Author: nick

The president’s fiscal 2027 budget is out, and I have two reactions. The first will sound familiar: Like so many budgets before it, this is not a serious effort to put America’s government on a sustainable path. The second is more important: It would be a mistake to dismiss it as just another unserious document. That is exactly how we got here. Start with what the new budget does and does not do. It’s not a comprehensive fiscal plan. It covers only about one-third of federal spending, focusing heavily on discretionary choices and largely ignoring the autopilot spending that drives…

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Date of sighting: March 26, 2026Location of sighting: Warwick, Rhode Island, USASource: NUFORC This report just in. People were driving down the road in Warwick and saw a huge row of flying orbs flying in military formation. The objects were flying side by side and almost appear as a single huge wing craft. But when looking closer at the lights, it’s clear that they are separate crafts flying side by side. UFOs are appearing all over the world, trying to get the public aware and use to seeing them so that when they are introduced to the public, panic should be minimal. This is 100% proof…

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In every country where the New Right has become a significant force, its foundational issue has been a “thick” notion of national identity. A nation, its partisans argue, is a body of people with a shared transgenerational attachment to a specific territory, a shared language, a shared history, way of life, set of customs, and so on. Which features are considered essential varies, but the worldview is clearly distinct from civic nationalism, which defines a nation as the people living under a common law and system of government in a particular place at a given time. This thick idea of…

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In a 2007 video, retired General Wesley Clark described the moment, in the early days of U.S. operations in Afghanistan, where he learned of a Department of Defense agenda flagging seven Middle Eastern countries for destruction. Beginning with Iraq, it would proceed to Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran. This plan, idiomatic of the Washington establishment, is exactly what MAGA was supposed to counter, yet today we see President Donald Trump overseeing its finale and selling it whole-heartedly to his base. This administration understands it takes careful messaging to convince voters that war is necessary. Like the George W.…

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A two-week ceasefire to the Iran War entered its fifth day on Sunday as President Donald Trump declared a full U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran closed the strait, a key chokepoint for global trade, shortly after the war began and has charged a fee for ships to pass through. In a lengthy post on Truth Social, Trump said the blockade would take immediate effect, ordering the U.S. Navy to stop all ships attempting to enter or leave the waterway. Trump threatened that “any Iranian who fires at us, or at peaceful vessels, will be BLOWN TO…

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Following a stint in Congress and as administrator of the Federal Transit Administration in the Trump administration, Marc Molinaro has launched a campaign for a New York state Assembly seat. Molinaro, a Republican, recently exchanged X posts with New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, criticizing Hochul on her party’s record in office. Hochul posted, “I’ll keep working to lower costs for New Yorkers and put money back in their pockets.” Molinaro replied on Feb. 14, “You have driven NYers to the financial cliff! Highest tax burden in America, exploding electric & energy costs, leading in population loss.” You have…

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From Friday’s Sixth Circuit decision in U.S. v. Farris, by Judges Eric Clay, Julia Gibbons, and Whitney Hermandorfer: Howe [a court-appointed criminal defense lawyer appealing a drug trafficking sentence] filed two briefs—a principal brief and a reply—on behalf of Farris. Upon our initial review of the case, we began to suspect that Howe’s briefs were generated, at least in part, by artificial-intelligence software. The first tell was the file name of the principal brief: “CoCounsel Skill Results.” CoCounsel is the name of Westlaw’s internal artificial-intelligence platform. From our vantage point, that file-name abnormality suggested that Howe’s brief might have derived…

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Date of sighting: March 25, 2026 8PMLocation of sighting: Wilmer, Alabama, USASource: NUFORCHey all, check out this UFO report just in. A persons animal cam in the back yard captured an orb that was studying the two deer in the photo. The orb is seen moving its position from left to right and changing its luminousness. I have been preaching about how infrared cameras can capture cloaked UFOs for over 15 years and current researchers have followed my lead. Even US government states the videos released caught it because of the camera recording in infrared. Now an orb is caught…

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This week’s Sunday Funnies was inspired by an article I wrote earlier this week, commenting on the crew of Artemis II experiencing the so-called ‘Overview effect’. Whereas some people will see Earth as an oasis to be preserved and shared, others will see it as a resort to be exploited for the benefit of a few lucky ones. The post Sunday Funnies: The Over-Pay-Per-View Effect appeared first on The Daily Grail. Source link

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