A Democratic congresswoman has reportedly threatened to haul military members into investigations “down the chain” from Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. The move, flagged by Pentagon representative Sean Parnell on X, is not just petty politics. It reads like a playbook for weaponizing oversight against troops who answer to their commanders, not to partisan ambition. […] More
President Donald Trump quietly met with Qatar’s top diplomat at the White House this week as mediators pushed a new, compressed “two‑day” version of Iran’s earlier seven‑point peace plan. The meeting was private, the proposals bold — and Tehran’s price tag for talks remains a blunt demand: big U.S. concessions up front or no negotiations […] More
Representative Pat Harrigan (R‑NC) has stepped up with a plain‑spoken fix to a goofy quirk in Washington rule‑making. He’s announced the “No Gambling for Medicaid Act” to stop people from using gambling winnings to satisfy the new Medicaid community engagement — a.k.a. work — requirement. It’s a simple idea: if the goal is to push […] More
A short audio clip from the I’ve Had It podcast has blown up into a full blown branding crisis. Hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan laughed while reading a social‑media line about digging up Charlie Kirk and “doing it again.” That laughter cost the show dearly in sponsors, produced a public apology, and prompted a […] More
Senator Mark Kelly’s on-air swipe at Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth was loud, blunt and designed for cable TV. On CNN, Senator Kelly called Hegseth “a disaster” and said he had “botched this war in Iran.” He also said Hegseth should be removed from office — even backing Representative Thomas Massie’s push for impeachment articles. […] More
Mayor-elect Nithya Raman is already signaling she’ll make street redesigns a top priority. Voters should pay attention: this isn’t just paint on the pavement. It’s a plan that could reconfigure miles of Los Angeles roads, cost billions, and reshape how Angelenos get around — all while well-funded outside groups cheer from the sidelines. The plan […] More
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Florida Governor-elect Byron Donalds delivered a victory that should wake up every conservative who cares about putting America First back into policy. His win is not just a state triumph; it is a rebuke of a complacent GOP leadership that let working families suffer while the establishment played defense. The message from Florida is clear: […] More
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The Department of Justice this week unsealed an indictment and arrested Andrew Reyes, a man the DOJ describes as a former FBI special agent, charging him with federal civil‑rights and false‑statement offenses after an alleged hit‑and‑run in Brooklyn. The indictment says Reyes hit a pedestrian with an FBI vehicle, dragged the injured man onto a […] More
Netflix’s layoff wave has crossed the Atlantic. What started as a major round of cuts in the U.S. has now touched the company’s London headquarters. The company calls it “prioritisation.” Workers call it a reminder that streaming isn’t immune to the same market pressure every other big corporation faces. London office hit: small percent, big […] More
Election Night left plenty of people stunned — and plenty more furious. Big Democratic upsets in Texas, Michigan and Kansas flipped control of Congress and sent shockwaves through conservative corners of the internet. That outrage poured into a flood of viral claims about impossible vote totals and outright fraud. Now some on the right are […] More
Senator Shelley Moore Capito won reelection to the U.S. Senate in West Virginia, holding the seat for the GOP. The Associated Press called the race for Senator Capito as returns showed her leading by a wide margin over Democratic nominee Rachel Fetty Anderson. Voters in West Virginia sent a clear message: they back a senator […] More
Senator-elect Abdul El‑Sayed’s victory in Michigan has been called by major news outlets, with early tallies showing roughly 52% to 46% over Republican nominee Mike Rogers. The headline is simple: the state sent the nation’s first Muslim U.S. senator to Washington. For conservatives in Michigan and across the country, this result should be a sober […] More
Former President Barack Obama posted a short but sharp message on X after projection desks called the midterms for Democrats, and it reads like a campaign memo turned into a pep talk. Obama praised Democratic candidates, thanked election workers, and told the party to “roll up our sleeves” now that the House and Senate are […] More
President Donald Trump’s blunt line that the Iran war “will end whenever I want it to” turned heads this week — and not just in Washington. The remark came as the administration reels from midterm losses and as Vice President J.D. Vance publicly blamed the conflict for hurting Republican prospects. This is the moment to […] More
Katie Miller announced she is ending new episodes of her podcast now that her husband, White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, has taken the top staff job in the Trump administration. In a short post on X, she said she’s choosing family over the time demands of podcasting and will air two previously taped […] More
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Los Angeles is suddenly full of driverless cars, and not everyone is ready to cheer. What started as testing has turned into a real rollout — Waymo has pushed its white robotaxis and cheaper Ojai vans into new parts of LA, and Sacramento has answered with tougher rules to keep those cars from getting in […] More
California voters handed officials a mixed verdict in this week’s returns: they rejected Proposition 40, the one‑time 5% “billionaire tax,” but quietly approved a raft of other revenue measures — big housing bonds, permanent top marginal tax rates, and local parcel and sales tax hikes. The message is messy: voters say affordability matters, then vote […] More
The world is not calming down. While Washington argues over budgets and headlines, Tehran quietly slipped into meetings with two of the most powerful men on the planet — and that should make every American sit up. These are not courtesy calls; they’re strategic pivots with real costs for our security and our pocketbooks. The […] More
Megyn Kelly and her RealClearPolitics guests didn’t pull punches. They watched Abdul El-Sayed’s victory speech and called it out for what it was: smug, self-satisfied, and tone-deaf. If you needed proof that some on the left still think attitude can replace ideas, that speech was it. For anyone paying attention, the moment showed why voters […] More
California’s midterm shellacking for Republicans was ugly, plain and simple. Voters handed Democrats a sweep of statewide offices and flipped multiple U.S. House seats. Pundits call it a “blue wave.” Conservatives should call it a warning — and a prompt to get real about strategy, messaging and where the party still has a footprint. Blue […] More
The latest maritime drama in the Persian Gulf is not a movie — it’s a warning light flashing for global trade. A United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations advisory says a tanker was struck by two unidentified projectiles while transiting north of Madinat ash Shamal, Qatar. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has its own, very different […] More
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On Newsmax’s Bianca Across the Nation, Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson made a plain point: President Donald Trump can still move the needle on big priorities even if Congress digs in its heels. If the Washington swamp is allergic to legislation, the White House still has a long toolbox of executive actions, agency […] More
Voters just handed Democrats both chambers of Congress, and the cable pundits were predictably loud about what comes next. Sean Hannity’s on-air read was blunt: expect “Democrat overreach,” buyer’s remorse from voters down the line, and a Republican party that has to get serious about strategy — fast. Hannity’s warning: overreach and buyer’s remorse Hannity […] More
A surveillance video from a small Southport bagel shop showed something most of us only see in nature shows: a three‑foot American alligator wandering in like it had an order to pick up. The clip, posted by Bagel Dock Express, went viral after the young gator strolled through a back door, padded across the kitchen […] More
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s endorsements swept three New York Democratic primaries in June 2026. His slate beat two sitting members of Congress and won an open seat. The result is a clear sign that a new, stronger coalition is forming inside city and national Democratic politics — and it’s worth watching, loudly. Mamdani’s sweep — who […] More
The Mississippi Senate race that was supposed to be decided on Election Night is still hanging by a thread. With about 96% of ballots reported, Democratic District Attorney Scott Colom pushed into a roughly 1,700‑vote lead over incumbent U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde‑Smith. The Associated Press and other outlets have not called the contest, and both […] More
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor publicly said she hopes the High Court will “take back some of the crazy things that it’s done,” and she named the Court’s 2024 presidential‑immunity ruling as one she wants overturned. The off‑hand line — “I’m only joking — maybe not” — came at a civics event at Mount Vernon. […] More