The old white power movement was already weak, fractured, and rejected by normal Americans. But according to DOJ allegations, the SPLC may have paid people tied to extremist groups while raising huge sums from donors who thought they were fighting hate. This is the dirty incentive behind the anti-hate industry.
AI data centers in the Mountain West bring real benefits: compute power, jobs, tax revenue, and energy innovation. But they also raise hard questions about water use, heat, power rates, local control, and who pays the real cost. Utah and Idaho are now the test cases for whether AI infrastructure can grow without becoming another crony megaproject.
Twin Rivers Charter School in Eugene, Oregon is chartered by Eugene School District 4J, which now requires staff review of policies affirming gender identity, expression, and equity for transgender and gender-expansive students. Parents should know how these policies affect records, privacy, pronouns, bathrooms, and their right to be informed.
Elon Musk’s public family conflicts reveal a deeper issue: parental alienation, broken family courts, and a culture that lets ideology come between parents and children. Ryan “Dickie” Thompson gives a Disruptarian take on parental rights, state power, and why family must come before politics.