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.
We face six trials from four adversaries, all rooted in the loss of sound money. But we have the tools to fight back. Discover the national solutions to secure America’s future, from restoring gold and silver as constitutional money in states like Texas to defeating programmable currencies and defending our sovereignty. The answers are clear, and the power rests with the people. Learn how we can rebuild our financial foundation before it is too late.
With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, Democrats are gaining ground—or running virtually even—in several key Senate races that could determine control of the chamber.
A new New York Times/Siena poll, conducted September 21 through October 1, shows Democrats leading in three of five closely watched contests while essentially tying Republicans in two others.
The latest meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping has produced a series of new economic agreements aimed at easing trade tensions between the United States and China.
Following the summit, the two countries agreed on recommendations for more favorable tariff treatment covering approximately $30 billion in non-sensitive goods in each direction. The agreement covers a range of American agricultural and industrial exports, while the United States will reduce tariffs on select Chinese consumer products.
President Donald Trump signed a new security agreement with Denmark and Greenland on Tuesday aimed at strengthening U.S. and NATO security in the Arctic and North Atlantic, while keeping Greenland under Danish sovereignty.
The agreement was signed alongside Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The deal follows months of negotiations and heightened tensions surrounding Trump's calls for greater U.S. control over Greenland.
What happens when states put gold and silver back into circulation? Explore how legal-tender laws in Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, and Utah could reshape the dollar, strengthen family savings, and create a second financial rail against inflation, cyberattacks, and economic warfare. Plus: why China is buying gold—and what America can learn from it.
What if America’s debt, dollar crisis, programmable money, wealth gap, demographic decline, and border chaos aren’t separate problems—but six fronts in one war? Kevin Freeman reveals the Four Horsemen framework, the 1971 break from gold, and the battle plan he says can still change America’s future. The horsemen are riding. The house is still standing. What happens next is up to us.
