Year: 2026
The Misplaced Hype Over Data Centers
Democrat Governor Kathy Hochul announced a one-year halt on data center construction in her state, a moratorium The Washington Post called “a striking setback for artificial intelligence companies that politicians once courted for investment but have now triggered public fears about energy prices and water use.”
Piling on, The New York Times reported that electrical grid operator PJM — which serves much of the eastern United States, from North Carolina to Illinois and including the Washington, DC, metro where scores of data centers are already in place — announced the results of a recent auction that would “add $6.3 billion in costs” for beleaguered ratepayers in their region.
Hawaii’s Supreme Court Declares War On SCOTUS
Seeds Of A Nullification Crisis Are Planted By Hawaii RulingIn its Granillo v. State opinion, the Hawaii Supreme Court aggressively targets the Supreme Court. Other courts may follow.
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Feds to Cancel Citizenship of Ten Career Criminal Migrants…
The ten individuals were accused of crimes including sexual abuse of a child, health care and wire fraud, immigration fraud, and conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute cocaine.
The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a move to revoke the citizenship of ten migrants who have been convicted of serious crimes despite becoming naturalized U.S. citizens.
Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Against Minnesota Sanctuary Policies
Citing the 10th Amendment, the court threw out the federal government’s challenge to policies forbidding cooperation with ICE.
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House Joint Resolution to Abolish the Seventeenth Amendment Filed
My July 6, 2026 column, Twelve Years and FINALLY a Senator with Courage, covered my absolute shock that after more than a decade of trying (and I’m sure many other real Americans were trying, too), a U.S. Senator was going to finally reintroduce U.S. Senator Dirty Harry Reid’s 1993 anti-illegals bill which settles the myth called “birthright citizenship”.
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When Governments Try to Replace Parents
Mr. Paul Engel, speaker, talk show host, and author of ‘Read The Constitution In 30 Days’ joins Dr. Elaina George to discuss the what happens when governments attempt to replace parents instead of representing the people.
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Supreme Court to hear from Alaskan bush pilot whose plane was confiscated over a six-pack of beer…
The appeal from the 82-year-old pilot, Kenneth Jouppi, could have national implications if the 6-3 conservative court limits the ability of state and local governments to rely on asset forfeiture.
Jouppi argues that under the 8th Amendment’s bar on excessive fines, courts must consider the “gravity of the specific defendant’s wrongdoing.” In his case, he said, that didn’t happen and his “airplane [was] forfeited for a six-pack.”
FBI Says Incendiary Device Set Off Near Federal Building in New York City
The person who set off the device is now in custody, said FBI Director Kash Patel.
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