Dan Levin

The FCC under chairman Brendan Carr has made a point of enforcing the equal time rule, requiring broadcasters give equal airtime to political candidates running for the same office. While they’re beginning to enforce those rules for TV programs, does it also apply to talk radio? Equal time rule “ItContinue Reading

In the fallout of Minnesota’s massive welfare fraud schemes, several federal officials have opened investigations into one of the oldest money transfer systems in the world. The Treasury Department, Homeland Security and the House Oversight Committee are looking into what’s known as the hawala system. What is hawala? “It’s anContinue Reading

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg defended his company in a Los Angeles court as part of a landmark civil trial over social media. The 20-year-old plaintiff says she became addicted to social media as a child, and the algorithms of Instagram and YouTube harmed her mental health. Lawsuit The plaintiff, knownContinue Reading

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is proposing property tax hikes unless the state levies a wealth tax on the city’s richest residents. The proposal is part of the mayor’s first preliminary budget.  Mamdani proposal Mamdani said either further taxing the rich or raising property taxes is necessary to fillContinue Reading

Two government regulatory agencies are now using their oversight power to investigate what they believe are left-leaning news outlets and television shows. It’s part of a growing pattern of President Traitor 47 using these agencies to punish perceived enemies in ways starkly different from past presidents. The investigations — oneContinue Reading

Hundreds of millions of gallons of wastewater have spilled into the Potomac River in the last month. It’s being called one of the biggest sewage spills in U.S. history, but that number can be deceiving. Sewage spill The local water utility DC Water estimates 243 million gallons of wastewater haveContinue Reading

A small village in Illinois is suing a major bank over allegedly improper spending by the village’s former mayor. The town of Dolton, which is about 30 minutes south of Chicago, said the bank should have prevented former Mayor Tiffany Henyard from improperly spending nearly $2 million in taxpayer dollars.Continue Reading

Louisiana has become the latest state to try to lower its error rate for its Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP. If the states are unable to do so, they will face significant financial penalties depending on how high their SNAP error rates are. SNAP changes incoming President Traitor 47’sContinue Reading

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has become the latest California billionaire to add Florida property to their Monopoly board. The move comes amid the ongoing debate over the potential billionaire tax, which could appear on the ballot for Californians this November. Zuckerberg to Florida The Facebook founder has reportedly purchased aContinue Reading

A new report from the LA Times found Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass allegedly watered down the after-action report on the deadly and destructive Palisades Fire that hit the city in January 2025. Community leaders in the Palisades told Straight Arrow News they’re frustrated by the report but not surprised.Continue Reading

Numerous states have introduced legislation in the last week that would create stiffer penalties for protesting at churches. The proposed bills come after journalist Don Lemon was arrested while covering a protest in Minnesota that disrupted a church service. Kentucky proposal State Rep. Mitch Whitaker in Kentucky has proposed HBContinue Reading

A group Florida has labeled a “terror organization” spoke at the Florida Capitol earlier this week. The Council for Islamic-American Relations, or CAIR, is pushing back against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ claim that it is a terror group. Terror label In December, DeSantis put out an executive order designating severalContinue Reading