Secretary of State Marco Rubio walked into Capitol Hill hearings that were supposed to be about the State Department budget and left looking like the adult in a playground full of tantrums. What should have been a sober check on foreign‑policy spending turned into viral theater — thanks to some Democratic members who prefer grandstanding […] More
Virginia is staring down a rare, ugly standoff: Governor Abigail Spanberger signed a new gun ban, and a growing number of locally elected commonwealth’s attorneys have basically said, “Don’t look at us to enforce it.” This is not an abstract legal debate anymore. It’s a real, practical refusal by prosecutors who handle day-to-day criminal cases […] More
A slick sponsored video just rolled out a familiar scare: tech billionaires are not only buying bunkers, they’re building private power grids and escape routes so they won’t have to share the lights with the rest of us when the system “fails.” A self-described 50-year government insider is the star of the pitch, and the […] More
Iran’s overnight barrage of missiles and drones at Kuwait and Bahrain is not a distant flare-up — it’s a dangerous escalation that happened while Washington was supposedly negotiating a nuclear deal. Reports say at least one person was killed, dozens were wounded, Kuwait’s airport was shut for hours, and U.S. forces were directly targeted. CENTCOM […] More
Gallup’s new Values & Beliefs survey, published this week, cracked open a can of political reality. After two decades of steady gains, support for legal same‑sex marriage has slipped to about 65% nationwide. At the same time, acceptance of “changing one’s gender” has dropped sharply. Those moves are small in the big picture, but the […] More
The Department of Justice quietly dropped a superseding indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center, and if you think that settles anything, think again. The indictment accused the SPLC of paying “field sources” who then used that money to attend and even build up extremist groups — while the nonprofit told donors it was fighting […] More
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Paris erupted in ugly scenes after Paris Saint‑Germain won the Champions League. Streets filled with people, and parts of the city saw fires and clashes with police. Social media exploded with dramatic clips calling it an “Eiffel Tower on fire” moment and blaming migrants for a so‑called “invasion.” The truth is messier, and more predictable […] More
Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent stepped up to the lectern this week and did what the White House press corps often forgets to do: answer a real question with real facts. As Karoline Leavitt stays on maternity leave, Bessent filled in at the daily briefing and faced two hot items — the April PCE […] More
Two Minnesota residents were arrested this month after federal agents say they stole more than $21 million from Medicaid. The arrests were announced by DHS and carried out by ICE Homeland Security Investigations in St. Paul. The defendants are accused of billing an autism services program for years while allegedly paying kickbacks and moving money […] 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
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
James Talarico’s short line about the American flag being “a complicated symbol” is back in the headlines. It’s not because he said something new. It’s because he won the Democratic Senate primary in Texas and a viral late‑night interview made people watch his old clips. Conservatives seized on that one sentence and turned it into […] More
The Department of Homeland Security just took a clear step to stop bogus asylum claims. A May 26 memo from DHS General Counsel James Percival orders ICE’s Office of the Principal Legal Advisor to build “anti‑fraud” policies and use civil enforcement against asylum document fraud — and yes, that explicitly includes immigration attorneys who file […] More
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The Lincoln Memorial has always been a place for quiet reflection and big moments. Now there’s a new reason to go: Secretary Doug Burgum and the National Park Foundation are opening the long‑hidden undercroft beneath the memorial as a public exhibit for America250. For years that subterranean vault sat off limits, and now visitors will […] 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
Andrew Lownie’s new book and his interview with Megyn Kelly have pushed fresh claims back into the spotlight about Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein. The reports raise hard questions about what the public really knows, who gets protected, and whether elites in Britain and America will ever face real accountability. This is not just gossip—these […] More
Senator Cory Booker’s short answer about Maine’s troubled Democratic nominee was about as blunt as modern politics gets: “That guy has questions to answer.” Booker didn’t call for a resignation or for party bosses to yank the nomination. He did, however, confess worry — and that admission should worry Democrats who want to keep the […] More
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California’s 2026 governor’s race has a funny problem: Democrats aren’t excited. Mail ballots are being returned slowly, voters say they are “pinching their nose,” and no one in the party has stepped up to pick a clear heir to Governor Gavin Newsom. That mix — low Democratic voter enthusiasm, a crowded field, and a record-setting […] More
The latest cable-news fever dream comes courtesy of a CNN reporter who decided the public needed a story about President Trump’s “mortality.” The panel on Gutfeld! did what any sane person would do — they laughed, rolled their eyes, and asked why the press thinks it’s their job to audition for apocalyptic fiction rather than […] More
President Donald Trump has thrown a late twist into a fragile peace outline with Iran — sending a revised draft back with tougher language that zeroes in on enriched uranium, the Strait of Hormuz, and how and when Tehran would see sanctions relief. The move has diplomats scrambling, Tehran griping, and regional partners pausing their […] More
The South Carolina Senate just handed grassroots Republicans a surprise they didn’t ask for. A last-minute push to redraw congressional lines — backed by President Donald Trump and aimed at saving Republican seats — was stopped when a small group of GOP senators voted with Democrats. For voters who expect their party to fight, this […] More
President Emmanuel Macron’s blunt words this week — calling the scenes after Paris Saint‑Germain’s Champions League win “unacceptable” — were the right words at the right podium. He made them while receiving the PSG squad at the Élysée Palace. But words alone won’t fix a pattern of night‑time mayhem that left roughly 780 people arrested, […] 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
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
Delaney Hall in Newark turned into a political circus this week. Protesters and lawmakers faced off with federal ICE and DHS personnel outside the detention center. Tensions flared, less‑lethal rounds were used, a couple of arrests were made, and the whole episode boiled over into a public clash between New Jersey Democrats and the Department […] More
The left keeps trying to rewrite what really happened during the 2020 BLM riots. Call it “protest” or “mostly peaceful” if you like, but many cities were burned, businesses ruined and families hurt. If we keep pretending the damage was small, we are only fooling ourselves — and the voters who have to pay for […] More