The Filibuster: A Senate Tradition Under Fire

November 8, 2025Article, Commentary, News No Comments

The Newscasters’ Insights The Filibuster Under Fire Murray Edwards The filibuster is a procedural tactic in the United States Senate that allows a minority of senators to prolong debate on a bill, effectively blocking its passage unless 60 votes can be mustered to invoke cloture and end the discussion. Originating from the Senate’s tradition of … Read More

The Mamdani Doom Loop Is Inevitable

October 29, 2025Commentary, Opinion No Comments

J.D. Foster Think Berlin Gedachtniskirche (with an umlaut); in English, the “Memory Church,” a ruin of a once beautiful church in downtown Berlin, now a memorial to the horrors, the folly and the destruction that Germany inflicted and then suffered through Hitler’s Nazi terror. Pondering the fate of New York City (NYC) under the likely … Read More

IS THERE A REAL RELIGIOUS RESURGENCE IN AMERICA?

October 2, 2025Article, Commentary 2 Comments

Victoria Lee Scott It is not the widening of Christianity, but what must be examined is its depth. Do you feel the religious revival in America today? Is the human spirit hunger for true faith? More and more people are beginning to open their bibles, looking for spiritual guidance. This does feel like we’re bringing … Read More

Gerrymander Proliferation and Constitutional Détente

September 5, 2025Article, Commentary, News No Comments

John Sophocleus  Most of my readers will recall Elkanah Tisdale’s iconic political cartoon evoking “Gerrymander” nomenclature for Massachusetts’ redistricted manipulations following the 1810 census. A July 18, 2024, post by Neely Tucker featured former chief of the Rare Book & Special Collections Division guest, Mark Dimunation. He offered the following on gerrymandering which has become … Read More

Debanking: The Growing Controversy of Financial Exclusion

August 15, 2025Article, Commentary, News No Comments

Murray Edwards Starting back during the Obama Administration, regulators were given a great deal of latitude to “flag” accounts as a “reputational risk”, thus the era of debanking began. Debanking is the practice used by financial institutions to abruptly close or restrict accounts of individuals or businesses. The policy has ignited fierce a debate across … Read More

The US Government Deep State: Myth, Reality, or Something In Between?

July 16, 2025Article, Commentary, Opinion 1 Comment

The Newscasters’ Insights Deep State: Myth, Reality, or Something In Between? Murray Edwards The term “deep state” has become a lightning rod in American political discourse, evoking images of shadowy cabals pulling strings behind the facade of democracy, it refers to an alleged network of unelected bureaucrats, intelligence officials, military leaders, and influential elites who … Read More

The Rising Threat of Bank Jugging

June 22, 2025Article, News No Comments

The Newscasters’ Insights What You Need to Know Murray Edwards An emerging crime trend known as “bank jugging” is raising concerns among bank and ATM users across the United States. This robbery method involves perpetrators monitoring financial institutions, identifying individuals who withdraw cash, and then following them to steal their money at moments when they … Read More