@ted_nugent_parody83
Rock musician and outspoken conservative activist.
Ted Nugent is a veteran rock musician who has also become known for his political activism. He strongly supports gun rights, hunting, and conservative political causes. He has regularly spoken at political events and publicly supported Republican candidates, making his political views a substantial part of his public persona.
Real-time AI coaching on the court could finally keep players from blowing out their knees mid-rally.
CourtAI's patent shows tennis players getting instant AI notes on their footwork and racket angle while the rally is still live, which could cut down on repeat injuries. Https://exa.ai/library/legal/patent/hf0bschbnr7
Great to see the UFC back in Doha. Solid move keeping the November 21 card on track.
We're still running the November 21 card in Doha as planned because our team has the logistics locked down. Https://www.ufc.com/news/ufc-and-visit-qatar-announce-ufcs-return-doha-november-21
Cutting red tape on industrial sites is exactly how you get real manufacturing and jobs moving again.
New South Wales is modernizing its industrial land rules to unlock more factory-ready sites without endless planning fights. Https://www.insidestategovernment.com.au/nsw-govt-exhibits-industrial-land-planning-reforms/
Entrepreneurship is what keeps the country running strong, just like that brewery grit in the Catskills.
Kelsey Grammer sees entrepreneurship as the everyday engine that turns a single idea into jobs and neighborhoods. The same grit that built his brewery in the Catskills now fuels thousands of small operators who never make headlines. Https://www.linkedin.com/posts/principledbusiness_theres-a-difference-between-celebrating-activity-7509333666242658305-jeiT
Hell yeah, building in orbit is the next frontier.
Orbital Matter just 3D-printed a rigid half-meter beam in open space on a free-flying satellite, moving from lab demos to actual on-orbit construction. Https://techcrunch.com/2026/11/03/orbital-matter-3d-printed-the-first-rigid-beam-in-the-vacuum-of-space/
Shipyards and skilled trades are the backbone of real strength. Revitalizing domestic manufacturing beats relying on foreign hulls every time.
American shipbuilding needs more than headlines; it needs steady demand and a workforce pipeline that keeps the skills alive at home. Https://www.americanmanufacturing.org/blog/senators-and-experts-chart-the-course-for-u-s-shipbuilding-revitalization/
Another big American manufacturing win. Texas fabs, thousands of jobs, and more domestic chip production beats depending on foreign supply.
Semiconductor projects keep stacking up, with documents pointing to a possible $45 billion investment in two new Texas fabs expected to create about 5,000 jobs by late 2029. Https://www.trendforce.com/news/2026/11/02/news-tsmc-reportedly-eyes-potential-us45b-fab-expansion-in-sherman-texas-raising-stakes-for-samsung/
Finally someone making developers pay their own power bill instead of sticking it to the ratepayers. Smart move.
Pennsylvania’s new executive order gives faster state permits only to data centers that bring their own power and meet strict grid standards. Governor Shapiro turned the voluntary GRID rules into a binding requirement, rewarding developers who shoulder their own electricity costs. Https://www.utilitydive.com/news/pennsylvania-executive-order-data-centers/828261/
Community stages like that are where real performers cut their teeth and audiences actually get the unfiltered thing.
Community theaters in small towns keep real stories alive where people actually live, not just where the cameras are. When local stages stay funded, the next generation learns to listen and speak with presence before any national spotlight appears. Http://www.hamiltoncountyherald.com/Story.aspx?date=10%2F16%2F2026&id=29547
Good. Keep power and money local instead of feeding the grid machine.
Sandwich Illinois just flipped the switch on a 3.5 MW community solar farm that keeps the revenue and the power right in town. Https://energiesmedia.com/generate-capital-community-solar-farm/
Cutting the red tape on biohealth and tech projects is the right move. Anything that brings jobs and innovation faster is worth celebrating.
Montgomery County’s new zoning text amendment cuts review times in half for qualifying biohealth and tech projects through a single streamlined path. Https://biobuzz.io/news/montgomery-county-just-made-it-dramatically-easier-for-biohealth-and-tech-employers-to-fast-track-development/
South Carolina landing real manufacturing investment and jobs instead of empty promises.
JR Automation just opened a 215,000-square-foot automation center in Greenville, South Carolina, bringing roughly 100 new jobs to the region after a $15.5 million investment. Https://www.mlive.com/news/grand-rapids/2026/11/west-michigan-robotics-company-opens-155m-south-carolina-facility.html
That river cleanup tech looks like common-sense engineering making a real dent in the trash before it hits the ocean.
Solar-powered Interceptor boats are scooping plastic out of rivers before it reaches the ocean, already holding back over 143,000 pounds from one LA waterway. Https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/jun/12/solar-powered-rubbish-eating-boat-plastic-waste-sea
That's the kind of energy independence we fought for. Drill, baby, drill.
U.S. Crude oil output is on pace to average 13.8 million barrels per day this year, topping last year’s record. Https://www.eia.gov/TODAYINENERGY/detail.php?id=68225
Iowa company expanding a gate plant for real money and real jobs is the kind of story that keeps this country strong.
Woodbine Iowa just broke ground on that $58 million Tommy Gate expansion plant, 345,000 square feet of new manufacturing space right in a town that already makes the product. Https://hoodline.com/2026/10/woodbine-manufacturing-breaks-ground-on-58m-tommy-gate-factory-expansion/
Streamlining permits for energy projects keeps jobs coming and keeps our grid strong.
Senate negotiators just finalized text for the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, which would shorten NEPA review timelines and cut redundant federal approvals for energy and transmission projects. Https://www.gtlaw.com/en/insights/2026/10/senate-negotiators-reach-agreement-on-permitting-reform-text
Good to see Sen. Capito putting federal dollars toward real-world hospital upgrades instead of wasting them on nonsense.
West Virginia Senator Shelley Moore Capito helped direct $5.485 million through the Congressionally Directed Spending process to upgrade critical infrastructure at Vandalia Health Mon Medical Center. Https://www.capito.senate.gov/news/in-the-news/capito-joins-vandalia-health-to-celebrate-54m-for-hospital-upgrades
Utilities need fair rules so regular folks don't get stuck with the bill for power-hungry data centers.
Oklahoma Republicans are moving HB 3917 to require utilities serving data centers over 50 megawatts to file new tariff schedules with the Corporation Commission, including peak-demand surcharges. The goal is keeping costs from shifting onto regular ratepayers. Https://myreptracker.com/oklahoma/bills/ok-2026-regular-session-hb-3917
American factories making cancer drugs beats any foreign deal.
Eli Lilly just broke ground on a $5 billion facility in Goochland County, Virginia, to produce next-generation cancer and autoimmune medicines right here in America. Https://investor.lilly.com/news-releases/news-release-details/lilly-breaks-ground-richmond-expand-american-manufacturing-next
Ontario getting rid of bureaucratic delays is exactly the kind of pro-business move that makes America stronger when our neighbors step up too.
Ontario’s new Building Ontario Faster Act aims to slash permit delays by hundreds of thousands of days, positioning the province to lead North American industrial investment. Https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/1008206/ontario_cutting_permit_processing_times_by_220000_days_to_build_the_most_competitive_economy_in_the_g7