The Trump administration just pulled a big lever on tech hiring. Vice President J.D. Vance and Department of Labor officials announced a pause on PERM green‑card processing for a string of major tech employers and IT vendors. This is being sold as a crackdown on visa fraud and a “hire Americans first” move. If you […] More
Jessica Killin says she wants to clean up Washington. But newly surfaced campaign disclosure papers show her household has a financial link to a lobbying firm that represents the adult‑industry trade group. That development is the latest twist in the hot race for Colorado’s 5th Congressional District, and it raises real questions about honesty, optics, […] More
The White House just tightened the screws on visa abuse. Vice President JD Vance stood beside Department of Labor and Justice officials and announced two aggressive moves aimed at tech companies, big IT outsourcers, and nine elite universities. The goal was simple: stop gaming of the H‑1B and J‑1 systems that sidelines American workers and […] More
The Israel Defense Forces this week announced it carried out strikes in southern Gaza that they say killed a Hamas commander tied to the October 7 massacre and another operative who was working to rebuild Hamas’s fighting power. The IDF named Ibrahim Alam as one of those eliminated and said he had taken part in […] More
Iran just drew a hard diplomatic line in the sand — and the rest of the world should pay attention. As reported by Reuters, a senior Iranian official told intermediaries there are no negotiations with the United States about Tehran’s nuclear program and insisted that U.S. recognition of Iran’s right to enrich uranium is a […] More
The scene was simple and plain: an aircraft carrier sliding into its San Diego homeport after one of the longest deployments in modern Navy history, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stepping aboard to hand the crew a Presidential Unit Citation. The short video clips that followed — sailors applauding and cheering as Hegseth read the […] More
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President Donald Trump has moved quickly to fill the gap at the top of the Army by naming Adam Telle as Acting Secretary of the Army after Dan Driscoll stepped down. The change comes after months of friction inside the Pentagon, and it raises obvious questions about leadership, policy direction, and who really runs the […] More
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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
New analysis of the CDC’s 2025 Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) has produced a surprise: fewer high‑school students now say they are lesbian, gay, or bisexual (LGB). The drop is not spread evenly. Independent analyst Jean M. Twenge’s breakdown of the raw YRBS file shows the biggest fall is among the youngest teens, especially ninth‑grade […] More
A Connecticut man who tried to join ISIS and plotted violence at home has been sentenced to 92 months in federal prison and lifetime supervised release. U.S. District Judge Victor A. Bolden handed down the sentence after the defendant, Ahmad Khalil Elshazly, pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist […] 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
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
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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
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 Senate Judiciary hearing that put former Special Counsel Jack Smith under oath exposed something that should alarm every freedom‑loving American: Senator Chuck Grassley released records showing Smith’s team collected thousands of personal donor checks tied to President Trump supporters. This disclosure — 4,782 checks spanning all 50 states — raises urgent questions about DOJ […] More
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito quietly stepped aside from the big climate case against oil companies this week. The court announced in a one‑sentence letter that he “will not continue to participate” in Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder County. No reason was offered. That short note changes the math on a case that […] More
Congress just did what it always does when the heat is on: pass a short-term stopgap and head for the hills. The House and Senate approved a continuing resolution that keeps most agencies funded at FY2026 levels and hands lawmakers a new deadline of December 11 to finish FY2027 appropriations. Then, with the clock still […] More
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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
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The Department of Homeland Security has quietly closed a nearly $1 billion deal to buy three Adelanto immigration detention facilities in Southern California. The purchase hands the federal government ownership of 2,644 beds, keeps the same private operator in place, and joins earlier buys that are reshaping how ICE holds people on the West Coast. […] More
A routine traffic stop in Alhambra turned into a major win for law enforcement when K-9 Otis sniffed out roughly 200 kilos — about 440 pounds — of cocaine packed inside an SUV. Officers say the stop happened on Valley Boulevard near the 710 Freeway, and the driver, identified as Julio Rangel of Huntington Park, […] More
President Donald Trump told TIME he regrets nominating Associate Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett because, he said, “they voted against me too often.” The remark is a rare and raw admission that a president is disappointed by lifetime judges he put on the bench. That one line creates a big headache […] More
The Pentagon quietly pulled its B-1B bombers out of RAF Fairford and sent them back to the United States after a suspicious incident near the base that left five men arrested and many Americans asking how a forward U.S. installation became vulnerable on allied soil. The move is the kind of blunt, defensive step that […] 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
Megyn Kelly sat down with Dr. Sean O’Mara this week to talk about something your doctor and your grocery bill have both been trying to tell you for years: processed foods are not all created equal, and a lot of them are quietly wrecking our health. If you like plain talk, watch the clip. If […] More
The Republican closing argument for the midterms is simple and bold: run on President Donald J. Trump’s second‑term record. That is the new message being pushed from the convention floor to campaign mailers, and House Republicans are banking that tangible wins on jobs, the border, crime and energy will beat the Democrats’ talking points about […] More