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

President Donald Trump is welcoming the World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers to the Rose Garden today for a White House ceremony. The event is supposed to be a simple tradition: celebrate a sports title and honor the players. Instead, predictable outrage has followed, with local columnists calling the visit “tone deaf” and a few […] More

The University of New Hampshire’s Granite State Poll gave Democrats a little surprise to chew on: U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez now tops the list of likely Democratic primary voters in New Hampshire. The numbers are small and narrow, but the headlines screamed like it was a coronation. Let’s look at what the poll really says […] 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

A new Jewish Telegraphic Agency report says several prominent Jewish Democrats in Metro Detroit are preparing to bankroll or at least vote for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers if progressive Democrat Abdul El‑Sayed wins the August 4 primary. That’s not background noise. It’s a political earthquake in a swing state where suburban Jewish voters […] 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

Polls have closed in Arizona’s July primary and the first batches of returns are now rolling in. This isn’t a sleepy summer contest — tonight’s results will shape who faces Governor Katie Hobbs in November, who will oversee elections, and which Republicans get a shot at competitive House seats. If you care about Arizona or […] 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

President Donald Trump now faces a simple but dangerous choice: accept a mediator‑backed 10‑day ceasefire with Iran to try to restore shipping and talks, or green‑light what officials call a “massive” military campaign that would dwarf the limited strikes we’ve seen so far. Axios reports mediators from Qatar, Egypt and Pakistan have floated the short […] More

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez brushed off recent GOP warnings that the Democratic Party is “descending into communism,” telling reporters that congressional gridlock makes radical change unlikely. She pointed to the long failure to raise the federal minimum wage as proof that sweeping reforms simply don’t happen easily in Washington. That remark is the news here — […] 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

Senator Rand Paul stirred the pot again on Bloomberg’s Balance of Power this week. He said the obvious: if the United States truly wanted to “control the Strait of Hormuz,” it would mean putting in “a couple hundred thousand troops,” and he doesn’t believe President Trump will do that. Translation: Iran knows we won’t invade, […] 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

Chairman Rand Paul this week opened a new chapter in the COVID-19 origins fight. He posted a set of internal Customs and Border Protection records in a public “Reading Room” that show CBP planned to stop and question Peter Daszak when he flew back from China — but an entry in the files says the […] More

Sen. Eric Schmitt told viewers he rejects the idea that a U.S. response to Iran must turn into another decade-long occupation. That is welcome music to conservative ears. We can push back hard when needed without signing up for endless nation-building or permanent deployments. Schmitt’s Promise: No “Forever War” Senator Eric Schmitt was blunt: “This […] More

The latest Rubin Report clip is doing what the internet does best: taking scary model outputs and turning them into political proof. The clip points to a public “impact tracker” that translates sudden USAID and PEPFAR cuts — the so‑called “DOGE” reorganization — into projected “excess deaths” in Africa. The numbers are large, the headlines […] More

New reporting shows nearly 865,000 New Yorkers received cash assistance over a 12‑month stretch and the city is budgeting roughly $2.7 billion for public assistance. That is the immediate news — and the real story isn’t just the big number. It’s the choice Mayor Zohran Mamdani and his team made to keep those welfare baselines […] More