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Angel Studios Announces 1776 Sequel Following Strong Young Washington Opening
One day after Americans celebrated Independence Day, Angel Studios announced it is developing a sequel to its historical drama Young Washington, titled 1776, following the film’s estimated $20.8 million domestic box office opening. The sequel is expected to continue George Washington’s story, shifting from his early military career to the Revolutionary War and the birth of the United States. The announcement comes as the nation begins its yearlong commemoration of America’s 2


George Washington’s 250-Year-Old Prayer for America Finds New Audience on Independence Day
As Americans celebrate Independence Day, a centuries-old prayer attributed to George Washington is once again drawing national attention, reminding many of the enduring principles that shaped the nation’s founding. A recent New York Post story highlighted Washington’s prayer for the United States, which asks for God’s blessing, wisdom for the nation’s leaders, justice, peace, and the moral character of its citizens. Written during the nation’s earliest years, the prayer conti


Trump Announces First-Ever Republican Midterm Convention as GOP Looks to Hold Congress
President Donald Trump announced the first-ever Republican Midterm Convention, set for September 9-10 in Dallas, as Republicans launch an unprecedented effort to build momentum and defend their congressional majorities in the 2026 elections.


California Tax Deal Removes Major Ballot Fight, Preserves Two-Thirds Vote Requirement
In a surprise Capitol compromise, California lawmakers and the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (HJTA) have reached a tentative agreement that could remove one of the state’s biggest ballot battles while preserving the two-thirds voter approval requirement for future local special taxes. HJTA President Jon Coupal confirmed he plans to withdraw the Local Taxpayer Protection Act (LTPA) from the November ballot if the Legislature places a constitutional amendment before voter


Super Bowl LX Ratings Drop: Halftime Viewership Signals NFL Audience Shift
For decades, the Super Bowl has been the last truly shared cultural moment in American life a night when nearly the entire country, regardless of politics or taste, watched the same game, the same commercials, and the same halftime show. New U.S.-only household data suggests that era is beginning to fray.


Editorial | Elon Musk Took the Hit So Free Speech Could Breathe
When Elon Musk bought Twitter in October 2022 for $44 billion, the reaction from elites was predictable. Wall Street mocked the price. Legacy media declared it reckless. Political insiders assumed Musk had made the costliest mistake of his career.
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