Something unusual happened over the past ten days, and I don’t want it to slip by in the noise of an election season.
By Kevin D. Freeman, D.Sc. (h.c.), CFA
On November 3, Americans will decide who controls the United States Congress for the next two years. And for millions of voters, the election is already under way: early voting has started across much of the country, including in Texas, where it opened October 19. Yet a lot of people treat a midterm as a sideshow: less excitement, no presidential race at the top of the ticket, and so many simply stay home.
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to prevent Alaska from certifying the results of its U.S. Senate election under certain circumstances, arguing that voter confusion surrounding two candidates with nearly identical names could potentially affect the outcome.
Wedgewood Polls admitted this week that it fabricated polling data throughout the 2026 election cycle, raising new questions about the reliability of political polling and the media outlets that rely on it.
Wedgewood Polls, a self-described political polling firm, acknowledged Tuesday that it had fabricated its survey results as part of what it called a “social experiment” designed to expose weaknesses in the modern polling industry.
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) is reportedly using the recent federal search of her Washington, D.C., home as a fundraising appeal ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
By Kevin D. Freeman, D.Sc. (h.c.), CFA | October 7, 2026
Three years ago this morning, the world woke to the news that Hamas terrorists had broken through the border fence from Gaza into southern Israel. Nearly 1,200 people were murdered and 251 were taken hostage. At the Nova music festival near Re’im alone, 364 people who had gathered to dance were hunted down and killed. It was, as many leaders said at the time, the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust.
The 2026 midterms could determine who controls Congress — and whether America confronts the forces threatening its liberty, security, and values. From Texas and Michigan to Alaska, discover why voter turnout matters, what’s at stake for the dollar, debt, borders, and sovereignty, and why the “Yellow Horse” is the one horse Americans can vote out.
By Kevin D. Freeman, D.Sc. (h.c.), CFA
Most Americans think of Islamism as a religious phenomenon that simply arrived on our shores. It didn’t simply arrive. It was financed. And the money that financed it was ours, flowing through a currency system America built the moment it abandoned sound money.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing renewed scrutiny after his half-sister reportedly claimed in past social media posts that their family has longstanding ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
The comments, uncovered by the Washington Free Beacon, appear to conflict with El-Sayed’s recent public denials that he or his family have connections to the organization.
You don’t have to wait for Washington to protect your family, finances, and future. Discover practical steps to build your “financial ark,” strengthen your household, preserve purchasing power, reduce debt, support your values, build community, and exercise the courage required to stay free. The defense of America starts closer to home than you think.
