Rutherford County’s library fight has gone from policy debate to personnel firestorm. The Library Board ordered a set of children’s and young-adult titles moved off the juvenile shelves and into adult sections. When Executive Director Luanne James refused the directive and framed her refusal as a First Amendment stand, the board voted to terminate her. […] More

The Pentagon just showed everyone how a serious blockade looks. U.S. forces disabled two Iranian-flagged oil tankers trying to reach Iranian ports in the Gulf of Oman. CENTCOM released video and figures that make the point plain: this is not a press release, it is hard enforcement. U.S. strikes disable two Iranian tankers According to […] More

The Fifth Circuit has quietly erased a prior ruling about Louisiana’s legislative maps and sent the case back to the trial court after the Supreme Court rewrote the rules. If you like clear lines between politics and race, this is a welcome reset. If you prefer maps drawn by math teachers of identity politics, get […] More

Guy Benson dropped a blunt observation on Fox’s weekend panel: President Donald Trump “might be looking for Iran to give him a reason” to “finish the military job.” It’s not a throwaway line. It’s the kind of plain‑spoken reading of presidential rhetoric that ought to make every American who pays taxes and, more importantly, sends […] More

Senator Mark Kelly just walked into a hornet’s nest on national TV. After a Pentagon classified briefing about U.S. munitions, he told Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation that it’s “shocking how deep we have gone into these magazines.” He named Tomahawks, ATACMS, SM-3, THAAD and Patriot rounds, warned replenishment would take years, and suggested […] More

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Tax‑Day video did something bold: it pointed a finger at a living billionaire and dared him to stay. The clip — filmed near the penthouse owned by Ken Griffin and bluntly saying “we’re taxing the rich” — set off a public chain reaction. Big firms and Wall Street leaders pushed back fast, […] More

The Department of War just dropped a bombshell that has people from every corner of the country talking. Under President Donald J. Trump’s directive, the administration launched PURSUE — the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters — and posted the first public tranche of declassified UAP (UFO) files at WAR.GOV/UFO. Call it Release […] More

Food prices are rising and supply chains are wobbling — this isn’t the time to freak out, it’s the time to act. Below is a practical, prioritized action plan to protect your family, stretch your budget, and build real food resilience using prepper, homesteader, and survival strategies. Quick Prep Checklist: What to do first Start […] More

South Carolina just watched a simple plan to redraw congressional lines stall at the state Senate. A vote to extend the legislative calendar failed to reach the two‑thirds majority it needed. That means the map change aimed at the state’s lone Democratic seat cannot move forward unless Governor Henry McMaster calls a special session — […] More

The fight over Virginia’s “lobster map” has just gotten uglier and louder. Attorney General Jay Jones took the unusual step of asking Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. to issue an emergency administrative stay at the U.S. Supreme Court. He wants the Court to pause the Supreme Court of Virginia’s 4–3 decision that voided the […] More

Deputy Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Counterterrorism Dr. Sebastian Gorka told listeners on a national radio show that the White House is finally cleaning house in the intelligence world. He said the goal is plain: stop chasing made-up threats and stop using national security as a political cudgel against conservatives. If you […] More

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has been in the headlines again, this time over a video that claims she owns a foreign mansion worth $5 million and is quietly spending time overseas. The clip has set off a fresh round of fire from both critics and supporters, and it raises real questions about optics, loyalty, and […] More

The scene outside Park East Synagogue was ugly and telling: an anti‑Israel protest that tipped into a riot, masked agitators chanting for the end of a Jewish state, and police trying to hold the line while the mayor offers soothing words about “gathering.” New Yorkers watching this unfold saw more than a street scuffle — […] More

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has done something bold: he pushed back the deadline for his executive budget and said he’s now waiting on Albany to fix a roughly $5.4 billion shortfall. That is the news. He also appears to be scrapping a plan to raise property taxes and instead is leaning hard on the State of […] More

Ken Griffin’s public warning at the Milken Institute should be louder than the mayor’s PR stunt. The Citadel founder says his firm is “doubling down” on Miami and putting a major New York redevelopment at risk after Mayor Zohran Mamdani pushed a new pied‑à‑terre tax and filmed a viral video outside Griffin’s Manhattan property. This […] More

Senator Dave McCormick made a plain, tough-minded point at Breitbart’s “Harnessing American Power” event: when President Donald Trump sits down with President Xi Jinping on his China trip this week, American energy exports and artificial intelligence should be at the top of the agenda. That’s not idle chatter — it’s a clear play to use […] More

The daytime TV crowd had a full-on freakout over the latest chatter about who might carry the Republican torch after President Donald J. Trump. A recent The View segment suggested Secretary of State Marco Rubio could be the 2028 nominee instead of Vice President J.D. Vance, and the reaction was equal parts alarm and theater. […] More

A public spat between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Citadel Founder & CEO Ken Griffin is now more than a Twitter headline. It is a live test of whether New York’s new “tax the rich” style politics will win votes or chase away jobs and investment. Mamdani doubled down on his pied‑à‑terre plan. Griffin doubled down […] More

Governor Gavin Newsom quietly chose not to stop the parole of a convicted killer, and now a 75‑year‑old man convicted in a brutal 1974 murder is eligible to walk out of the California Men’s Colony. That decision — or deliberate lack of one — matters. It shows whose side the governor is on: the criminal’s […] More

Tesla has quietly filed a voluntary safety recall with the NHTSA after a software release caused rearview camera images to delay or go blank when drivers shifted into reverse. The company says it has already pushed a fix over the air, but the recall still covers 218,868 U.S. vehicles and shows a troubling gap between […] More