The clashes outside Delaney Hall in Newark are not an isolated local incident; they are a window into a coordinated ideological offensive against border security, election integrity, and the legitimacy of federal law enforcement. President Donald Trump and conservatives are rightly treating these confrontations as connected pieces of a single, existential debate about whether America […] More
The new, confirmable news is simple and a little theatrical: the French and U.S. governments announced that President Donald Trump will end next week’s G7 summit with a formal dinner hosted by President Emmanuel Macron at the Palace of Versailles. It’s headline-grabbing theater — gilded rooms, chandeliers, cameras — and that is exactly why Americans […] More
Glenn Beck told Steve Deace that parts of Iran’s ruling system are driven by apocalyptic belief — and that some inside Tehran even paint President Donald Trump as a kind of Antichrist. That’s a hot take, and it matters because we’re watching a real war play out, not a movie. The U.S.–Israel air campaign that […] More
The Supreme Court is in the home stretch of its term, and the justices are keeping the country on edge. About two dozen big opinions are still pending. These rulings will touch presidential power, independent agencies, campaign money, mail ballots, school sports and even birthright citizenship. If you think the season is over, think again […] More
Europe is gearing up for what the travel industry calls a record summer season — but don’t be fooled. The crowd filling hotels and trains this year looks a lot different. New market data from the European Travel Commission and airline booking analytics show fewer Americans making transatlantic plans, while intra‑European trips and visitors from […] More
Michael Gavshon, a 41‑year CBS News veteran and long‑time producer for 60 Minutes, has told colleagues he will leave the network at the end of June. His exit is the latest in a steady stream of departures from the newsmagazine since CBS News editor‑in‑chief Bari Weiss began making sweeping changes. Reporters are right to call […] More
The White House went on lockdown this evening after what sounded like gunshots near 17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW — the block that sits like a throat to the presidency. The U.S. Secret Service said it was working to corroborate reports; FBI Director Kash Patel said the FBI was on scene supporting the response. […] More
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The Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division dropped a bomb this week on UC Davis School of Medicine: a formal finding that the school discriminates on the basis of race in its admissions process. This is not a gentle nudge — the DOJ says Davis Med deliberately used race‑correlated tools to shape who gets in. […] More
The Hodgetwins released a fiery video this week claiming new witness testimony “destroys” the Karmelo Anthony defense. Whether you agree with their politics or not, the clip forces a question every American should care about: who decides the facts in the court of public opinion — and do influencers get to be judge, jury and […] More
The Kansas Inspector General’s interim audit landed like a bucket of cold water on the KanCare machine. The report flagged nearly $800,000 in apparent improper Medicaid payments in the “Pregnant Woman” category and named dozens of enrollees who look, at first glance, plainly ineligible. Lawmakers responded by forcing new verification rules into law. This debate […] More
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President Donald J. Trump just signed a proclamation that reopens huge swaths of protected Pacific waters to American commercial fishing. The move is being billed as a win for jobs, American seafood and supply-chain security. Predictably, it also hands conservation groups a new lawsuit to argue about — because what else are they going to […] More
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The Collin County jury returned a guilty verdict and a 35‑year sentence for Karmelo Anthony in the fatal stabbing of 17‑year‑old Austin Metcalf. That outcome has set off a storm of reactions — none more theatrical than Cardi B’s public meltdown on X and an extended X Spaces session. Celebrity outrage is nothing new, but […] More
Israel answered a volley of ballistic missiles from Iran with retaliatory airstrikes inside Iranian territory. The Israel Defense Forces says the strikes hit military targets in western and central Iran after air-raid sirens blared in northern Israel and missile defenses intercepted the incoming salvo. The situation is a dangerous step up in a long, tense […] More
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries went on Fox News Sunday and offered a master class in political dodge. When pressed about serious allegations swirling around two Democratic nominees — Maine Senate hopeful Graham Platner and New Jersey congressional candidate Adam Hamawy — Jeffries told the host he “hasn’t followed these allegations closely” and that “he’s […] More
Vice President JD Vance gathered state attorneys general for a White House roundtable on the administration’s anti-fraud task force, and what should have been a bipartisan push to stop theft from taxpayers instead turned into a partisan hand wave. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita showed up and spoke bluntly on Newsmax, defending aggressive fraud enforcement […] More
The scenes from north Belfast were the stuff of nightmares: a brutal knife attack caught on video, a man left fighting for his life, and then masked mobs setting fire to cars and homes while police tried to claw back order. If you want a neat, comforting explanation for why Britain is fraying at the […] More
Los Angeles is getting a new kind of political theater: AI-made movie clips turned into campaign fodder. Spencer Pratt’s viral AI ads have lit up social media and forced the city’s failing leadership to defend itself. If you care about the Los Angeles mayoral race, homelessness, or common sense, you should pay attention to how […] More
President Trump declared the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation “complete” this week and celebrated as crews began refilling the basin. He showed video of water flowing into a newly coated pool and crowed about dumpsters of debris hauled out during the work. The spectacle was meant to be a quick win: a visible fix to […] More
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Christopher Ruddy, CEO of Newsmax, took to Rob Schmitt Tonight to do two things: defend President Donald Trump’s economic record and remind viewers that his network is not fading into cable-TV oblivion. Ruddy’s message was plain and pointed — economic wins are real, polls and hostile outlets are loud, and Newsmax is growing fast enough […] More
Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveiled a $124.7 billion executive budget in May and boldly declared it proves you can be both “fiscally responsible” and still invest in people. Nice line. But the real story is less about fiscal heroics and more about a deal with Albany, clever accounting tricks, and a few hopeful revenue bets. If […] More
The Justice Department this week announced the arrest of three American men accused of plotting to support ISIS. The FBI says the trio discussed buying drones and rocket-propelled grenades to strike U.S. service members overseas. These arrests come after a long undercover probe and a DOJ complaint that lays out disturbing online chatter and the […] More
President Donald Trump is set to unveil a roughly $700 million package aimed at propping up America’s coal industry. The White House has signaled the moves will lean on Defense Production Act authority and grant funding to keep plants running, build export capacity, and reopen shuttered facilities. The announcement is being framed as a jobs-and-reliability […] More
A short video clip is creating a lot more noise than it should. Supporters say the footage proves Charlie Kirk privately backed his wife, Erika Kirk, to lead Turning Point USA. Skeptics demand the full tape. Meanwhile, the real story getting lost is simple: Turning Point needs unity, not more leaks and armchair detectives. The […] More
The New World screwworm is back on the doorstep, and Texas is not in the mood to wait for red tape. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has been blunt: the outbreak is “coming,” federal action is moving too slowly, and President Donald Trump should order immediate deployment of SWASS — the adult suppression system that […] More
An alleged Iran revenge plot that reportedly targeted Ivanka Trump’s Florida home has jolted the nation and made the Soleimani story personal again. Reports say an Iran-linked suspect moved beyond online threats into operational planning and allegedly obtained information connected to her residence, tying the threat back to the killing of Qasem Soleimani. For patriotic […] More
Democrats are at it again — this time asking the White House physician to perform a full cognitive and neurological exam on President Trump and to publicly release the results. The request, led by Rep. Jamie Raskin, comes with a push to create a new 25th Amendment–style commission. If you like politics that look more […] More
President Donald Trump just drew a clear red line for Iran that changes the bargaining landscape and demands the nation rally behind firm deterrence, not political theater. The Wall Street Journal reported that Mr. Trump privately told senior aides he would consider restarting broad military operations only if Iranian actions caused U.S. troop deaths, a […] More