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• Retirement Watch: Supreme Court Stakes Soar
  
  The future of the Supreme Court has moved back to the forefront of national political debate.
• Electricity Prices Tied to Policy, Not Data Centers
  
  Energy policies in blue states, not the rapid growth of data centers, are the primary reason for skyrocketing electricity prices, according to a study conducted by the Institute for Energy Research (IER), a not-for-profit organization that researches global energy markets.
• Iran's Ballistic Missile Program Sparked US Action
  
  Iran's ballistic missile program was on a clear trajectory toward a point where the United States and Israel would no longer be able to reliably defend against large-scale barrages when President Donald Trump ordered strikes on the Islamic Republic in February.
• Experts Sound Alarm on Addictive AI Chatbots
  
  You might start by asking a chatbot how to cook dinner, fix a lawnmower or choose your next Netflix series.
• Deadly Military Base Shootings Fuel Gun-Rights Order
  
  It was just a matter of months from the time President George H.W. Bush essentially banned U.S. service members from carrying personally owned firearms on military installations that the mass shootings began.
• US Troops Swatting Away Swarms of Iranian Drones
  
  Protecting American troops from Iranian counterattacks , particularly those involving small first-person view (FPV) drones capable of kamikaze strikes from miles away , ranks among the top concerns in any potential conflict.
• The 2-Week Countdown to Global Commodity Shock
  
  The global commodity system is entering what analysts are calling a decisive two-week window – one that could determine whether current disruptions remain manageable or cascade into a full-scale supply shock.
• FCC Wants Breathing Room for 'Weird Space Stuff'
  
  America's rapidly growing collection of "weird space stuff" needs more elbow room, and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is seeking to provide it.
• Why Democrats Rage Against the Tax That Built America
  
  When President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs began flooding the Treasury with record revenue and prying open foreign markets in 2025, Democrat leaders reacted not with glee, or even debate, but with fury.
• War Briefing: Terror Chatter Increasing; Negotiations; Prep for Attack
  
  U.S. intelligence officials report a sharp and alarming increase in Iranian communications with suspected sleeper cells and proxy actors across Europe and the Middle East, Newsmax has learned.
• Left Muted on Iran's Treatment of Women
  
  The American left's howls about an "illegal" war and higher oil prices likely mean little to Iranians who, for nearly 50 years, have toiled under a theocratic regime.
• 'Remigration' Gains Ground in Public Discourse
  
  In recent months, the term "remigration," once confined to academic papers and the political fringes, has entered the mainstream conversation.
• Gen Z Drinking Less - and Changing the Economy
  
  For decades, drinking has been a cornerstone of young adult social life. For Generation Z, that norm is shifting.
• China's Quantum Computing Claims Alarm US Experts
  
  National security experts warn that if China achieves advanced quantum computing capabilities, U.S. secrets could be at risk.
• 2 Years In, California's $20 Wage Divides Experts
  
  A new study suggests that California's controversial fast-food minimum wage increase has had unintended consequences for workers, including job losses, higher prices, and increased automation.
• Apple at 50: Technology That Changed Everything
  
  As Apple celebrates its 50th anniversary, one question still lands like a punchline: Who would start a technology company and name it after a fruit
• The GOP's Shift Into the 'Party of the People'
  
  For half a century, Democrats wore the "party of the people" label like a birthright.
• AI May Be Tailoring Prices Just for You
  
  Artificial intelligence is coming for more than your job.A growing number of companies are also using it for "surveillance pricing" in an effort to come after your wallet, too.
• War With Iran Exposes Pentagon Supply Gaps
  
  Years of neglect and institutionalism have left the Pentagon in a bind as it faces its biggest industrial challenge in years.
• Military Draft Fears Ignore Limits on Trump's Power
  
  The war in Iran wasn't even two weeks old when elected Democrats started fearmongering that President Donald Trump would "draft other people's kids into war.
• The SAVE America Act and Its Adversaries
  
  On Capitol Hill, the most intense clashes are seldom driven by the fine print of legislation itself. More often, they revolve around the larger meaning a bill carries – what it signals about power, values, or the direction of the country.
• How Loneliness Became a Growing US Business Model
  
  In 2023, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy issued an advisory declaring loneliness a public health crisis, warning that chronic isolation carries health risks comparable to smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
• Critics See Marxist Roots in Anti-Zionist Rhetoric
  
  An admission by political commentator Tucker Carlson that he has been in direct contact with leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran merits closer scrutiny of where his talking points originate, Iran regime critic and scholar Adrian Calamel told Newsmax.
• The Life and Crimes of Kermit Gosnell
  
  Of the millions of words written about the monstrous doctor who nearly single-handedly tilted the abortion debate toward pro-life, those written by a Pennsylvania grand jury tell his story the best.
• CPAC Hungary Becomes Hub for Global Right
  
  The fifth edition of CPAC Hungary, held in Budapest last weekend, did not feel like just another conference on the conservative calendar.

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