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From Motorcade Trunk to White House Confidante: The Rising Influence of Natalie Harp
by Winston Wendell Remarks by Senator Jon Ossoff (D‑Ga.) that President Trump “travels with Natalie” has rekindled interest in the relationship between the president and his 35-year-old aide Natalie Harp. Known as the “human printer” for providing printouts of positive online stories about Donald Trump while he was in transit, Ms. Harp was once again…
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A Score Card: Examining the Economic, Legal, and Social Legacy of the Trump and GOP Era
by Winston Wendell As the 2026 political cycle approaches, America faces a question it can’t keep skirting: Is Trump’s strongman persona and brand of hardline republicanism really what this country needs, or a risky step backward with consequences we haven’t fully reckoned with? A compilation of legal, academic, and investigative articles presents a detailed list…
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Economists Warn of Imbalance as Trump Cheers Stock Market Success
by Winston Wendell Despite Trump’s optimism about the US economy, there are growing concerns about the gap between main street and wall street. In recent months, the stock market has seen a three week long rise. This has put the S&P 500 close to a record high which Trump is quick to point out as…
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Retrograde Engineering: Why Trump’s Steam Catapult Order is a Bad Move for the Navy
by Winston Wendell Now is not the time to be worrying about the technical specifications of catapults when America’s households are drowning in the rising costs of gasoline, food, and healthcare. Yet, that is exactly what former President Donald Trump seems to be doing as he wakes up from his delusionary stupor. In one of…
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Trump’s Secret Flight: Did the President Jeopardize Lives for a Risky Decoy Plan?
by Winston Wendell Last month at a NATO meeting in Turkey, President Trump abruptly left his plane and used decoys to guard against a possible Iranian attack, despite safer options. He left his bodyguards, reporters, and security detail on the tarmac, secretly exiting via a catering truck, boarding a smaller plane back to England, and…
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Inside the Trump DOJ Corruption Scandal: Why a Federal Judge Just Torched a Top Official Over the Adani Case
by Winston Wendell When the machinery of American justice begins to wheeze and grind to a halt, it’s rare that we get to see proceedings from behind the velvet curtains. Every now and then, however, a federal judge feels inclined to pull back the curtain for good and show us the workings of the system…
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The Illusion of a “Golden Age”: How the Iran War Impacts the Economy and the Nation’s Security
by Winston Wendell President Donald Trump has asserted that America has entered upon a new “Golden Age.” This is a far cry from the reality we see on the ground today, where over one hundred thousand jobs have been lost in just the past two months. Gas prices are skyrocketing, and groceries are costing a…
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The Art of Safe Dissent: How Susan Collins Mastered the Illusion of Rebellion
by Winston Wendell I have always been interested in theater, but there are not many people who could describe Senator Susan Collins’s art as political theater so convincingly. Her most recent performance regarding the confirmation hearings of Todd Blanche, Trump’s former attorney, perfectly illustrates the art of rebellion. When Senator Lisa Murkowski announced her opposition…
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Federal Appeals Court Halted Construction on Trump’s Ballroom Project
Blue Press Journal WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court has paused construction on President Donald Trump’s budgeted 400 million-dollar project of the White House ballroom. The court ruled that building the ballroom should be immediately stopped from proceeding with any jobs “above ground”, including features the government claims are necessary security measures. On Friday, a…
