Most people consume news like this: something blows up on Twitter, cable news runs it for 48 hours, you form an opinion based on whatever clip got the most engagement.

By the time you understand the actual story — the policy implications, who benefits, what it means for your money and your rights — the cycle has already moved on.

This is by design. Mainstream media doesn't make money by helping you understand things. They make money by keeping you engaged. Those are very different goals.

I started Frontline Report because I was tired of explaining basic context to smart people. Not because they're uninformed — because the information ecosystem is broken.

Here's what I do differently:

• I read the actual bills, filings, and transcripts so you don't have to

• I explain who benefits from every policy move — follow the money, always

• I give you both sides honestly, then tell you what I think and why

If you're 18-30 and you feel like the news is happening at you instead of for you — that's exactly why I built this.

Frontline Report. Cut through the noise.