Italy has launched two investigations into Microsoft's Activision Blizzard, alleging the company has engaged in "misleading and aggressive" sales practices for two of its most popular smartphone games.

Bradlee Dean continues to expose the moves of the Muslims in advancing their caliphate, this time in Texas!  Sadly, the alleged “good guys” can’t seem to deal with them except through more words.

Just hours after a man was shot in the leg by federal law enforcement, United States ruler Donald Trump threatened to use the military in Minnesota to quell protests. Trump said he could invoke the “Insurrection Act” over widespread demonstrations after federal agents shot and wounded a man, and in the aftermath of the fatal …

Always buy American. Larry Fleet is back with a new single, “American Made,” the first release from his upcoming album Another Year Older – and he’s enlisted a NASCAR legend and his rising star son to help out with the music video. Over the past couple years, there aren’t many artists who have consistently put out as much great music as Fleet. Since his breakout moment with his 2020 single “Where I Find God,” Fleet has remained a steady standard-bearer for traditional country music, even if his releases have inexplicably flown under the radar more than they should. This might be his next big hit though, because not only does the music video feature some serious star power, it’s also a perfectly timed single to coincide with America’s yearlong 250th birthday celebration. “American Made,” which was co-written by Fleet along with Mark Holman and Scooter Carusoe, showcases Fleet’s always-thoughtful songwriting as he reflects on the simple yet invaluable wisdom gained from the older generation: “A handshake’s as good as ink You find the one, you buy a ring You don’t have to sing to sing in the choir It ain’t a problem if money can fix it Shut your mouth and do some listening Cause there’s only so many good years on your tires Looks will fade, children play, Jesus saves And always buy American made” Speaking on the new single, Fleet said it only felt right to release the single as America celebrates her 250th birthday – although the song has a much deeper message than that: “It feels fitting to release American Made on the 250th anniversary of America, but this song is so much more than that to me. It’s about the morals, values and lessons passed down from one generation to the next… guiding them to live a life worth livin’ and I hope people across the world connect with the song in that way.”  The conversation in the song takes place while a young boy is working on a car with his dad, so instead of actors for the music video Fleet recruited a young boy who ACTUALLY grew up working on cars with his pops – who just happens to be a NASCAR legend. Thanks for letting Pops and I be a part of it! #firstmusicvideo https://t.co/lqvvV7nRwc — Keelan Harvick (@KeelanHarvick) January 15, 2026 Kevin Harvick, a NASCAR Cup Series champion who was named one of the sport’s 75 Greatest Drivers, stars in the video alongside his 13-year old son Keelan, a future racing superstar himself who is already winning races in the CARS Tour and on local tracks around the country. The song marks the first single from Fleet’s upcoming album, Another Year Older, which drops February 13. And as always, I can’t wait to hear what he’s got in store. ANOTHER YEAR OLDER TOUR DATES FEB 12 – Boston, MA FEB 13 – Uncasville, CT FEB 19 – Glenside, PA FEB 20 – Portsmouth, NH FEB 21 – Silver Spring, MD FEB 26 – Huntingdon, TN FEB 27 – Atlanta, GA FEB 28 – Tampa, FL MAR 5 – Raleigh, NC MAR 6 – McMinnville, TN MAR 7 – Walhalla, SC MAR 13 – Bristol, TN APR 14 – Bainbridge, GA APR 9 – Kalispell, MT APR 10 – Billings, MT APR 11 – Great Falls, MT APR 23 – Mount Vernon, VT APR 24 – Grand Rapids, MI APR 25 – Van Wert, OH MAY 6 – Cologne, Germany MAY 7 – Hamburg, Germany MAY 11 – Manchester, UK MAY 12 – Bristol, UKThe post Kevin Harvick & His Son Keelan Star In Music Video For Larry Fleet’s Latest Single, “American Made” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Scott Jennings was on CNN’s roundtable last night to discuss the lawlessness in Minnesota, and host Abby Phillip tried to claim that Democrat officials like Governor Walz and Mayor Frey are not . . .

Venezuela’s opposition leader María Corina Machado visited the White House on Thursday bearing an unusual gift for President Donald Trump: her Nobel Peace Prize medal, awarded last year for her campaign for democratic reform. Machado presented the medal to Trump as part of an effort to obtain the president’s backing in the contest to shape Venezuela’s post-Maduro future. A photo released by the White House showed Trump holding a large gold-framed plaque containing the medal and a dedication praising his “principled and decisive action to secure a free Venezuela.” Trump later wrote on Truth Social that Machado had presented him with the prize as a “wonderful gesture of mutual respect.” The Oslo-based Nobel Peace Center promptly clarified that while a medal can change owners, the Nobel Peace Prize title cannot be shared or transferred. Machado described the meeting as “historic” and “extraordinary,” saying the Trump administration understood the need to rebuild democratic institutions, protect human rights and launch a new electoral process. She reiterated that opposition candidate Edmundo González remains Venezuela’s president-elect following the disputed 2024 vote. Nevertheless, the visit produced no clear endorsement. Trump continues to back the former Vice President Delcy Rodríguez as acting president, a stance that has unsettled many anti-Maduro figures. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump’s assessment that Machado lacks sufficient support to lead Venezuela “has not changed,” leaving her political future uncertain. The post Machado Presents Trump with Nobel Peace Prize appeared first on The American Conservative.

There are Disney movies that feel like rom-coms and rom-coms that feel like Disney movies. Just how well do you know the difference?