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April 21, 2026

Trace Gallagher: Is the press defending a free press — or using it to fight Trump?

The 'Common Sense' Department understands that some journalists are about to dip their toes into ‘No Kings’ territory…

April 20, 2026

Freespoke search engine aims to combat media bias

Chicago Cubs co-owner Todd Ricketts discusses Big Tech’s influence on news bias and his new search platform, Freespoke, on ‘One Nation.’

April 18, 2026

BBQ lovers beware: Middle East conflict might disrupt your summer plans this year

Rising Middle East tensions are pushing up energy prices, driving beef and propane costs higher and making your summer barbecue more expensive this year.

April 16, 2026

Peptides may soon be easier to get amid RFK Jr.'s push, but experts warn of risks

The FDA is reportedly set to discuss easing peptide restrictions at an anticipated July meeting, as RFK Jr. advocates for making the treatments more accessible.

April 16, 2026

Europe’s chemical industry is in free fall — America's could be next

Europe's chemical industry is unraveling due to overregulation and Chinese imports, serving as a critical warning for U.S. chemical manufacturing policy.

April 15, 2026

Over a dozen state officials rally behind game-changing Trump admin rule cracking down on fraud: 'Essential'

Financial officers from 12 states rally behind a Trump administration rule targeting healthcare middlemen to lower costs and root out fraud and waste.

April 15, 2026

Your favorite fast-food app is playing mind games and charging you for the privilege

Your $8 fast-food order may balloon to $22 thanks to fee stacking, including delivery fees, service fees and the sneaky new small order fee penalty.

April 14, 2026

Mamdani's government-run grocery stores will fail 'like every socialist experiment': economist

NYC Mayor Mamdani, a Democratic socialist, plans five government-run grocery stores by 2030. An economist who grew up in Venezuela says they will fail.

April 14, 2026

Senate Republican pushes crackdown on California-style 'bureaucrat tax' adding $100K to new homes

Sen. Bill Hagerty's , R-Tenn., Freedom to Build Act aims to slash the bureaucrat tax and cut nearly $100,000 in added regulations from new home building costs.

April 7, 2026

Abortion pill mifepristone stays available by mail for now as FDA faces 6-month review deadline

A federal judge ruled mifepristone can still be mailed nationwide for now but warned the abortion pill's FDA guidelines could face major changes soon.