President Donald Trump took the stage in Clarksville, Tennessee, to rally voters ahead of the midterm elections. The F&M Bank Arena was packed with supporters as the president pushed Republican turnout, touted a major manufacturing investment for the state, and traded his usual mix of policy points and off‑the‑cuff humor. Musician Kid Rock opened the […] More
Christa Pike — the woman who survived Tennessee’s recent attempt to execute her — has been discharged from a hospital and moved back to the Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center, her lawyers say. The brief update is the latest chapter in a messy and unusual episode that has left more questions than answers about how […] More
Aaron Paul, the actor best known from Breaking Bad, has quietly moved his family from Los Angeles to Paris and is enjoying what he calls the “European lifestyle.” That’s the simple story. The over-the-top headlines claiming he has “renounced America” are not. This is a move, not a legal divorce from U.S. citizenship — and […] More
President Donald Trump has approved a long-delayed measure of justice: the Army will carry out convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan’s death sentence by firing squad, and the Army has scheduled the execution for December 3 at 1 p.m. Central — the same hour the terrorist unleashed his slaughter. For seventeen years families and […] More
President Donald Trump erupted after the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to Navanethem “Navi” Pillay. Speaking at a Syracuse rally and on Truth Social, Mr. Trump said the United States — “represented by me, as your President” — should have received the prize and called the committee’s choice an “indelible stain” […] More
The missile strike on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh that killed a dozen people — including an American — and wounded hundreds is not a distant news item you scroll past. It is a sharp, ugly escalation. President Donald Trump’s quick public say‑so that “we may” join Saudi strikes is the clearest sign yet […] More
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A new flashpoint in the immigration and campaign-safety debate landed in Pennsylvania this week when ICE arrested a Nigerian national after a public indecency incident — and the Department of Homeland Security publicly tied the man to a Democratic congressional campaign. The arrest and DHS statement raise questions about who campaigns hire in tight races, […] More
At a Breitbart event this week, Secretary Markwayne Mullin made one thing plain: the Department of Homeland Security is shifting from blunt, high‑visibility worksite raids to smart, warrant‑based targeting of individuals. That change matters for immigration enforcement, public safety, and the messy political fight that follows every ICE operation. Love it or hate it, this […] More
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ABC News ran an analysis this week saying companies tied to President Donald Trump’s sons have won or been promised more than $6 billion in government contracts — and the story exploded across the usual left‑wing outlets right when the President announced a major Anduril/Navy Arsenal‑2 package. Then the main ABC URL went down and […] More
The “Cornell 7” story is more than a campus scuffle. As Newsmax host Rob Finnerty points out, it reads like a lesson in how politics, ideology, and a selective hunger for headlines can drown out facts and fairness. Whatever the legalities are, the public deserves a clear, even-handed look — not another performance staged to […] More
The White House publicly lashed out at sitcom mogul Chuck Lorre after his acceptance speech at a Los Angeles charity gala turned into a political roast. White House spokesperson Davis Ingle told reporters that Lorre should “immediately seek psychiatric help” for what he called “Trump Derangement Syndrome.” The blunt rebuke has turned a fundraiser for […] More
The White House’s new Super Intelligence Force just moved from talk to teeth. Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor told CNN this week the task force will push for a formal notification system for “rogue” AI models, contingency plans across agencies, and stronger enforcement of safety promises. Translation: the White House is preparing to […] More
Secretary of State Marco Rubio fired a blunt shot at Amnesty International during a joint press availability in Lisbon. He called the group “a fraud” and said it should be shining a spotlight on the Iranian regime’s atrocities instead of lecturing the United States and Israel. His remarks came after Amnesty released reports alleging civilian […] More
The Megyn Kelly Show recently aired a blunt conversation with Matt Taibbi about what some say are shockingly graphic classes at Cornell and a torrent of TikTok videos that twist the truth and fib to followers — even to their own kids. Parents are angry. College administrators are defensive. And social media is doing what […] More
The Government Accountability Office has just dropped a report that should make anyone who cares about taxpayer dollars sit up. The GAO found that the State Department inherited roughly $52.1 billion in cumulative obligations tied to about 730 former‑USAID awards — and it doesn’t have the basic data or written rules to manage them. That’s […] More
The Supreme Court quietly handed down a big shrug this week. In its post‑conference order list the justices denied review in hundreds of petitions. Among the denials were politically charged and legally important cases: a school ban on “Let’s Go Brandon” sweatshirts, at‑least‑one as‑applied Second Amendment challenge to the federal felon‑in‑possession law, and multiple COVID‑19 […] More
ABC News ran an online analysis tying President Donald Trump’s sons and their firm, 1789 Capital, to “billions” in Pentagon business — then quietly pulled the story after Anduril’s founder and others publicly disputed key numbers. The spike raises the same old question: when national news outlets rush to a political narrative, who checks the […] More
Attorney General Todd Blanche went on Fox News Sunday and shot down one of the silliest election scares of the season: the claim that “armed federal agents” will patrol polling places this fall. Blanche called that idea “completely false,” said the Department of Justice plans to deploy election monitors as it has in past cycles, […] More
The Pentagon announced it will livestream the Army firing‑squad execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, and Senator Jon Ossoff answered by calling Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth “a deeply unwell person who seems to relish this kind of brutality.” That exchange lays bare where the two parties stand: one side talking tough about consequences and victims, the […] More
The S&P 500 has just hit a fresh record this week, and Wall Street is crowing like the party started on cue. That market move matters because it undercuts a long‑standing story investors like to tell: that stocks rally big after midterm elections. The real news is not that stocks are high — it’s that […] More
A Florida sheriff has announced he will not charge a father who pulled a gun at an Indiantown school bus stop after teenagers allegedly bullied his son over a slice of pizza. Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek says investigators found the dad acted in self‑defense, and that decision set off a heated community meeting led […] More
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Senator Rand Paul has just posted more pages from Dr. Anthony Fauci’s personal diary, and the excerpts are as politically explosive as a soda can shaken by a toddler. The new material shows Fauci privately trashing Donald Trump, flattering Chinese health officials, and noting that a stash of “confidential files” disappeared in a ransomware attack. […] More
The big news this week wasn’t another polling number. It was a long, on‑the‑record TIME Magazine interview with President Donald Trump — and the media cabal’s reaction to it. On MS NOW’s The Briefing with Jen Psaki, journalist and guest commentator Jim Acosta declared the president “just not all there anymore.” That sound bite tells […] More
The Pentagon has announced a major step in a long, painful case: President Donald Trump has approved carrying out the death sentence for Nidal Malik Hasan by a U.S. Army firing squad. Families of the Fort Hood victims have been told an execution date is being set, and the military is moving to enforce a […] More
The Babylon Bee did what it does this week: turned a serious international aviation scare into a punch line. Their new satire claimed authorities “now believe” the Flydubai copilot was “radicalized by watching Ms. Rachel videos.” It’s funny if you like sharp, absurd satire. It’s dangerous if readers mistake it for real reporting. And judging […] More
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The USS Abraham Lincoln has steamed back into its San Diego pier flanked by applause, flags and a heap of complicated questions. On Fox’s America Reports, Marine Corps Ret. Maj. Gen. Arnold Punaro praised the carrier’s work in the Middle East — and suggested Saudi Arabia might have to step up against the Houthis as […] More
The fight over the National Labor Relations Board is not over. What started as a sharp turn under President Biden’s NLRB general counsel has left a pile of cases and a political hangover that the Trump administration now says it must clean up. That fight — over whether the NLRB served workers or unions and […] More