Pam Long exposes misleading vaccine messaging by CDPHE; Carrie Giblets opposes Xcel’s land seizures; Jason Bailey warns of Denver’s growing debt plans.

Dr. James Lyons-Weiler rebuts NIH and Bethesda Declaration claims; Trent Loos criticizes immigration policies for displacing American workers.

Bob Boswell backs Trump’s repeal of greenhouse gas rules; Sam Dorman reports on multiple Supreme Court cases on Harvard, CPSC, DOJ and birthright citizenship.

Lauren Fix breaks down Trump’s move to block California’s emissions mandates; Chris Harris critiques the ICE protests damaging border enforcement credibility.

Anthony Triggs discusses new trucker language rules; Second Syndicate challenges suppressor ban; guests raise alarms on AI data centers and Home Rule politics.

Rob Natelson explains the Court’s new decisions and upcoming opinions. Patty McKernan, Theresa Irby, and Pam Long warn of threats to election integrity and exemption rights.

Wade Miller and Trent Loos warn that the Big Beautiful Bill fuels AI overreach, strips state control, and threatens liberty through surveillance and subsidies.

Ann Roecker previews her faith-centered novel on banned Bibles; Kevin Lundberg supports Trump’s Medicaid cuts and reduced government healthcare involvement.

Brian Joondeph critiques Biden’s use of autopen and ICE protests in LA; Scott Powell weighs in on Musk, Trump, and power-hungry data centers in the Big Beautiful Bill.

At first glance, the proposed federal legislation to deregulate firearm suppressors—coined the “Big Beautiful Bill”—looks like a long-awaited win for gun owners nationwide. The bill promises to remove suppressors from the burdensome National Firearms Act (NFA), eliminate the outdated $200 tax stamp, and treat suppressors like any other non-NFA firearm accessory. There is a catch. Alicia Garcia with The 2nd Syndicate explains that for law-abiding gun owners in Colorado and at least 17+ other states, that “win” could turn into a catastrophic loss of rights unless Congress adds a crucial piece of language: Section 3 of the Hearing Protection Act (HPA).