Ryan Reynolds went to the premiere of his Cold War movie Mayday, told Variety that “the ’80s was a brutal, brutal time” and that nostalgia “paves over all the trauma,” and then a short clip lit up social media. In a few seconds of on‑the‑record commentary, Reynolds managed to annoy a lot of people — […] More

Vice President J.D. Vance had a simple answer this week when reporters pressed him about his friendship with Tucker Carlson. He said, plainly, that “everybody knows that Tucker Carlson and I are friends” and that he won’t “play the game where I throw friends under the bus because I have political disagreements with them.” That […] More

Attorney Alina Habba’s on-camera revelation that FBI agents allegedly appeared at her New Jersey home and that she was subpoenaed in her capacity as a lawyer has sent shockwaves through patriotic, liberty-minded Americans. Whether every detail of her account is independently verified yet or not, the claim deserves scrutiny because it touches the core of […] More

Energy Secretary Chris Wright did not mince words this week. In blunt TV interviews he said the United States is deliberately choking off Iran’s oil income — “We are strangling their economy” — while the military protects shipping and takes out vessels tied to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has a […] More

Abdul El‑Sayed’s apology to Jewish Democrats wasn’t a warm moment of unity. It was a political move — a calculated attempt to patch a self‑inflicted wound before November. The public mea culpa and meetings with Jewish leaders are less about a change of heart and more about recognizing this Michigan Senate race is tighter than […] More

U.S. District Judge Jinsook Ohta has ordered the immediate release of a man in ICE custody, finding he was held too long without a bond hearing. The decision threw fuel on an already hot debate over immigration detention, sanctuary policies, and public safety. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin blasted the ruling, calling it […] More

The United States has moved from words to action in the Gulf — and the price is already being paid at the pump. CENTCOM says American forces have struck and disabled or destroyed three Iran-linked oil tankers after Iranian missiles targeted U.S. warships, and Tehran is answering with threats of its own: an announced “exclusion […] More

Senator John Kennedy this Sunday told NBC’s Meet the Press what many voters already feel: inflation is “gutting the middle class like a fish.” He didn’t just toss out a sound bite. He used the moment to call out Congress and say Republicans have the tools to act — if they actually wanted to. That […] More

Megyn Kelly sat down with Dr. Andrew Huberman on her show to walk listeners through real, science‑backed ways to stop living in the past and start living in the moment. It’s not fluff. It’s a two‑hour run of practical advice—light, sleep, breathing and mindset—that you can try without buying into another trendy wellness cult. Why […] More

There are few things more raw than a courtroom where the dead are children and the question is whether a mother was so unmoored she couldn’t tell right from wrong. That is the ugly business unfolding in a Massachusetts courthouse, where the trial of Lindsay Clancy has turned into a battleground over mental illness, personal […] More

The House Republican leadership has just pulled a fast one on the Washington calendar. Speaker Mike Johnson announced the chamber will cancel the final two weeks of its pre‑election floor schedule, adjourning no later than September 17 and not returning for regular business until mid‑November. Lawmakers will be allowed back early only if the Senate […] More

Manjit Singh Bedi, the man the FBI had just added to its “Most Wanted Fraudsters” list, was arrested in Jalandhar, India after U.S. authorities said he ran a scheme that stole at least $600,000 in SNAP benefits. The capture came after the FBI and the Department of Justice put him on the public wanted list […] More

New York Attorney General Letitia James is facing a fresh headache after an assistant attorney general in her office sent a now-deleted agency-wide email accusing supervisors of telling staff to “find and pursue crimes” tied to President Donald Trump and his allies. The whistleblower, Daniel Wiesenfeld, has been placed on paid leave, and several outlets […] More

A recent conservative column compared today’s most zealous left‑wing activists to the Jacobins of 18th‑century France — the faction famous for using the guillotine to settle political scores. Call it dramatic, call it theatrical — but the metaphor is more than theater. It captures a pattern: a progressive movement that increasingly prefers public shaming, institutional […] More

President Donald Trump publicly urged Congress this week to pass a federal production tax incentive for movies and TV. In a surprise twist, Senator Adam Schiff (D-California) said he “strongly agrees,” turning what could have been a partisan fight into a rare moment of bipartisan nodding. The real story is not the feel-good unity — […] More

Archaeology has a way of making old stories harder to dismiss. Recent excavations beneath the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem are doing just that — turning a line in the Gospel of John about a “garden” into something you can hold in your hand: seeds, pollen and the remains of ancient plants. Whether […] More

CENTCOM’s blunt announcement this afternoon changed the talking points: U.S. forces “began striking Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets in Iran,” and at the same time the command publicly called out Tehran for spreading a false story about a tanker hitting mines in the Strait of Hormuz. That’s the new development — a military response […] More

A former Homeland Security employee quietly admitted she ripped off the taxpayers. Richeline Anisso Fung pleaded guilty to federal false‑claims charges after prosecutors say she billed multiple government agencies at the same time she was drawing a full‑time DHS paycheck. The court accepted her plea and set sentencing for Jan. 20, 2027 — a reminder […] More

The Center Square’s new disclosure is a red flag for anyone who believes in local control and open government. Their public‑records requests found that in nearly half of the Pennsylvania towns hosting data‑center projects on the state’s Fast Track list, municipal officials or staff signed nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) with developers — and at least one […] More