TODAY'S NEWS, July 20, 2026
- Larry Schweikart
- 2 days ago
- 7 min read
HEADLINES: Court approves USPS ballot rules; ME stumbles to a nominee; Bessent says the gold in Ft. Knox totals $1 trillion.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow
IN POLITICAL NEWS
1) If a fraud falls in the forest, does it make the Hoax News Media? Apparently not, as the major so-called "news" media outlets didn't even cover President Trump's speech Thursday night in which he outlined ChiCom election interference that compromised the voter rolls of 18 states. I hate to remind everyone, especially the phlegm-swallowers in the DemoKKKrat Terror Party, but these useless "broadcast" outlets only enjoy their status due to FCC rules that state that they must be fair and balanced in their news anprovide a public service by carrying official government announcements, such as Trump's speech. He has been way too lenient. They should face massive fines and be subject to proving why their useless licenses haven't been revoked already. It was also disclosed that a few months before the 2020 election the parent company of Dominion got $400 million from the ChiComs through a Swiss investment bank. And new documents show Rutabaga stymied FBI investigations into MI voter fraud. And more. Venezuela had plans to manipulate voting machines in 2020. It must have hurt Axios to run this story, but one official inside Trump's government in 2020 ran a "shadow government" to keep anyone from discovering the ChiCom fraud. And a MI poll watcher said that in 2020 the DemoKKKRats had sequential, pre-filled-out ballots for when the count was halted.
2) Jack Smith (Count Dooku's) team of goblingobblers access the texts of 42 lawmakers.
3) Talcumpowder Talarico brought in a lot of cash in the 2nd Q, but spent almost 50% already. And in ME, the quest to replace the Potted Platner is proving more difficult than originally thought, as the candidates are pure and simple Hannibal Lecter level crazy. Nevertheless, it appears that all other candidates are dropping out so that Troy Jackson---as uber left as any---can get the nomination this week. In AK, Dan Sullivan (R) likely to win his race for the Senate seat. As for the House, Cook now has Rs at a solid 212, while Inside Elections has them at 215. Every day gets closer to my prediction of R 222. Oh, and the D.C. Circuit say the U.S. Post Office can move ahead with his ballot mail rules.
4) Told you. If at all possible, the fascists in the DemoKKKrat Terror Party are going to try to run the Amazing Moron Zohran for president in 2028. He has already raised big money for his reelection campain after being in office less than a year.
5) President Trump has capped how long international students may stay in the U.S.
6) Eric Swalwell (Farticus)'s pal, AZ Senator El Pollo Gallego had sexual relations with at least two House staffers. So? Isn't this a resume enhancement for a low-T spooge like the Polloizer?
7) In voter registration trends, pretty much a nothing from NC, where last week Rs net gained about 100+, this week Ds gain about 100+.
8) The HA Supes launched a direct name calling attack on the U.S. Supreme Court. Time to "reacquire" HA like we did in the 1890s are remind them whose pathetic little territory they really are.
9) A new report on corporate welfare shows that red states funneled $148 billion to anti-conservative outfits.
10) Fetterman Massacre, the Human Ox, said he'd leave the DemoKKKrat Terror Party if it becomes the "Anti-Israel" party Er, Ox, it already is. And you "leaving" won't mean squat if you go "independent" but continue to caucus with the DemoKKKrat monsters with your votes.
11) A grand jury has subpoenaed the records of DemoKKKrat megadonor Roy Singh.
12) The Amazing Moron Zohran is doing everything he can to prevent landlords from making a profit or booting out squatters. Now he's trying to prohibit renters from doing credit checks, lest said spoogies be broke. Meanwhile, Amazon Moron Zohran gave away $2.6 billion in welfare last year.
13) A Fed Appeals court overturned a NJ ban on AR-15 rifle magazines.
14) Four cartel members are in U.S. custody, and the fat, foolish-looking Ismael Zambada is on the hook for $15 billion in forfeitures.
IN AI NEWS
15) This author and this author both argue that data centers are getting a bad rap and don't use as much water or power as many insist. We'll see. I'm not a believer yet.
16) President Trump highlights the importance of data centers here, with over 4300 already in use.
17) AI's power needs are presenting a challenge to gas pipelines. We need more, and better.
IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS
20) According to RFK, Jr., and HHS, the Rutabaga administration let in 375,000 kids and because they didn't want to "keep them in cages" (i.e., jail cells) released them to "whomever came and picked them up," including one man who picked up 42 different kids. HHS has now located over 150,000. In one case, 60 kids were shipped under Rutabaga's regime to a shipping container.
IN CULTURAL NEWS
21) Graduates of hundreds of Kollyfornia colleges earn less now than their high school counterparts. Cuz, you know, "Transgender Basket Weaving" is such a competitive market. Jeff Childers has a great column leading off with the uselessness of college degrees and the new, tighter DoEd rules that say that federal money to colleges will be based on performance afterward, namely employability. NPR was baffled by the fact that Cindi Flores, a mariachi teacher who had $55,000 in unpaid student loans couldn't get a job that paid enough for her to repay her loans.
22) Amazing. Olive Garden has an all-you-can-eat pasta program. When someone inquired of upper management if this could be shared at a table, he got the reply that "No, it can only be used by one person who has ID." So we have pasta ID, but you can't require ID to vote.
23) President Trump has ordered a review of scientific journals fro fraud with possible suspension of any government support over the Global Warming hoax.
IN ECONOMIC NEWS
24) Kollyfornia has just lost another big corporate facility to TX, with the drone ship maker Saronic Technologies, moving its planned facility to TX.
25) A Kollyfornia court ruled that insurance companies can indeed charge higher rates for single people vs. married people, which is in line with the statistics that say the former have more, and higher, claims filed.
26) WY wind turbines killed 23,000 birds and bats last year. If this was oil, it's all you'd be hearing about.
27) The Marine Minerals Administration (really? Did you know we had such a thing?) kicked off a new round of exploration with permits off Samoa.
28) Kollyfornia, always out for more money, is battling illegal marijuana farms---over 2,300 of them.
29) The moronic Hawaiians, after committing to 100% "green" energy, are now having to build new LNG facilities for, you know, energy.
30) A fantastic sign: The U.S. added 3.5 million businesses last year.
31) Mortgage rates rise as home sales hit a record low.
32) Under Trump, nuclear power is making a comeback.
33) Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says that "all the gold" in Ft. Knox is "accounted for" and amounts to more than $1 trillion.
IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS
34) The Frogs approved an assisted dying bill. Too bad they can't start with Macaroni.
36) Check out the amazing collapse of homicides in El Salvador, down from 106 per 100,000 to under ONE! Far lower than Canuckistan.
37) Italy, like Disneyland, is now limiting how many people can go onto the Amalfi beach in Sardinia with fees and required reservations.
39) ChICom gubment subsidies account for almost all profit in the country's exports---which they must maintain at all costs because it artificially keeps employment up.
IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
42) Country star Alan Jackson playhed his final concert to a sold out stadium four years after a diagnosis of CTD, an incurable degenerative muscular disease akin to ALS.
43) The latest entertainment craze among women is Mahjong.
IN MEDICAL NEWS
44) In explosive news, lettuce from a Kollyfornia produce company that wiggled its way into Taco Bell's Five-Star menu has been cited as the cause of radically loose bowels. Yo quero lomotil.
45) Louisiana health data shows there is no other explanation but that vaxxes are increasing child mortality.
46) The FDA is walking back claims that it was a lettuce supplier to Taco Bell that caused the outbreak of "explosive diarrhea." Now they're thinking it was just the burritos.
AND FINALLY . . .
47) This cop didn't stop searching until, one year later, he found a cancer patient's e-bike that he needed to get around. Now, if the FBI could just do this with Grand Moff Garland and his minions, we'd have something. But this reminds me of the time in "Rampaage" when we arrived in Tampa at the place we were about to play, the "Performing Arts Center," on a Sunday night for a Monday opening. We parked our van---which had no instruments at all in it, but did have all our clothes---in the lot, talked to the manager for about 30 minutes, went back out and someone had broken in and stolen all our clothes. I had a custom painted psychedelic jacket that was incredible, and yes, I had blue suede shoes (platforms) with a snakeskin thunderbird across the top. The thieves took all. The only thing the police recovered was the most valuable thing of all---my address book, a week later.
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