Underappreciated in her time... The post Laurie Styvers: The life of Texas’ great forgotten songwriter first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

from InfoWars: Rome has a new plan to place migrants with “families and mentors” with no compensation, while a pro-migrant NGO was awarded hundreds of thousands. The city of Rome has awarded a new tender worth €400,000 to the “Refugees Welcome Italy” NGO for the “reception of migrants in the city.” The tender has generated […]

by Jeff Thomas, International Man: The average person in the First World receives more information than he would if he lived in a Second or Third World country. In many countries of the world, the very idea of twenty-four hour television news coverage would be unthinkable, yet many Westerners feel that, without this constant input, […]

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As the country music community grieves the death of the Mavericks' singer Raul Malo, his wife has taken to social media with a statement that describes how she'll remember him. Betty Malo shared that her husband died at 8:52PM on Dec. 8, ending his battle with cancer... Continue reading…

Megyn and Zachary Levi on the Recent Polls Showing RFK Jr. "Most Popular" Politician in Trump Admin

The Heritage Foundation launched a new ad campaign Tuesday posing a new strategy and a provocative idea for 2026: “The Golden Age is a choice.” The Washington-based think tank’s mission has not changed, but their strategy has shifted. The campaign introduces what the influential conservative organization calls “Heritage 2.0.” Heritage 2.0 will focus on four cornerstones: The American Family The Dignity of Work and the Future of Free Enterprise National Security The American Heritage and Citizenship The national ad campaign, “Our Heritage is Our Future,” launched Tuesday and will be featured later this month at Turning Point USA’s America Fest in Phoenix, Arizona. It will also air this Sunday during CBS News’ interview with Erika Kirk, widow of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. “It’s a choice to prioritize families and empower local communities,” reads the ad, accompanied by soaring music and a montage of iconic American scenes. “A choice to find dignity in prosperous and honorable work. A choice to prioritize our nation’s safety, protecting our homeland and standing strong against foreign threats. A choice to cherish the greatest gift we’ve been given—waking up every day an American citizen.” The Golden Age is a choice. Let's choose well. pic.twitter.com/v6RdfEGzrA— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) December 8, 2025 The goal of the ad is to “reset and reframe the conversation on what’s important as a movement—and reinforce Heritage’s role as the leader of that movement,” The Heritage Foundation shared with The Daily Signal. The ad also emphasizes, “our heritage is our future,” which has been the messaging from Heritage leading up to this launch. Last month, Heritage Foundation President Dr. Kevin Roberts published a piece in The Daily Signal titled, “4 Questions Every Conservative Should Be Asking Right Now,” which foreshadowed the unveiling of Heritage 2.0. Here Are 4 Questions Every Conservative Should Be Asking Right Now: What does it mean to be a flourishing American family?What does it mean to honor the dignity of work and secure the future of free enterprise?What does it mean to have true national security?What does it…— The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) December 1, 2025 This campaign shows The Heritage Foundation on offense. It previews the year ahead, America’s 250th, and major policy initiatives the organization is gearing up to launch. Heritage 2.0 aims to remind the American people that “the key to our future can be found in the principles of our founding.” The post EXCLUSIVE: The Heritage Foundation to Promote Golden Age Vision in New National Campaign appeared first on The Daily Signal.