the news: Two polls had shown Hong up by about 20 points over Crowley. But Crowley wound up winning by half a percentage point in an upset that interrupted a run of primary wins by left-wing Democrats this spring. - Just a week earlier, polls also had overestimated progressive Abdul El-Sayed's strength in the Michigan Senate…

Pollsters appeared to blow another high-stakes Midwest election Tuesday, as center-left Democrat David Crowley stunned socialist Francesca Hong in Wisconsin's primary for governor. - But on Wednesday, the reasons for the miss seemed clear: Surveys a week before the primary captured only a hint of a rapidly changing roller coaster of a race in which Crowley was gaining fast, and Hong was playing defense. Driving the news: Two polls had shown Hong up by about 20 points over Crowley. But Crowley wound up winning by half a percentage point in an upset that interrupted a run of primary wins by left-wing Democrats this spring. - Just a week earlier, polls also had overestimated progressive Abdul El-Sayed's strength in the Michigan Senate…Open