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HEADLINES: Talarico missing; Older, pro-Trump voters showing up; Trump gets deal with Putin for Diesel The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow I appeared on the Energy Additions podcast with David Blackmon and Stu Turley. Also, had a great dinner followed by a booksigning by my friend Brian Freeman (currently among a dozen other projects writing the "Bourne" novels). Brian is one of our very best thriller/suspense writers and his new book is Where the Road Ends. IN POLIT

HEADLINES: Early mail-in voting starts; Has Talarico given up?; Christopher Rufo on the Indian-American immigration debate The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) We have EARLY (and I stress early) returns from WI, which absentee voting is down a lot (18%), particularly in the big blue cities. So watch for the pollsters to hedge, wiggle, and explain. Now it's, "Republican voters are hard to reach." So . . . what? You just poll more DemoKKKrats? Yeah,

Headlines: This will be the most expensive midterm in history; A new Rutabaga fraud involving "sponsors" of illegal immigrant children; seismic shift in Brazilian election The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) You know how I keep saying I think the DemoKKKrats are on the edge of extinction or utter irrelevance as a national party? This is one piece of evidence that both sides think we are close to a knockout blow here, as 2026 will be the most expe

HEADLINES: SecWar Hegseth announces big changes in Department of War; Tired of waiting for the media to help promote the childrens' accounts, Trump automatically enrolls 60m; Grok admist the Resurrection of Jesus is supported by historical evidence. The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Just as FL continues to move to the right, VA continues to move left, with early voting there about 4.5% further left than in 2025 electorate. The national GOP has