True American Liberty

America will honor a fallen fighter for free speech, and the movement he built is not slowing down. The nation is grieving, but it is also gathering strength around the values Charlie Kirk lived every day. At a 9/11 observance at the Pentagon, President Donald Trump opened with a tribute that captured both sorrow and […]

The numbers tell a brutal story. According to the National Retail Federation, U.S. retailers lost $112 billion to theft in 2022, up from $94 billion the year before. Retailers also reported a 93% jump in average annual shoplifting incidents in 2023 versus 2019 and a 90% surge in shoplifting dollar losses over the same period. […]

Charlie Kirk was murdered at a campus event. That alone should have brought a moment of silence from every corner of American media. Instead, MSNBC invited Matthew Dowd on air—and he turned a national tragedy into a smug lecture aimed at the right. During the segment, Dowd mused aloud about scenarios that deflected blame from […]

President Trump’s border and interior enforcement machine just chalked up its biggest win in the Houston region this year. In a concentrated, weeklong sweep, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 822 illegal aliens across southeast Texas—netting transnational gang members, convicted murderers, habitual child predators, and foreign fugitives who slipped into the country during the Biden […]

Sen. Rand Paul used his appearance on “The Will Cain Show” to take a flamethrower to the administration’s newest anti-cartel tactic at sea. Fresh off a U.S. strike that destroyed a Venezuelan drug boat, Paul argued that preemptively sinking suspected traffickers—without boarding and verifying contraband—violates the Constitution and basic due process. “If this is a […]

Homeschooling isn’t a tiny subculture anymore—it’s exploding. And with scale comes capture. That was the blunt warning from Robert Bortins, CEO of Classical Conversations, in a conversation with Allie Beth Stuckey on BlazeTV’s Relatable. As more secular families enter homeschooling (a trend Bortins welcomes in principle), the infrastructure around them—publishers, vendors, and events—is shifting too. […]

California’s homelessness crisis didn’t appear overnight, and neither did the policy tug-of-war over how to treat addiction. On one side are officials like Gov. Gavin Newsom who’ve repeatedly leaned into looser rules and so-called “harm reduction.” On the other are front-line ministries and recovery workers who watch people get sober every week and say the […]

The Department of Justice is considering a sweeping new prohibition that would block firearms purchases by individuals who identify as transgender, a response officials say is tied to the Aug. 27 massacre at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis. In that attack, Robin Westman—a biological male who identified as female—opened fire during a Mass attended by […]

California is again flirting with face-covering rules, with local health officers and state agencies recommending masks in indoor public spaces. The renewed campaign arrives even as hospitalizations remain low overall, and it echoes the mandates that blanketed the state during the pandemic years. “Bring your mask with you whenever you leave your home,” former Los […]

Disney’s settlement follows years of rules requiring YouTube to tag children’s content as “Made for Kids.” Regulators say the company ended up gathering data on young viewers when videos that should have been labeled for kids were treated as if they were not, enabling ad targeting that COPPA forbids. Officials accuse Disney of failing to […]