DoD Had Its Most Spendy Month Since The Bush Era Via Open The Books, The Department of Defense spent $79.1 billion on contracts and grants in September 2024, making it the military’s most expensive month for such purchases since 2008. Not since George W. Bush was president has the military funneled

Fortress DC: Trump's Inauguration Braces For The Worst With Troops, Drones, And Fences President-elect Donald Trump’s second inauguration could be the most militarized in U.S. history, according to a report released Monday. Citing U.S. officials, The Telegraph reports that nearly 7,800 soldiers

Melania Trump Says Transition To White House 'Very Different' This Time Authored by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Incoming First Lady Melania Trump said in an interview that aired on Jan. 13 that the transition to the White House this time is different from the period

The Great Agave Bust Unfolds As Tequila Oversupply Worsens Tequila inventories in Mexico have surged past half a billion liters, approaching the country's annual production levels, as demand slows in key markets like the US. The oversupply crisis has translated into the second bust cycle for agave

Dear Democrats: This Time, You Can't Blame The Republicans Authored by Sasha Stone via 'Free Thinking Through The Fourth Turning' substack, Six years ago on Medium, I wrote the following: The Republicans have systematically turned climate change into a partisan issue, you know, like abortion, and