Archive for July, 2026
Analysis of Fed Working Paper on Immigration and Housing Costs
President Donald Trump and his advisors are pointing to a draft paper from the Federal Reserve as evidence of a long-standing assertion. They claim that the increase in illegal immigration during President Joe Biden’s administration
The Jones Act and Its Impact on Energy Transport
On July 5, Colin Grabow wrote an op-ed titled “America lifted its self-imposed energy blockade. Here’s what happened.” In the article, he referenced a comment I made nine years ago. I had mentioned that the
Trump’s Diplomacy Secures Release of Pastor Ezra Jin
On July 6, 2026, China released Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, a prominent leader of an underground church, allowing him to return to his family in the United States. This development followed diplomatic efforts by President
Significant Decline in ACA Enrollment Across States
Recent data reveals a sharp decline in Affordable Care Act (ACA) enrollments over the past year across the United States. Ohio and Oklahoma each experienced a decrease of nearly one-third in enrollees. This information, released
Skokie’s New Flag Represents Community Spirit and Diversity
Outside Skokie’s village hall, Mayor Ann Tennes addressed a modest gathering, sharing gratitude for the efforts behind Skokie’s new village flag. The flag, featuring vibrant green, yellow, and orange, was designed to symbolize unity and
Southern California Celebrates Despite Mexico’s World Cup Exit
Mexico faced off against England in the World Cup, concluding with a narrow 3-2 loss. Yet, across Southern California, Mexican Americans took to the streets celebrating as if their team had won. Although El Tri
Folarin Balogun: A Journey from Youth Talent to World Cup Star
Folarin Balogun’s journey began with a defining goal in the first World Cup match against Paraguay. This goal, where he skillfully bent the ball in with his right foot, is a technique he has honed
Heat Wave Causes Massive Chicken Deaths in France
France faced an extreme heat wave in June, resulting in the death of millions of chickens. The heat wave particularly affected birds, as they are highly vulnerable to high temperatures. The chickens, which were only
Rising Threat of Flea-Borne Illness in Texas: The Role of Pets
A once-dormant flea-borne disease is resurging in Texas, with domestic pets playing a role in its spread. Recent findings link fleas on household cats to the bacterium responsible for murine typhus. Although thought to be
Preliminary Hearing in Utah for Tyler James Robinson
A preliminary hearing takes place in Utah to assess whether sufficient evidence exists against Tyler James Robinson for the case to move to trial. The focus is on Robinson, 23, accused of the fatal shooting