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On today’s Top News in 10, we cover: Election aftermath gets a bit contentious for all parties involved. The old guard of the Democrats is officially uprooted by the new progressive generation. The Supreme Court argues tariffs with the Trump administration.     Check out the rest of our interview with Rob Bluey here: https://youtube.com/live/aihqC3wMoU0 […]

This week’s episode of the Center for Immigration Studies’ Parsing Immigration Policy podcast features Jennie Taer, reporter for The Daily Wire, discussing how illegal immigrants are obtaining non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) – leading to tragic consequences on America’s roads. Highlights: Fatal consequences: A string of deadly crashes involving illegal immigrant has drawn attention to the […]

Europe’s center of gravity has shifted eastward, and few political leaders stand out as capable of leading the necessary changes to revitalize, rather than regulate, the aging West. The Washington Post’s new editorial vision hopes to address these concerns, shaping how we think about ourselves and our allies in the coming years. The first step […]

The Power Hour is a weekly podcast that discusses the day’s most interesting energy and environmental policy issues with top national experts.  Jack welcomes entrepreneur, media personality, and small farmer Elaine Culotti to the podcast this week.  You might know Elaine from Discovery’s Undercover Billionaire or her real estate adventures, and now you will get […]

For decades, there has been research showing that tutoring can be a highly effective mode of instruction, but before 2020, large, in-school tutoring programs were not widespread. Then the pandemic struck, and large tutoring programs cropped up in districts around the nation. In fact, according to the June 2025 School Pulse Panel, 85% of American […]

President Donald Trump and his administration have been lambasted by the corporate media, members of Congress and left-wing pundits over the recent indictments of three notable individuals: John Bolton, James Comey and now Letitia James. These critics argue that the president is going on a so-called “revenge tour,” using the law “in a weaponized fashion.” […]

Republicans got trounced last night, but what does it actually mean, and what can be learned from it?

The Trump administration is not doing well in front of SCOTUS today as they decide on the legality of their tariff overreach. Plus, the president is just flat wrong on the filibuster, even as people like Senator Hawley say otherwise.

It’s the economy, stupid. And the sooner the GOP embraces this, the sooner the Mamdani election will be a one-off rather than the beginning of the end. Plus, social media isn’t real life.

Since the 1960s, our nation’s borders have been slowly erased through a dysfunctional immigration system that’s put American jobs, communities, and culture at risk. Kevin Roberts and Larry O’Connor debunk myths about Ronald Reagan’s stance on amnesty, discuss how American jobs can make a comeback, and explore why both the left and the right in […]