March 2025 marks the fifth anniversary of the most disastrous overreach of government power in American history: the COVID-19 pandemic response.

What was initially presented as a two-week effort to "slow the spread" became a years-long nightmare of unconstitutional lockdowns, forced closures, and rampant lies from the mainstream media and Biden administration.

As we reflect on the past five years, it is crucial to acknowledge the harm caused by lockdown policies, the hypocrisy of government officials, and the outright lies that fueled one of the most damaging periods in modern American history.

It would be impossible to capture all the absurdities enforced during this period—from mandatory masking for children as young as two and social distancing to collectivist slogans like “It’s for the greater good that you stay home.”

Around the world, people were bombarded with messaging designed to divide, instill guilt and shame, and justify the cruel and unjust treatment of those who dared to question lockdowns and mandates. Our hope is that as time passes, we will continue to reflect on the fear and propaganda pushed by unelected bureaucrats and global organizations.

May future generations learn from our resilience and find the courage to stand against authoritarian overreach in the years to come.

Rumors of President Trump’s recent executive order aimed at abolishing the Department of Education (DoE) has sparked an intense debate, with the radical left resorting to its usual tactics of emotional manipulation and misinformation.

While the left loses their grip of control, this move aligns perfectly with the U.S. Constitution, as it embraces the principles of limited government, and restores power back to the states, to the people, and where it belongs.

Governor Gavin Newsom recently announced the launch of his own podcast, “This Is Gavin Newsom”, which he claims is an opportunity to “change the conversation” about California's success. While he may intend this to showcase California’s economic strength and progressive policies, many critics view it as little more than a distraction from the growing issues plaguing the state under his leadership.

After more than 21 years in power, Newsom’s actions continue to fuel public frustration, especially as pressing problems remain unsolved.

For decades, American taxpayers have unknowingly contributed their hard-earned money to a massive slush fund of corruption, money laundering, and reckless government spending—all under the guise of “foreign aid.” 

The recent discovery performed by Elon Musk’s team at DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) surrounding USAID (United States Agency for International Development) have uncovered billions of dollars being funneled into shadowy NGOs, global initiatives, and even the personal bank accounts of politicians, with little to no oversight. 

In a heated and revealing confirmation hearing, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took center stage, offering a compelling critique of America’s public health system, government spending, and corporate influence. 

His testimony underscored urgent national concerns—from rising chronic illness to the failures of Medicaid—while exposing the political divisions that continue to shape Washington.