Former President Barack Obama’s recent TV interview has set off another round of fireworks in the culture wars. In the clip doing the rounds, he praises the genius of the Founding Fathers while also reminding viewers that some of those men owned slaves. The timing — just before America’s 250th birthday and on the heels […] More

The Supreme Court just put a bright, shiny “do nothing” stamp on a fight over birthright citizenship. In a 6–3 decision, the Court rejected President Trump’s Executive Order 14160 and said children born on U.S. soil to parents who are unlawfully or temporarily present are citizens at birth. That ruling keeps the current rule in […] More

Tucker Carlson just told the country he’s going to “help build a third party,” and for once that isn’t just hot air meant to stir headlines. He says he won’t back the Republican Party — and won’t back the Democrats either — because both major parties, in his view, are locked together on war and […] More

Rahm Emanuel, now a CNN senior political commentator, did not mince words on a recent broadcast when he warned that some newly victorious New York candidates “don’t like America.” His blunt take landed right after a wave of Democratic Socialist–aligned primary wins in the city, and it reopened the same old argument: should Democrats chase […] More

Stephen A. Smith showed up on Sean Hannity’s program and did something that gets cable anchors’ heads to spin: he spoke plainly, and he aimed that plainness squarely at the Democratic Party. He didn’t tiptoe. He called out the messaging, the priorities, and even Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez by name — and said, more than once, […] More

Hillary Clinton — the once-untouchable face of the Democratic establishment — publicly praised President Trump’s Gaza peace plan this week. That’s the kind of political oddity that makes Washington consultants spit out their coffee and ordinary voters raise an eyebrow. It’s rare to see a high-profile Democrat break with her party so publicly, and rare […] More

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth stood in Meridian Hill Park leading the “DC Safe and Beautiful Task Force” when a noisy knot of protesters decided to audition for the role of chaos. The scene was equal parts patriotic preparation and predictable left‑wing theater: National Guard troops standing ready, officials on stage, and a crowd chanting […] More

Something happened on the left that the mainstream media won’t want to put on repeat: a heavyweight critic named Mamdani laid into the Democrat Party, and a new poll — highlighted in Officer Tatum’s video — shows Democrats slipping with key voters. This isn’t about friendly debate. It’s about a party that kept promising fixes […] More

The Supreme Court’s decision to reject President Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship did not calm the fight — it lit a new one. Rep. Andy Ogles has answered the ruling with the ANCHORS AWAY Act, a hard-line bill to bar pregnant foreign nationals who enter the United States with the apparent intent of giving […] More

Congress just rolled out a new plan to make owning a car more expensive — and they dressed it up as “fairness.” The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee released a five‑year highway bill called the BUILD America 250 Act (H.R. 8870). Buried inside is Section 1129: a federal registration fee on electric and plug‑in hybrid […] More

Masked climbers hijacked the Empire State Building and the mainstream press called it a romantic proposal — but hardworking Americans saw it for what it was: a reckless publicity stunt that put lives and property at risk. Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus scaled the spire, unfurled a slogan-laden banner, and turned one of our nation’s […] More

President Trump told Breitbart in an Oval Office interview that he was disappointed the Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, but he called the Court’s decision in the Slaughter case — which restored the president’s power to remove heads of independent agencies — a much bigger win that “more than made up” for it. The president […] More

The recent string of Democratic primary upsets should wake up every voter who cares about common sense, safety, and economic stability. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s endorsements in New York and the insurgent win by Melat Kiros in Colorado show that democratic-socialist candidates are no longer a handful of loud voices on the fringe. They are an […] More

Governor Ron DeSantis just forced a fight worth paying attention to — and no, it isn’t another press-conference stunt. This is real policy: a big boost to the homestead exemption and new limits on how local governments raise and hide property-tax dollars. If you own a home in Florida, this matters. If you care about […] More

Comedian Kathy Griffin posted a photo this week of herself and Rosie O’Donnell standing in front of a private jet while plugging Rosie’s upcoming guest‑host week on Jimmy Kimmel Live! The snapshot lit up social media — not for wit or insight, but for a heavy dose of hypocrisy, since O’Donnell has recently been attacking […] More

A newly released Mackinac Center for Public Policy report delivers a punch to Michigan taxpayers’ gut. The analysis says eight big subsidy deals tied to Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s job pitch promised 20,595 jobs but have produced only 602 so far. The report counts about $1.8 billion already spent on those deals, which works out to […] More

Columbus Recreation & Parks posted a message on social media celebrating Somali Independence Day and claimed City Hall would raise the Somali flag. The post was quickly deleted and city officials told reporters the claim was inaccurate. What should have been a routine shout-out turned into a national flashpoint — and not for the right […] More

Chauntyll Allen, the Clerk of the Saint Paul Public Schools Board of Education, sparked a national uproar this week after a social‑media post she made about “White Christian cemeteries” went viral. Reporters and conservative channels circulated a screenshot from a Facebook group in which Allen suggested turning such cemeteries into dog parks and urged people […] More

President Donald Trump just used a presidential memorandum to push back against one-size-fits-all rulemaking that has made fixing cars expensive and complicated. The memo, called “Lowering the Cost of Living by Promoting the Freedom to Fix,” tells EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to give clear guidance on what Americans can do to repair their vehicle emissions […] More

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez has thrown down a dramatic challenge: break up Apple after the company warned it will raise prices because memory and storage parts are getting more expensive. Apple CEO Tim Cook told reporters price hikes were “unavoidable” as AI data centers gobble up chips. The result is a political standoff — and a […] More