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Key West Honors Jimmy Buffett

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The Florida Keys News Bureau details the festivities that took place in Key West over the weekend in honor of Jimmy Buffett. The Bureau reports: A four-day celebration paying tribute to the internationally acclaimed Jimmy Buffett ended Monday, after the singer/songwriter passed away a year ago. Thousands of Florida Keys residents and visitors gathered on […]

Government Theology: Everyone Knows It by Now

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At LewRockwell.com, Karen Kwiatkowski explains that if government even considers the Ten Commandments, everyone knows what it thinks of the 8th-“Thou shalt not steal,”-and the 10th-“Thou shalt not covet.” The answer, explains Kwiatkowski, is that government doesn’t think of them at all. She writes: Congressman Ron Paul’s famous desk sign said Don’t Steal. The Government […]

MINNEAPOLIS MISERY: Radical City Government Protects Illegals

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You may last remember Minneapolis from the riots that occurred under Gov. Tim Walz, who refused to send in the National Guard to stem the violence. Now, the city’s radical progressive government is working hard to protect its illegal inhabitants by making them protected citizens on par with the disabled. At the Institute for Political […]

BIOHAZARD: Clearing “The Zone” in Phoenix

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You have read plenty about “no-go zones” here on Richardcyoung.com. They began in France, where police ceded control of entire neighborhoods to Muslim immigrants. But America has developed its own no-go zones, like Boston’s Mass-and-Cass. When cities are chopped up into protected and non-protected areas, the wealthy are saved, and the rest are left to […]

No One Wants to Talk about Zuckerberg’s Big Admission

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  Mark Zuckerberg recently released a letter to the House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan that admitted his company was pressured to censor content by the Biden-Harris administration. Read the letter here: But the mainstream media doesn’t want to talk about the Biden-Harris administration’s censorship campaign. So Tucker Carlson has stepped in to the fill […]

Is America Spread Too Thin?

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After recent news about the Navy’s inability to man seventeen support ships because of personnel shortages and the Navy’s abandonment of the Indo-Pacific region with regard to carrier groups, Benny Avni wonders in The New York Sun if the U.S. can still be called a superpower. He writes: As American aircraft carriers are absent in […]

Key West Commemorates Jimmy Buffett

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From August 30 to September 2, Key West, Florida, will host a celebration to commemorate the life of the city’s favorite son, Jimmy Buffett. The Keys News reports: The late singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett will be honored with a celebration set for Aug. 30 through Sept. 2 in Key West, the place where he developed the […]

The Dangers of Ultra-Processed Foods

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Just how bad are ultra-processed foods? They’re in every store, and Americans eat them all the time, but many don’t know how bad they are for your health. Jonel Aleccia of the Associated Press reports: Here’s the tricky part. Many studies suggest that diets high in such foods are linked to negative health outcomes. But […]

RFK Jr.: Free Speech, Anti War, and for the Children

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During his endorsement speech for Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. explained that three great causes drove him to enter the presidential race. Donald W. Miller, Jr., MD explains at LewRockwell.com that the reasons were “1) free speech; 2) the war in Ukraine; and 3) the war on our children.” He writes: Free speech in […]

HARRIS VOTERS: No Thought, Only Disordered Emotion

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What do you find in the mind of a Kamala Harris voter? According to James Howard Kunstler, there are no thoughts, only disordered emotions. Kunstler explains the courageous move by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to suspend his campaign and endorse Donald Trump. Kennedy is putting the Democratic Party that his father and uncle built behind […]