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2 days ago | 
texasinsider.org | Kevin McCullough
By Kevin McCulloughWhile the press corps hyperventilates over a proposed luxury jet offered by a Middle Eastern royal family, Donald J. Trump is boldly doing something so strategically brilliant and economically seismic that historians will spend decades parsing its ripple effects. And no, he’s not exactly being quiet about it. Last week, Trump unveiled a landmark bilateral trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
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2 days ago | 
lucianne.com | Kevin McCullough
Original ArticlePosted By: ladydawgfan, 5/12/2025 2:33:03 PMWhile the press corps hyperventilates over a proposed luxury jet offered by a Middle Eastern royal family, Donald J. Trump is boldly doing something so strategically brilliant and economically seismic that historians will spend decades parsing its ripple effects. And no, he's not exactly being quiet about it. Last week, Trump unveiled a landmark bilateral trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
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2 days ago | 
townhall.com | Kevin McCullough
While the press corps hyperventilates over a proposed luxury jet offered by a Middle Eastern royal family—a gift the White House promptly refused—Donald J. Trump is boldly doing something so strategically brilliant and economically seismic that historians will spend decades parsing its ripple effects.
And no, he’s not exactly being quiet about it. Last week, Trump unveiled a landmark bilateral trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
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3 days ago | 
lucianne.com | Kevin McCullough
Original ArticlePosted By: ladydawgfan, 5/11/2025 1:43:13 PMThis Mother's Day, let's do more than brunch and bouquets. Let's salute the women who are literally shaping the future of America, both inside their homes and from inside the walls of our nation's highest offices. And nowhere is that more clear than in the 2025 executive branch of the Trump administration. While the press may focus on headlines, I want to focus on heroes-the unsung ones-the mothers.
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3 days ago | 
townhall.com | Kevin McCullough
This Mother’s Day, let’s do more than brunch and bouquets. Let’s salute the women who are literally shaping the future of America, both inside their homes and from inside the walls of our nation’s highest offices. And nowhere is that more clear than in the 2025 executive branch of the Trump administration.
While the press may focus on headlines, I want to focus on heroes—the unsung ones—the mothers.
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6 days ago | 
townhall.com | Kevin McCullough
Once again, a bench-warmer in a black robe thinks he runs the country. This week, federal judge Jamal Whitehead ordered the Trump administration to immediately begin resettling over 12,000 migrants whose admission was paused due to executive decisions tied to national interest. Let’s pause here. A judge—not elected, not accountable to voters, and certainly not the Commander-in-Chief—thinks he can dictate immigration policy from the comfort of his climate-controlled courtroom.
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1 week ago | 
townhall.com | Kevin McCullough
Yesterday, the Supreme Court did what common sense, military history, and national security all demand: it reaffirmed that military service is not, and never has been, a social experiment. The highest court in the land let stand a ban on transgender individuals serving in the U.S. military—a policy reinstated under President Trump’s second term and crafted to restore military readiness and cohesion.
Cue the leftist meltdown.
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1 week ago | 
am920theanswer.com | Kevin McCullough
By Kevin McCullough, Editor in Chief
There are places you stumble upon that feel like they were designed just for you. Then there’s Cherry Creek, Colorado—a place so stylish, so savory, so effortlessly chic that it doesn’t feel stumbled upon at all. It feels curated. And not just by any curator, but one with impeccable taste, a fondness for layered margaritas, and a rooftop view that could convert a landlubber into a mountain devotee in a single sip.
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1 week ago | 
thewordorlando.com | Kevin McCullough
There are places you stumble upon that feel like they were designed just for you. Then there’s Cherry Creek, Colorado—a place so stylish, so savory, so effortlessly chic that it doesn’t feel stumbled upon at all. It feels curated. And not just by any curator, but one with impeccable taste, a fondness for layered margaritas, and a rooftop view that could convert a landlubber into a mountain devotee in a single sip.
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1 week ago | 
am970theanswer.com | Kevin McCullough
By Kevin McCullough, Editor in Chief
There are places you stumble upon that feel like they were designed just for you. Then there’s Cherry Creek, Colorado—a place so stylish, so savory, so effortlessly chic that it doesn’t feel stumbled upon at all. It feels curated. And not just by any curator, but one with impeccable taste, a fondness for layered margaritas, and a rooftop view that could convert a landlubber into a mountain devotee in a single sip.
