The Alamo Post - Independent Conservative Journalism

A Fox News poll shows 44% of voters now view socialism favorably, up from 36% in 2019. That seven-point climb is the direct product of two decades of classroom indoctrination, left completely unanswered.

Tom Emmer isn't grandstanding. If Minnesota's governor and attorney general buried evidence of pandemic fraud, they committed obstruction — and no party affiliation makes that acceptable.

Farhad Shakeri was charged with plotting to kill Donald Trump on behalf of Iran's IRGC. His coercion defense belongs in a courtroom. Iran's culpability belongs in U.S. foreign policy — and the response so far isn't anywhere close to enough.

More than 4,000 tips have reached the FBI investigation into Nancy Guthrie's disappearance. The Bureau has 35,000 employees and a $10.9 billion annual budget. The question isn't whether citizens should help — it's why they have to.

Virginia Democrats passed legislation mandating January 6 be taught as a 'violent insurrection' and banning teachers from presenting election fraud claims as credible. The state has picked a side. Parents who disagree have no recourse.

Usha Vance, Second Lady and Yale Law graduate who clerked for Chief Justice Roberts, announced she and VP JD Vance are expecting their fourth child. The cultural left's reaction within 48 hours was contempt. The country's 1.62 fertility rate is why this matters.

JD and Usha Vance are expecting their fourth child. The diversity industry that built its credibility on celebrating immigrant success stories has no category for a South Asian-American woman who chooses conservative family life.

Bernie Sanders' wealth tax bill promises $3,600 annual checks while imposing an annual levy the Constitution almost certainly prohibits. European nations tried this exact tax and repealed it. The check is bait.

Trump's maximum pressure campaign against Iran is strategically correct — but financial pain at home is eroding the domestic will to see it through. Closing that gap is now the central challenge of the policy.

Artemis II returned Americans to deep space for the first time since 1972. The mission succeeded. The SLS rocket costs $4.1 billion per launch — SpaceX flies comparable missions for $150 million. That gap is the story Washington doesn't want told.

A new study identifies a hidden Alzheimer's risk factor threatening millions of older Americans. The real story is the $360 billion caregiving burden crushing working families while Congress funds drugs they will never afford.

AI systems are engineered to replace what faith once provided: comfort, answers, and the sense of being heard. Christians who can't name functional idolatry when it ships with a product launch are making the same mistake as Israel at the foot of Sinai.

Kathie Lee Gifford says God made her famous so she could be bold about Jesus. That's a coherent theology of purpose — and a rebuke to every celebrity Christian who retreats into vague spirituality the moment a camera gets pointed at them.

Silicon Valley's AI industry is building systems it openly describes as god-like in capability and redemptive in purpose. Christians cannot stay silent while a new golden calf is assembled in server farms, funded by venture capital, and worshipped by the tech elite.

Pete Hegseth's assessment that Iran's chaotic retaliation drove its own partners toward Washington is accurate, not spin. Tehran handed the United States a strategic windfall through operational failure and regional miscalculation.

Mexican cartels are adjusting strategy in response to Trump's FTO designations and military pressure. For the first time in a generation, cartel commanders fear American retaliation. That's progress — but only if Washington holds the line.

France is proposing a broader European nuclear deterrent as American commitment to NATO faces political uncertainty. This is the strategic reckoning Europe chose to defer for thirty years — and the bill is now due.

American B-2 Spirit stealth bombers are landing at UK bases within days after Trump pressured Keir Starmer. This is what allied deterrence looks like when American leadership stops apologizing and starts demanding.

Senator Mike Lee's Constitutional Carry Reciprocity Act would let any law-abiding American carry across state lines without a permit. Twenty-seven states already allow permitless carry — the remaining states are running obstruction, not safety policy.

Major broadcast networks gave sustained airtime to questions about U.S. military strikes while Iran's assassination plotting against Trump got episodic coverage. This isn't occasional bias — it's a coherent editorial posture with foreign policy consequences.