Samuel Webb

Grid Crisis Threatens Millions as Federal Regulators Block Data Center Power Restrictions

America’s electricity grid is under severe strain as federal regulators have rejected a proposal that would have required data centers to reduce power consumption during shortages. The decision came just three days before the Department of Energy issued an emergency order to prevent blackouts across a regional grid serving 67 million Americans. The move highlights…

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Federal Subpoenas Target Ilhan Omar’s Relatives in Immigration Fraud Probe

Federal authorities have issued subpoenas for relatives of U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged immigration fraud, reports indicate. The probe focuses on whether Omar falsely claimed she was 17 years old when she applied for citizenship in 2000—a claim that would have allowed her to naturalize through…

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Sherrod Brown’s Senate Campaign Pledge Sparks Constitutional Concerns: No Trump Judges Confirmed, But Zero Impeachment of President

Ohio Democratic candidate Sherrod Brown, running to fill the U.S. Senate seat vacated by JD Vance in 2025, has vowed not to confirm “Trump judges” on the federal bench. However, in a bid to appear more moderate to Ohio voters who backed Donald Trump in three straight presidential elections, Brown declared he would not pursue…

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Trump’s Hidden Corporate Empire: Washington Takes Root in America’s Critical Industries

President Donald Trump routinely warns Americans about the dangers of communism and socialism. But apparently, government ownership of private businesses is perfectly acceptable, provided his administration gets to choose which ones. A new report from the libertarian Cato Institute documents Washington’s rapidly expanding ownership stakes in American corporations and warns that political power and corporate…

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Tennessee Supreme Court Moves to End ABA’s Legal Education Monopoly

The Supreme Court of Tennessee has issued an order that could potentially end the American Bar Association’s (ABA) monopoly over law-school accreditation, marking a significant step toward safeguarding republican principles in legal education. In an order dated October 2, the court declared its decision to amend Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 7 to reduce reliance on…

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