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9 Shocking Rules for Profiting from Leveraged ETFs (Without Losing Everything)
The allure of leveraged Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) is undeniable. At first glance, these financial instruments promise to amplify returns, offering the potential for explosive gains in a short period. A fund that provides a 2x or 3x return on an underlying index can seem like a powerful tool for turbocharged growth. However, this seemingly straightforward […]
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Brickbat: No Bars
Equatorial Guinea’s government imposed a year-long internet outage for Annobón, an island province, after residents complained about a construction company’s use of dynamite. Protesters wrote to the government with concerns about the explosions, which they say pollute their water and farmlands. Instead of helping, authorities responded by cutting off the island’s internet access, which has impacted […]
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Rubio’s State Department Reforms Should Be Expanded
By elevating the builders within State, America’s ability to lead in an era of global conflict can be strengthened.
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Parents Deserve Honesty About the Sources of Autism
Mothers have a difficult enough task without information being misrepresented or hidden from them in the interest of political correctness.
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Trump Decides To Own the Shutdown
Today on TAP: Agreeing to and then canceling a meeting on government funding makes clear who’s immiserating the public with a costly shutdown.
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One Lesson Democrats Should Learn From Kirk’s Legacy
Democrats don’t have anything similar to Turning Point USA in either function or scale.
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Shutdown Looms as Democrats Block GOP Funding Bill
A government shutdown nears as Democrats reject GOP’s funding bill, demanding costly policy changes and blocking critical reforms.
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Federal Court Rules Trump Can’t Deny Federal Disaster Relief Funds to Sanctuary States
NA Earlier today, in Illinois v. FEMA a federal district court ruled the Trump administration cannot deny federal disaster relief aid to “sanctuary” states that limit assistance to federal efforts to deport undocumented immigrants. The suit was brought by twenty state governments, led by the state of Illinois, and by the District of Columbia. This […]
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Court Blocks Impending Firing of South Dakota Art Professor for Vulgar Tweet Calling Charlie Kirk a “Hate Spreading Nazi”
From today’s decision by Judge Karen Schreier (D.S.D.) in Hook v. Rave: Hook is a tenured Professor of Art at the University of South Dakota. He has taught at the University since 2006. In the late afternoon on September 10, 2025, while at home and off work, Hook posted the following message concerning the recent […]
