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Keith Jacobs

VP JD Vance Launches War on Pandemic Fraud Nationwide

Vice President JD Vance laid down the gauntlet this week by announcing a new assistant attorney general post and a national fraud division aimed squarely at rooting out the massive theft of taxpayer dollars we’ve been watching unfold. He was blunt: Americans have been defrauded on a wide scale, and the administration is moving to More

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Dietary Guidelines Embrace Real Food, Snub Processed Junk

On January 7, 2026, the federal government finally did what common sense has been asking for: it released the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2025–2030, and put “real food” back at the center of nutrition policy. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins framed this as a long-overdue reset to confront the chronic More

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Keith Jacobs

ICE Agent’s Split-Second Decision Sparks Outrage in Minneapolis

On January 7, 2026, a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and killed 37-year-old Renée Nicole Good during a targeted federal operation in Minneapolis after a chaotic encounter on a snowy residential street. The grisly footage that surfaced shows agents confronting an SUV and a rapid escalation that left the driver dead and the More

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Keith Jacobs

Federal Agent Shooting Sparks Outrage: Who’s Really to Blame?

A routine federal enforcement operation in Minneapolis ended in tragedy when an ICE agent shot a woman during an encounter that’s been captured and widely shared online, sparking protests and a torrent of reflexive political outrage across the left. Local leaders rushed to condemn the operation before facts could be gathered, while the nation watched More

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Keith Jacobs

New Dietary Guidelines Shift Focus to Real Food and Family Health

On January 7, 2026, the administration quietly rewrote the federal playbook on what Americans should eat, releasing the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2025–2030 — a decisive repudiation of decades of bad advice that blamed meat and dairy while praising processed junk. This is a policy shift of real consequence, and it arrives at a time More

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Keith Jacobs

Minneapolis Chaos: ICE Shooting Sparks Outrage and Division

Minneapolis erupted this week after an ICE agent fatally shot a woman during a federal enforcement operation, a moment that has exposed the city’s broken approach to law and order. The victim has been identified as 37-year-old Renée Nicole Good, and video of the encounter has ignited furious debate over who is telling the truth More

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Keith Jacobs

New York’s New Mayor Launches Radical Attack on Property Rights

New York City’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, moved fast in early January 2026 to reshape housing policy, signing an executive order on January 4 that launches citywide “Rental Ripoff” hearings and consolidates enforcement powers against landlords. What sounds like a consumer-protection initiative on the surface is really a broad power grab that hands city officials More

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Keith Jacobs

Trump’s Bold Plan to Ban Mega-Investors from Home Buying Market

President Trump’s announcement that he will move to ban large institutional investors from buying single-family homes landed like a political grenade, promising to take on the sort of corporate consolidation that has priced many would-be buyers out of neighborhoods. The pledge is bold and unmistakably populist, and the White House says Congress will be asked More

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Keith Jacobs

Democrats Trade Tears for Attention While Real Issues Go Unaddressed

If you watched the clip making the rounds — a fresh example of Democratic theater dressed up as “authentic emotion” — you saw Rep. Jasmine Crockett admit she “broke down in tears” while watching footage of Sen. Alex Padilla being removed from a press conference and then recounting it on a podcast. That admission was More

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Keith Jacobs

How a Wisconsin Family Built a $4 Billion Meat Snack Empire

There’s a hell of a story behind the bag of jerky in your glove box: a scrappy Wisconsin family turned a canceled meatpacking plant into a global protein powerhouse, and they did it by believing in hard work, honesty, and American customers rather than headlines and handouts. Jack Link’s rise to an estimated $4 billion More

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