Major Oil Company’s Shareholders Ditch Blue State’s ‘Woke Cartel’ For Texas

Police Arrest Texas Man Who Said He’d Kill Erika Kirk and 'Christian Nationalist' Supporters

Vile: Texas Man Threatens to Bomb Erika Kirk and TPUSA, Now He's Facing a Felony

New York Passes State Budget With No Funds to Support Access to Transgender Care

Advocates say the state has fallen short as hospitals have shut down care for transgender people nationwide.

Oil Pares Gain on News of Possible US-Iran Pact to Extend Truce

Oil pared gains on a report that the US and Iran have reached a preliminary agreement to extend the ceasefire between the two countries and launch negotiations on the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program. The memorandum of understanding would extend the truce by 60 days and states that shipping through the vital Strait of Hormuz would be “unrestricted,” without any tolls paid to Iran, but the potential pact still requires President Trump’s approval, Axios reported. Trump wants several days to mull over the deal, according to the report. An agreement to extend the truce would represent a diplomatic breakthrough and potentially bring the US and Iran closer to reopening normal maritime traffic through the strait, which usually carries around a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas supply. For more, we speak with Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist for Bloomberg Intelligence. (Source: Bloomberg)

James Talarico Regrets Going Full Woke

Also, can Stephen and Katie Miller stop whining?

Oil prices dip amid reports of tentative US-Iran deal

Oil prices dipped Thursday amid reports that the U.S. and Iran had reached a tentative deal to extend their ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. International benchmark Brent crude was trading at about $94 per barrel as of Thursday afternoon, down from about $96 per barrel before reports emerged.  U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude was around $89 per barrel,…

Ex-counterterrorism chief warns of 'major problem' that could force US 'back into the war on Iran’s terms'

Ex-counterterror official Joe Kent warns keeping U.S. forces near Iran puts U.S. at risk of being "forced back into the war on Iran’s terms."

Can Talarico Flip Texas, or Are Democrats Just Dreaming?

For people of a certain vintage, or students of history, the idea of Texas being an absolute wasteland for Democrats seems a bit strange.