House Votes to End Penny Minting, Adopt Cash Rounding
The House passed the Common Cents Act, ending the penny and mandating cash transactions be rounded to the nearest nickel. Learn what this means for everyday spending.
Democrat Faces Backlash Over Debunked Lynching Claims
Rep. Shontel Brown’s assertion that lynchings are on the rise sparked criticism after experts clarified that the cases cited were actually suicides, not racially motivated murders.
EPA’s Power Plant Rule Could Halt Future Climate Regulation
The EPA’s new rule to lift limits on power‑plant emissions faces legal challenges and may lock out future administrations from regulating greenhouse gases.
Uninvited Visitor at Harris‑Emhoff Malibu Home Triggers Sheriff Call
A woman showed up twice at the Harris‑Emhoff estate in Malibu, prompting security to contact the sheriff. The incident raises questions about privacy and security for public officials.
Connecting Generations: The ‘Never Forget’ Mission of the 9/11 Memorial
The Pentagon’s new education center seeks to bridge the gap between those who lived through 9/11 and younger generations who have no memory of the attacks, emphasizing the importance of remembrance.
Families Await Verdict as 9/11 Mastermind’s Trial Delayed 27 Years
The 9/11 mastermind’s trial is now set for 2028, but a court ruling that bars key FBI statements raises doubts that families will ever see a verdict. Families face an agonizing wait.
Mamdani’s Ground Zero Visit Sparks Outrage Among 9/11 Mourners
When Zohran Mamdani appeared at Ground Zero, families and first responders felt disrespected, sparking a heated backlash over his presence at the memorial.
Mamdani Attends 9/11 Memorial Despite 110,000‑Signature Petition
New York’s 9/11 families urged Rep. Zohran Mamdani to skip the Ground Zero memorial, but he chose to attend, citing his support for the Ramzi Kassem case.
JD Vance’s Confrontation at GOP Convention Sparks Crowd Outcry
During the GOP convention, Senator JD Vance reacted sharply to a protester holding Mexican and Palestinian flags, offering a plane ticket to Mexico. The crowd erupted in disbelief.
TPUSA’s Gap‑Year Program Aims to Cultivate the Next Generation of Charlie Kirks
TPUSA’s new prep‑year initiative offers 18‑year‑olds a classical liberal‑arts curriculum, echoing Charlie Kirk’s vision and presenting an alternative to the traditional college path.