With Ben Bergquam
In a move that has ignited widespread criticism, outgoing Democrat President Joe Biden authorized the release of 11 Yemeni prisoners from Guantánamo Bay to Oman, reducing the notorious prison’s population to just 15 detainees. This decision, part of Biden’s last-ditch effort to fulfill his campaign promise of closing Guantánamo Bay, has sparked accusations of betrayal, … Read more
Migrant Caravan Heads to the U.S. Border as Tensions Rise The first major migrant caravan of 2025 is making its way north through Mexico, with hundreds of asylum-seekers aiming to reach the U.S. border. As these individuals trek toward safety and opportunity, concerns over the U.S. government’s evolving immigration policies loom large. News of the … Read more
White House Fumbles Executive Order Blocking Nippon Steel’s $15 Billion Acquisition of U.S. Steel The White House appeared to make a glaring mistake in its executive order Friday, barring Nippon Steel’s $15 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel. The order inadvertently included language from a May executive order on Chinese real estate transactions, leaving many questioning … Read more
The plight of the American family farm has reached a tipping point, warns Curtis Martin, a grassroots rancher whose passion for stewardship and dedication to quality have been overshadowed by the monopolistic power of corporate meat giants and the suffocating grip of nonsensical regulations. In a powerful interview with Ben Bergquam, Martin painted a vivid … Read more
Solana Beach Resident Speaks Out: “We Feel Vulnerable in Our Own Community” Solana Beach resident John Young has voiced his concerns following a recent incident where a boat carrying illegal immigrants landed on the local beach. The event, which gained attention through a report by journalist Ben Bergquam, has left many in the coastal community … Read more