Month: June 2026
Green tea linked to fewer brain lesions, offering dementia protection, large Japanese study finds
For the millions of aging adults worldwide seeking practical ways to protect their brains, the evidence points to an ancient solution: a simple cup of green tea... - BY WILLOW
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Report: 82nd Airborne Secretly Deployed to Israel, Possibly to Seize Kharg Island
As The New American reported in March, about 5,000 U.S. Marines went to the Middle East aboard the USS Tripoli, USS Iwo Jima, and other ships. - BY R. CORT KIRKWOOD
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The Case for a ‘Choice Election’ in 2026
Republicans should frame the 2026 midterms as a clear choice between two governing visions, not a referendum on Trump, forcing voters to compare outcomes and priorities. - BY STU
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Dorothy Moon: Now, More Than Ever
I have never seen a more tenacious worker, and as high as her expectations are for staff and volunteers, Dorothy’s highest expectations are for herself. - BY BRIAN ALMON
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Study: Women’s Brains Show Greater Vulnerability to Dementia Risk Factors
Incorporating lifestyle interventions addressing multiple risk factors simultaneously, like regular exercise, a diet rich in omega-3s, magnesium, and optimal sleep, may offer the best defense. - BY DOUGLAS HARRINGTON
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Judicial Watch Sues California to Clean Up 873,000 Inactive Voter Registrations on Rolls
The U.S. Census Bureau’s most recent five-year estimates of voting-age-citizenry indicates that 18 California counties have more voter registrations than citizens over the age of eighteen.” - BY JUDICIAL WATCH
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Trump’s Favorite Word
You don’t make a DEAL with the devil! A DEAL with these people will not work and history proves it! - BY RICH LOUDENBACK
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What we have learned from the California primary elections so far
While late-counted mail-in ballots have historically favored progressive candidates in Los Angeles, the current margins suggest Pratt remains positioned to challenge Bass. - BY EASTON MARTIN
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Alzheimer’s breakthrough: Scientists discover that boosting nitric oxide could be key to prevention
The study doesn't prove that boosting nitric oxide prevents Alzheimer's. The research remains early and focuses more on understanding brain mechanisms than providing direct treatment recommendations. - BY WILLOW TOHI
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AFFH: The Swamp Alligator That Must Be Removed!
Stopping HUD’s AFFH tyranny would be a perfect answer for our nation’s historic 250th birthday! - BY TOM DEWEESE
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Oregon PEACE Act Would Criminalize Hunting, Fishing, and Farming
Oregonians should carefully study IP28 before voting. Behind the peaceful-sounding name is a sweeping proposal that would reshape agriculture, wildlife management, research, and rural life. - BY TY BODDEN
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Climate exaggerators won’t go away
The climate agenda has precious little to do with climate or weather, but instead in a realm that is almost otherworldly in its evil roots. - BY JOE BASTARDI
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Unconstitutional Programs and the Administrative State: Stopping the 1419 Project
Senate Bill 1419, codifying the ICCP, was defeated on the floor of the Senate after a major push by conservatives and IFF to stop the legislation. - BY BRETT FARRUGGIA
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Iranian Endgames?
Iran survives by delay, deception, and deterrence games—but the moment may be coming when airpower, not diplomacy, decides how the nuclear standoff ends. - BY VICTOR DAVIS HANSON
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The Annotated Idaho GOP Platform
Many conservative activists see the Idaho GOP Platform as the absolute standard to which candidates and precinct committeemen should be held. - BY BRIAN ALMON
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Washington’s Business Exodus Accelerates Due to High Taxes, Regulations Driving Companies Away
Washington can reverse course. Lowering the tax burden, simplifying regulations, and prioritizing a pro-growth environment would stem the exodus and restore prosperity. - BY MARK HARMSWORTH
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