Mike McDaniel is a staff writer on the Breaking and Trending News team at Sports Illustrated. His reporting spans various themes, including politics, public policy, and sports, with a focus on current affairs and social interest topics. McDaniel's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Merced Sun-Star, WJAR-TV, and the Miami Herald.
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Another end run around the Constitution fails.
Antifa f***ed around and found out.
Keep your heads on a swivel and keep your weapons close. July Fourth, 2026 marks America's 250 anniversary.
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Fitness habits begin in childhood, or usually, not at all. Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. is working to MAHA—Make America Healthy Again.
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Is the very common AR-15 really common? The Supreme Court's Heller decision in 2008 established that the Second Amendment is a
Yet another predictable example of anti-American hatred from one of America's most anti-American governors.
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Suicidal empathy is suicidal. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia thought Justice Robert Jackson (1941-1954) “the greatest legal stylist of the 20 Century.”
Google “Buttigieg swatting” to find precisely the kind of press Pete has been seeking. And I'm sure we'll be hearing about it on the campaign trail. That such a horrible thing—legitimate authorities doing their legal duty to protect children—can happen in America is, well, horrible, and in Pete's case, politically useful.
