Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s endorsement of Abdul El‑Sayed in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary is the latest loud signal from the left that the party’s progressive wing is doubling down. Warren called El‑Sayed “the fighter Michigan needs,” and she plans to hit the trail with him. For Michigan voters and Republican strategists alike, that should sound […] More

Alex Marlow’s on‑air zinger about Maine — that Democrats “may have made a mistake” dumping Graham Platner — is doing the rounds for a reason. His comment wasn’t just cheap talk. It was a reaction to a messy, early showdown among Democratic hopefuls trying to replace Platner on the November U.S. Senate ballot after he […] More

President Trump and Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin just put election integrity back on the front page — and they did it with numbers, letters and a promise to follow the paper trail. Mullin says DHS has identified roughly 250,000 non‑citizens on voter rolls in four states and has sent those states formal letters […] More

Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization publicly accused U.S. forces of striking the Darkhovin nuclear power‑plant construction site overnight. The allegation is the key new development: Tehran named Darkhovin and called the attack a violation of international law. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says it is looking into the reports and that, at its last visit, […] More

Grace Mausser, co-chair of the New York City Democratic Socialists of America, stepped onto a Fox & Friends segment to sell democratic socialism to a national TV audience. The clip did not go well for her, and conservative channels were quick to share the moment. If you want a quick lesson in how slogans fall […] More

MS NOW ran a breathless “exclusive” this week claiming FBI Director Kash Patel was about to board a plane to Chicago when White House officials suddenly called him back to Washington. The story splashed across outlets as proof that Patel is on the outs — a narrative built on anonymous tips and a lot of […] More

Mahmoud Khalil just filed a 131‑page federal lawsuit in the Southern District of New York claiming a “public‑private partnership” of government officials and pro‑Israel groups plotted to have him detained and deported. The complaint names high‑level officials, conservative policy shops and online watchdogs, and it asks for money — including damages that could, in theory, […] More

This week’s House Education and Workforce Committee hearing put two of California’s top medical-school leaders on the hot seat. Representative Mary Miller asked a simple question: can a biological male have a baby? The deans at UCSF and UCLA didn’t give a straight yes or no. That dodge says a lot about where medical education […] More

The big news from the business world this week is simple: Americans are starting businesses faster than expected. Registered Agents Inc. released its June 2026 Business Formation Report and it shows a record surge in new business filings — more than 3.4 million in the first half of the year and over 548,000 in June […] More

Do it Best Group quietly pulled the plug on a piece of Chicago history this summer. The company announced it will fold True Value’s corporate operations into Do it Best’s Fort Wayne campus and call that site the world headquarters for the combined brands. That move ends roughly a 78‑year Chicago corporate presence and hands […] More

The Washington Post dropped a big story this week: Seattle’s trans‑serving nonprofits are stretched thin after a surge of transgender people relocating from conservative states. The local Seattle LGBTQ Commission even asked Mayor Katie Wilson to declare a civil state of emergency so the city can free up money to help. This is the concrete […] More

A new rumor is rocking Tehran and the regional rumor mill. Saudi broadcaster Al‑Hadath, citing an anonymous “Israeli security source,” says Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei “is not in Iran.” That claim is unverified, and Tehran has not independently confirmed it. Still, the story tells us a lot — about leaks, power grabs, and a regime […] More

Senator Josh Hawley this week pushed a simple, sensible demand: get the facts in the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham. On Jesse Watters Primetime, Hawley said investigators should “look at every angle,” called for a full toxicology report and autopsy, and added he “wouldn’t rule anything out” — including the possibility of foreign foul […] More

Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi’s recent on‑camera interview is not subtle. In a mid‑July appearance on Professor Glenn Diesen’s program, Marandi declared that “the Americans are preparing for a ground offensive,” bragged that Tehran has introduced a “new missile,” and boasted about decades of burying and dispersing Iran’s arsenal. This clip is a message — part […] More

The United Nations has finally said aloud what many governments, aid workers and ordinary people have been saying for years: Gaza’s de facto authorities are getting in the way of humanitarian aid. It took a UN official to speak up after armed personnel entered a food distribution point in Jabalia and a World Food Programme […] More

President Donald Trump has been dropping names and nudging the GOP bench. One name keeps coming up: Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Rubio has taken on a stack of official duties and a pile of public visibility. That has people asking a blunt question: is he being groomed as the face of a Trump‑style “continuity” […] More

Young conservatives have found a new hero in an old face. A recent Wall Street Journal feature dubbed the trend “Nixonmaxxing” after a wave of viral videos, sold‑out merchandise, and shrewd social posts from the Richard Nixon Foundation that have repackaged President Richard Nixon as a tough, anti‑establishment icon for a new generation. This isn’t […] More

The new FBI court filing in the Houston ICE shooting finally gives the public a hard detail to chew on: an agent says he saw multiple small plastic bags with a white, crystal‑like substance inside the van driven by Lorenzo Salgado Araujo. The affidavit says the packaging and appearance were “consistent with methamphetamine.” That is […] More

Vice President JD Vance’s family has quietly leased part of Wolver Hill Farm in Middleburg, Virginia, as a country retreat while keeping the Naval Observatory as their official Washington home. The move gives the second family more room and normalcy away from the city—but it also raises questions that the Vice President ought to answer […] More

Senator John Fetterman grabbed headlines this week when he told an audience at the Hill Nation Summit that he would consider leaving the Democratic Party if it “officially” became an “anti‑Israel” party. That sentence set off a frenzy online — and a lot of wishful thinking from partisans on both sides. Let’s cut through the […] More

Vice President JD Vance sat down for a long, wide-ranging interview on The Joe Rogan Experience this week. The clip that broke out of that three-hour chat was his blunt line about how Republican economic choices helped make a generation “attracted to socialism.” That is the news, and it deserves a clear conservative answer — […] More