Day: September 19, 2026
The Constitution’s forgotten promise: Government has limits
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Unique in world history, the Constitution of the United States not only established what we now call the federal government, but gives We the People tools to both defend and assert our rights. That has not stopped Congress from passing laws and creating agencies in violation of the supreme law of the land. Sadly though, most…
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Minnesota’s anti-ICE aid fund becomes latest casualty of state’s embarrassing fraud problem…
A program designed to assist businesses impacted by the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement efforts in Minnesota has been shut down following widespread fraud concerns, according to local news reports.
The board of Hennepin County in Minnesota, home to Minneapolis, approved $2 million in funding for local businesses impacted by Operation Metro Surge — a large-scale immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota launched in December 2025.
Trump Says US Will Form AI Force
The president said he plans to hire an AI czar to lead the force.
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Judge Rules EPA Must Reinstate $7 Billion Biden-Era Subsidies for Solar Promotion
EPA’s ‘termination of the Solar for All program is declared unlawful,’ a federal judge said.
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Federal Court Dismisses Pro-Abortion Groups’ Lawsuit Seeking To Ensure Access To Public Funds
‘That is the point of a competitive process—to identify the applicants best suited for the grant’
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The ‘Modern-Day Lynching’ Hoax—and the Elephant in the Room
Nearly 60 Democrat members of Congress signed a letter to sound an alarm: Black Americans are being found hanging, including some from trees, in a wave of possible “modern-day lynchings.” Their letter to the Justice Department and the FBI stated, “The series of deaths raise significant suspicion of foul play given the role of lynching…
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