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Where Is the NRA Now? If You’re Not Outraged by Minneapolis, It Was Never About “Gun Rights.”
Minneapolis is once again a national flashpoint—not because of a city council vote or some abstract policy debate, but because federal immigration enforcement has turned everyday streets into a live-fire political theater.
The Mossad Visit Didn’t Stop the Train — It Just Changed the Track
GP News Analysis: Bottom Line: If you’re waiting for a clean “decision point” on Iran, you’re going to miss what’s actually happening. The decision is being distributed across signals: backchannel diplomacy, force-posture shaping, leadership survivability moves, and allied hedging. This morning’s Mossad consultations look like they tempered U.S. timing — not U.S. intent. What’s confirmed (facts, not vibes) The director of Israel's Mossad spy agency, David Barnea, arrived
Iran, Energy, and the Ghost of 1980: Why Trump Is Acting Now
Trump’s real reason is not solidarity with Iranian protesters.
It is:
Power projection – demonstrating dominance in a moment when domestic means of control feel constrained
Domestic political signaling – reassuring anxious voters that he is “in charge” amid economic unease
Institutional dominance – forcing the bureaucracy, allies, and adversaries to react to him
Crisis leverage – creating a volatile situation he alone claims the ability to manage
Narrative control – shaping t
Politics
Make Memory Great Again?
UNEXPECTED TRUMP MOMENT: Pauses OIL MEETING to stare out window. He stood at the window like a man waiting on a prophecy.Mid-meeting, mid-crisis, mid-sentence—Trump left the table and wandered to the White House window, staring into the distance like he heard a soundtrack the rest of us couldn’t hear. And now… he’s out here calling Greenland “Iceland.” Repeatedly. It would be funny if the nuclear codes weren’t real. 📍 Let’s talk about what just happened — and why millions o
Shutdown Chicken: Why January 30 Became the Cliff—and What Voters Need to Do Next
BREAKING LEAD The federal government is barreling toward another shutdown, with January 30 now locked in as the drop-dead date. This isn’t random. It’s the result of deliberate congressional choices, leadership power struggles, and election-year strategy on both sides of the aisle. As Democrats and Republicans play chicken, the real costs will land first on federal workers, contractors, Black communities, and working-class families—long before lawmakers feel political pain.
The Law Is a Two-Way Street: How Trump’s Legal Strategy Came Back Around
Attorney General Pam Bondi, left, and Luigi Mangione are shown in a split image. Mangione’s lawyers argued in a court filing that Bondi should have recused herself from the decision to seek the death penalty in the federal case. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images; Curtis Means for Daily Mail via Pool) American law loves precedent. Not just the kind written in case reporters—but the kind established in strategy . What we are watching unfold in the Luigi Mangione
Finance
Disaster Capitalism for Beginners: A Black Investor’s Playbook for Venezuela Chaos
What’s Happening (and why markets care) Multiple credible outlets are reporting a U.S. military operation in Venezuela , Trump signaling the U.S. will “run” Venezuela “for a while,” and claims that major U.S. oil companies are prepared to invest billions to restore output. That combination matters to markets because it hits three price drivers at the same time: Energy supply + shipping risk (oil markets price fear fast) Defense spending expectations (Pentagon posture, repl
ANALYSIS: AT&T’s Anti-DEI Pivot — and the Wealth Opportunity It Just Handed Black America
AT&T ( NYSE:T ) is making a sharp policy turn, committing to end its diversity, equity and inclusion programs as it pushes to win regulatory approval for a $1.02 billion purchase of wireless spectrum licenses from U.S. Cellular. Introduction AT&T’s (NYSE: T) public commitment to walk away from Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) initiatives marks another major corporation bending to political pressure from the far-right. On the surface, companies frame these rollbacks as
Presha Buss Pipes: The Shutdown, Target, and the Power of Black Timing
Why This Matters Right Now Family… this ain’t just about Target. This ain’t just about the shutdown. This ain’t just about holiday shopping. This is about control — who has it, who lost it, and who’s finally realizing we been holding it the whole time. Right now — THIS winter — is the moment Black America can: shift economic gravity, disrupt corporate predictability, protect our coin, and finally weaponize the spending power we’ve been giving away for free. Let me break this
Sports
Stefon Diggs, Serious Allegations, and the Social Media Courtroom: How We Talk About This Without Turning It Into an Instant Verdict
There are moments when the loudest thing you can do is slow down . Because the allegations circulating right now about New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs are not “internet drama.” They are serious—violent—claims that deserve to be treated with gravity. But so does due process . We’ve watched too many stories play out where public opinion sprints ahead of the facts, and the consequences land on everybody—victims, the accused, families, workplaces, and whole commu
The Dumbest Negro on the Planet: A Master Class in Self-Sabotage
Sherrone Moore’s fall from grace at Michigan isn’t just a scandal — it’s a masterclass in how fast a Black man can lose generational wealth, institutional trust, and a once-in-a-lifetime leadership platform when ego outruns wisdom. His story is not about infidelity alone. It’s about judgment, or more precisely, the catastrophic absence of it.
Opting Out Before the Players Do: Notre Dame’s Strategic Bowl Exit
Notre Dame snubbed from CFP, skips bowl game ✅ The case for Notre Dame “getting ahead” Bowl games have become less valuable for some student-athletes. For many players, particularly those likely to enter the NFL Draft, a mid-tier bowl tied up with little exposure, minimal payoff, and a real risk of injury. In recent years, it’s become more common for individual players to opt out of bowl games to begin draft preparation or avoid unnecessary contact. Notre Dame has a high num
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Welcome to the Black Experience, White America!
///Truth Bomb of the Day/// ***Warning***: If you're sensitive, just keeeeeep scrolling. This ain't for you. For the rest of us, this was the comedy sketch that wasn't. White people, let me be brutally honest. Trump is treating y'all like a bunch of n-words. This is shameful. Y'all really should do something about this. Because here’s the part that got me: the same people clutching their pearls right now—talkin’ 'bout “This isn’t who we are” and “They’re doing too much”—are t
When the Check Comes Back, So Do the Amnesia Attacks
A Ghetto Philosopher Analysis Here’s the part of the music business nobody likes to talk about: people love recovery specialists when the money is missing, but start acting brand new once the money shows up. According to court filings, Artists Rights Enforcement says that Dionne Warwick — either directly or through her legal team — asked multiple companies, including Rhino (Warner Music’s catalog arm), Sony, and the UK’s PPL, to pay her directly instead of paying Artists Righ
Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Rides High as Critics Hail Genre-Bending Masterpiece
Beyoncé released her highly anticipated album Cowboy Carter on March 29, delivering a powerful blend of country, gospel, and Americana....
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GP News Caribbean Travel & Security Advisory
///GP NEWS TRAVEL ADVISORY/// Issued: January 2026 Audience: U.S. Citizens, with focused guidance for Black American travelers Regional Context: Escalating military confrontation involving Venezuela Last Reviewed: January 2026 (Updates issued as conditions evolve) TRAVEL DECISION QUICK CHECK (READ THIS FIRST) Most travel risks currently stem from disruption, not direct danger. If this table gives you pause, listen to it. If you are… Recommendation Flying direct to Northe
AND SCENE: Fawn Weaver “Making Up” — Accountability, PR, and Why Black Consumers Don’t Owe Blind Loyalty
Fawn Weaver, CEO and founder of Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey. (Photo: Uncle Nearest) So Fawn Weaver popped back out with the make-up video. You know the one: the “we’re good now” energy, the camera angles, the neat little storyline that says, See? Everybody can go home. Nothing to see here. And listen… it was cringe. But I’m not mad that she tried to make it right. I’m mad it took so long — after the internet overwhelmingly said, “Nah, Sis, you handled that wrong.” Becaus
Love, Peace & Protection: Don Cornelius And The Long War Against White Appropriation Of Black Culture
The Old War In A New Suit When Don Cornelius turned down Dick Clark’s million-dollar buyout, he did more than protect a TV show. He broke a generational cycle. Because the truth is simple and brutal: America does not have a “culture industry.” America has a Black culture extraction industry. From the plantation to TikTok, from minstrel shows to AI-generated “urban” voices, from Elvis to influencer culture, the formula has never changed: Black creativity. White ownership. Whit
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