Tom Emmer

Ambassador Guilfoyle’s Mini Skirt Sparks Diplomatic Dress War

Kimberly Guilfoyle’s chic tweed mini skirt became a foreign-policy flashpoint after the U.S. Ambassador to Greece posted a glam shot with kickboxing legend Michalis Zambidis. The white set—gold buttons, plunging neckline, matching heels and bag—drew a volley of Instagram critiques: “Please dress a little more modestly,” one wrote. Another asked pointedly, “Ambassador or celebrity?”

Tennessee’s First Female Execution In Centuries?

A Tennessee death row case is testing the state’s limits—and its conscience. Christa Gail Pike, the only woman on Tennessee’s death row, is suing to stop her scheduled September 2026 execution, arguing the state’s lethal injection protocol risks severe suffering due to her medical condition. She says pentobarbital could cause bloody, frothy fluid to fill her lungs.

Trump Trots JD Vance Out in Front of News Cameras and Makes Him Take the Fall for ‘Bad News’ on Iran Talks

Vice President JD Vance walked out of a high-stakes diplomatic meeting halfway across the world and delivered what he himself framed as “bad news.” But the real story isn’t just that talks with Iran collapsed, it’s who’s being positioned to own that failure.

Why the Trump Administration Is Closing 75% of U.S. Forest Research Facilities

The U.S. Forest Service, which manages 193 million acres of public land, is undergoing a sweeping restructuring under the Trump administration that will eliminate all regional offices, relocate its headquarters, and close roughly three-quarters of its research facilities—57 out of 77, according to multiple reports on the reorganization plan.

'It’s Only a Matter of Time': New Warning Signals Trouble for Kash Patel Inside Trump’s Inner Circle

A fresh round of instability inside Trump’s orbit is now zeroing in on one of the administration’s most controversial figures, and this time, the warning isn’t coming from anonymous chatter alone, but from a well-sourced report that suggests the clock may already be ticking.

The Forensic Origin of the "Mark": Why Cain’s brand was a legal protection, not just a curse.

Genesis 4 tells of a "mark" placed on Cain so that no one would kill him. We’ve always pictured it as a tattoo of shame. But Hebrew legal analysis suggests it was a Protective Decree—a sovereign "Stay of Execution."

Why the "Mark" won't be a trick—the legalistic reality of Revelation 13.

Most Christians live in a state of low-level panic that they might "accidentally" take the Mark of the Beast through a vaccine, a microchip, or a bank update. But the Bible describes the Mark as a conscious act of allegiance, not a medical accident. It is the final step in a legalistic system of worship that the world will choose voluntarily.

My neighbor dumped my $2,000 insulin fridge to "declutter my garage."

I am a severe diabetic. I keep a $500 mini-fridge in my open garage specifically to store $2,000 of life-saving insulin. I went to take my morning dose, and the fridge was missing! "Your open garage looked messy from my window," my neighbor laughed. "I dragged that old fridge to the curb." He threw away my vital medication! I checked the LocalAll app's "Freebies" map to see if scavengers were nearby. A college kid had posted: Free mini-fridge full of weird ice packs on the street! I sprinted outside and saved my insulin just as the kid was lifting it. I showed the cops the Freebie screenshot. He paid $2,500 instantly to avoid jail.