Posted on Friday, February 14, 2025 | by Outside Contributor | 9 Comments | Print Here’s a dirty secret: The North American Electric Reliability Corp. projects that more homes will have blackouts over the next decade. That’s why President Trump’s energy executive orders have arrived not a moment too soon.…

AMAC Action Backs Kentucky Bill at Forefront of Election Integrity Push AMAC Action is leading a grassroots effort in Kentucky in support of House Bill 45, a common-sense measure that strengthens campaign finance transparency to prevent wealthy foreign donors from unfairly influencing state and local elections. According to the Federal Elections Campaign Act, foreign nationals are prohibited…

Posted on Friday, February 14, 2025 | by AMAC, D.J. Wilson | 0 Comments | Print Ever mess up in the kitchen when cooking and baking? Many times, blunders are not the recipe’s fault, rather they stem from our own mistakes. From failing to accurately read ingredients to using the…

Lawfare hasn’t stopped since Donald Trump became president again but has been repackaged into civil litigation to stop his second term agenda—and most of the civil lawfare can be traced to groups affiliated with a coalition known as Civil Service Strong.   Members of the coalition scored federal court wins in recent days to temporarily block Trump’s executive…

( Headline USA ) Nearly 1,300 probationary employees at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — roughly one-tenth of the agency’s workforce — are being forced out under the Trump administration’s move to downsize the federal bureaucracy. The Atlanta-based agency’s leadership was notified of the decision Friday morning. The verbal notice came from…

Posted on Friday, February 14, 2025 | by Sarah Katherine Sisk | 23 Comments | Print Just hours into election night last November, it was already obvious that Kamala Harris’s short-lived and ill-fated candidacy was a masterclass in political self-destruction and how not to run for president. But two recent…

Many years ago, as a young man from Maine, life took me into the Reagan White House.  Nothing done by me was of any consequence, except that I watched – and learned. As we ponder Ronald Reagan’s birthday, which passed past week, what should we remember about him? First, we should remember that no good…

Because of their modern designs, we might be led to believe that electric cars are technological marvels. But, really, most of the purported conveniences and innovations of new EVs are already available in most standard gas-powered cars at a far cheaper price. EVs are, at best, a lateral technology for most consumers (if you never…

For the first time since the Russia-Ukraine war began nearly three years ago, there appears to be real progress toward a resolution thanks to a much-needed dose of realism from the Trump administration. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s remarks during a NATO meeting in Belgium earlier this week outlining the Trump administration’s attitude toward a settlement…

In the winter of 2022, Nathan Hansley and his girlfriend were evicted from their Denver apartment. That night, they slept outside in single-digit temperatures near the Colorado state Capitol, commencing a four-year journey of homelessness for the U.S. Army Veteran. “I’ve never been homeless before…I didn’t know what to do…I just broke down,” Hansley shared…