Representative Steve Cohen’s move to file six articles of impeachment against Chief Justice John Roberts is the latest political theater from the left. It is loud, dramatic, and built mostly to score points. But it also raises a real question: are we willing to turn impeachments into tools for settling policy scores? The short answer […] More

Thomas Massie is fighting for his political life in Kentucky’s 4th District — and the fight is louder, pricier, and stranger than most folks expected. What started as a local primary has turned into a national test: can President Donald Trump and big outside groups, including pro‑Israel donors, spend their way into reshaping who counts […] More

A Virginia commonwealth’s attorney and U.S. Marine veteran has done something simple and brave: he told his sheriff he will not enforce Governor Abigail Spanberger’s new assault weapons ban. Ryan Mehaffey of Spotsylvania County put his oath to the Constitution ahead of political theater. That matters — a lot — for the rule of law, […] More

Stephen Colbert’s final Late Show episode was treated like a state funeral by the same cultural elite that spends the rest of the year lecturing the rest of us. CBS canceled the program, the network put on a pageant of famous faces, and the reaction split straight down familiar lines. Conservatives mocked the spectacle. Liberals […] More

Mayor Zohran Mamdani liked to toss a famous Margaret Thatcher line back in voters’ faces: “The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money.” Then he added a zinger of his own — “you eventually need a socialist to clean up the mess.” Trouble is, his cleanup plan now reads […] More

Voters in Houston just sent a clear message: they’re done with political theater. U.S. Representative Christian Menefee crushed Rep. Al Green in the Democratic primary runoff for Texas’s 18th Congressional District, and the margin wasn’t close. The result says a lot about what local Democrats want — and what they’re tired of. Voters Reject Impeachment […] More

A fast‑moving diplomatic story is unfolding: the United States and Iran appear to be circling toward a short, one‑page memorandum of understanding that could pause the fighting, reopen the Strait of Hormuz and buy time for broader nuclear talks. President Donald Trump has been blunt — only a “great” deal will pass muster — while […] More

The South Carolina State Senate just shocked a lot of people by killing a last‑minute effort to redraw congressional lines that would have gutted the state’s only majority‑Black district. The 26–18 procedural vote halted a Trump‑backed map and let the primaries go forward under the old lines. If you thought Republicans would rally behind the […] More

Kerry Sheron was a 69‑year‑old Army veteran who proudly displayed American flags and big signs supporting President Donald Trump on his Escondido property. He became known locally as the “Trump House.” After a brutal, unprovoked assault outside his home, Sheron died of his injuries. The suspect, 32‑year‑old Thomas Caleb Butler, is jailed and prosecutors have […] More

A federal three-judge panel has put the brakes on Alabama Republicans’ new congressional map, saying the plan is tainted by intentional race-based discrimination and cannot be used in the 2026 elections. The ruling comes after years of fights over how to draw fair districts and follows a recent Supreme Court decision in a related Louisiana […] More

President Trump just tightened the screws on Iran and the U.S. answered a direct threat with force. Two short, sharp developments changed the scene: the president demanded Iran hand over or destroy its enriched uranium, and U.S. Central Command carried out self-defense strikes against Iranian missile and boat threats near the Strait of Hormuz. That […] More

President Trump has made his intentions plain: the United States will try to help Cuba, and he wants Cuban Americans to be part of the effort. His comments come as the island faces an energy crisis and political unrest, and as the Justice Department announced an indictment of Raul Castro. This is bold talk — […] More

President Trump gave a short, clear Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery, and in just nine words he said what too many speeches try — and fail — to explain. “There could be no Fourth of July without America’s armed forces, and there could be no Independence Day without Memorial Day.” Simple. True. Hard […] More

Local TV bodycam footage out of Riviera Beach captured a simple scene that turned into a national feel‑good moment: construction worker Luis Salazar found a black fanny pack in a Wawa restroom, discovered $30,023 in cash inside, and spent days hunting for the owner before handing the money back at the police station. The WPBF […] More

Nick Shirley, an independent American journalist and YouTuber, surprised a lot of people by walking up onstage at Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally in central London last week. Video of his short speech has been shared widely online. Shirley defended free speech, slammed Prime Minister Keir Starmer and accused legacy media of labeling everyday […] More

The shocking Staten Island shipyard explosion that left one worker dead and dozens of FDNY members injured is more than a tragic headline. It is a blunt reminder that bravery on the waterfront was met with chaos, and we still don’t have straight answers about why a second blast ripped through a confined space while […] More

President Donald Trump announced that an Iran memorandum is “largely negotiated” and that the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened — and Tehran immediately called foul. One side says a deal is near; the other says the deal, the text, and even the teeth of any pledge are still up in the air. Ordinary Americans […] More

Maryland just took a new swing at guns and missed the target. Governor Wes Moore signed SB 334 into law this week, creating what officials call a ban on “machine gun convertible pistols.” Within hours, the Second Amendment Foundation said it filed suit, and the NSSF and NRA vowed to join the legal fight. This […] More

Here we go again: new fireworks at 1600 Pennsylvania and another promise that Washington will finally get tough — or at least look like it will. Vice President JD Vance says the Department of Justice is “looking at” long‑running allegations about Representative Ilhan Omar’s immigration history, and President Donald Trump gave reporters an on‑site tour […] More

Reuters’ exclusive this week revealed a jaw‑dropping new wrinkle in the U.S. military’s use of satellite internet for the Iran conflict: SpaceX pushed the Pentagon to reclassify Starlink connections used on kamikaze LUCAS drones from a cheap tier to an “aviation” tier priced at roughly $25,000 per terminal, up from about $5,000. The Pentagon reportedly […] More

The latest conservative push in the 2026 U.S. Senate fight in North Carolina is a straightforward one: remind voters of U.S. Senate candidate Roy Cooper’s record on immigration and public safety, and connect it to a 2019 case where an illegal alien convicted of a child sex offense was released by Buncombe County and later […] More