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  • Helping the next generation build wealth

    Through these initial $1,000 contributions, we are making a significant investment in the next generation. Empowering young Americans with sensible personal finance opportunities will set them up for a bright future.
  • Autism centers defrauding Medicaid to the tune of millions
    Americans don’t want to abandon families who depend on autism care facilities, but this fraud is making most fair-minded taxpayers nauseous. We’ve got to root it out and ensure that every dollar we spend on autism is paying for effective therapies, not some crook’s newest Rolex.
  • Peace through strength in action
    President Trump’s doctrine of peace through strength is what makes this shift real. It is not limited to coercing adversaries. It is about reasserting leverage across the entire system, forcing both rivals and allies to operate within constraints set by American power.
  • Summertime green
    The neon greens of spring have deepened into the dark greens of summer. The valley's wooded hillsides are now thickly covered with verdant growth. The energy fills my soul.
  • Experts comment on bill banning U.S. lawmakers from insider prediction bidding
    Newly introduced legislation to ban members of Congress from betting in prediction markets should be expanded to include members of all three branches of the federal government, a government accountability group said.
  • Free fireworks display?
    Earlier, I referred to the cost of “homemade holiday fireworks.” The emotional cost to your family is enormous, so do your family a big favor this year. Vow to listen. And listen patiently, not jumping to conclusions.  
  • The NCAA’s failure is bringing Congress into the game
    If Congress is forced into action by the NCAA’s inaction, it will mean trouble for the sport many love. Let’s hope decision-makers in college football won’t let things come to that.
  • Poll: Local governments should be cautious about data center approvals
    American voters say local governments should be cautious about new data centers because they can place strain on electricity, water, land and local infrastructure, according to a new poll.
  • War in Iran and hot air at home
    Last year, wind supplied just 2% of total U.S. energy consumption. Worldwide, fossil fuels accounted for 87% of global energy supplies, while non-hydroelectric renewables accounted for less than 3%. And fossil fuel consumption continues to increase, driven primarily by heavy industry, development in ASEAN and emerging markets, and  all forms of transportation.
  • A sermon on Matthew 10:26-33 and a tribute to Linda Bradford
    St. Mary Catholic School in Hillsboro had only one secretary for its entire existence. Linda Bradford passed to the Lord on June 14. She packed a lot of love in her short 63 years. Knowing Linda has made me a better Christian. I thank God for the blessing of her life. 
  • Rethinking the black hole singularity
    Black holes may be infinite singularities, or they may be phase boundaries, places where geometry fails. The uncertainty goes back to a simple fact: it has only been 110 years since this started. Humanity is still at the cusp of exploring space beyond its own moon, with much left to learn about space and its geometry. 
  • The Newsoms, the nonprofits, and the federal questions
    Whether the investigations amount to legitimate law enforcement scrutiny or a political vendetta – or some combination of both – may ultimately be answered in court. For now, California’s governor finds himself on the other side of the accountability standard he set just a month ago, reacting to his former top aide’s guilty verdict.
  • Fraud Week in the House
    House Republicans are continuing to root out the waste, fraud, and abuse that has undermined the American people’s trust in the federal government.
  • A safer place to live
    Recent events have required our commitment to law and order to take a new sense of urgency. For four years, President Biden’s open‑border policies allowed dangerous individuals to enter our country, threatening to wreak havoc in communities across our nation.
  • Oil and gas leaders: Trump Iran deal is good news, normalization to take months
    Texas oil and natural gas industry leaders are cautiously optimistic about the president’s announced ceasefire deal with Iran. 
  • Ohio has blocked a lot of wind and solar; residents pay the price
    Ohio has also stymied energy-efficiency efforts over the years, which would have additionally cut down on pollution and saved money for residents. The Save Ohio Parks’ report doesn’t consider the effects of the state’s infamous House Bill 6, which eliminated utilities’ energy-efficiency requirements after 2020.
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