The quick work of a courthouse security officer stopped what could have been a much worse scene at the Fred D. Thompson Federal Building and Courthouse in downtown Nashville. A man in his 40s tried to fire a pistol at the public security checkpoint, the gun failed, then he pulled a knife. The security officer […] More

President Donald Trump turned a campaign stage in Wasilla into a pardons desk. He signed full pardons for two Alaska mechanics, Zachary Czubak and Patrick Fleming, clearing them of federal Clean Air Act charges tied to diesel engine repairs. The onstage move broadened an earlier batch of clemencies and made a loud point: the White […] More

Federal agents recently executed a judicially authorized search warrant at Representative Ilhan Omar’s Washington residence. The Department of Justice says the action was part of an ongoing federal criminal investigation. Whatever your politics, the facts demand attention: agents moved boxes of documents, subpoenas have surfaced for relatives, and the U.S. Attorney’s office has signaled a […] More

President Donald Trump’s new White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia, walked into the briefing room as a political weapon — at least that’s how her allies are selling her. What happened next has everyone arguing about style, substance, and whether grit can make up for credibility. A fighter for the message On Jesse Watters’s show, […] More

The corporate media got caught behind the curve again — and this one matters. The Michigan Democratic Senate primary turned into a surprise for the poll-loving pundits, and Greg Kelly on Newsmax was quick to remind viewers that the same outlets that preach about “data” have a bad habit of being wrong when it counts. […] More

The Houthi strike on Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport that killed more than a dozen people, including an American, isn’t just another skirmish in a far-off civil war. It is a direct escalation by Iran through its proxy. President Trump must treat it that way — with forceful, coordinated action that punishes Tehran and protects […] More

The Pentagon’s reported plan to livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan has set off a firestorm. On its face, the idea is sold as “transparency.” In practice it looks like a publicity stunt that hands jihadist recruiters a free movie trailer and drags our justice system through the tabloid mud. This […] More

The search of Representative Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C., residence by federal agents is the new headline that will not go away. Homeland Security Investigations executed a court‑authorized warrant, and the Department of Justice says the action is part of an ongoing criminal probe. That is the specific development everyone is parsing — not rumors, not […] More

New York City’s latest political theater just got a new script. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin say they’ve cut a deal to back a bill — known as “Romanch’s Law” — that would end horse-drawn carriages in the city. The City Council plans to vote on the measure on Oct. 22 […] More

Everyone loves a first-day train wreck — especially the liberal press. When Katie Zacharia, the new White House Press Secretary, made a short, halt-filled debut and announced the White House had asked U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign, the predictable howls began. Rob Finnerty of Newsmax rightly called out the double standard: the […] More

At a Youngstown campaign rally, President Donald Trump called out former U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown for submitting a $750,000 congressional funding request tied to a Columbus nonprofit that publicly hosted a “drag queen song and story time.” The sharp line was meant to rally voters for Senator Jon Husted and to make one clear point: […] More

The scene was simple and plain: an aircraft carrier sliding into its San Diego homeport after one of the longest deployments in modern Navy history, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stepping aboard to hand the crew a Presidential Unit Citation. The short video clips that followed — sailors applauding and cheering as Hegseth read the […] More

Senator Rand Paul has again pulled back the curtain on outrageous federal spending, exposing a claim that nearly $7 million in taxpayer money went toward a so‑called “smart toilet.” Americans deserve to know whether the National Institutes of Health and National Cancer Institute are prioritizing real cancer cures or gimmicks that read like satire. This […] More

President Donald Trump has announced what he called an “ENERGY CEASEFIRE” between Ukraine and Russia. He posted the claim on his social platform, saying both sides agreed not to strike each other’s energy infrastructure. The White House has not fully explained the plan, and the move comes after public back-and-forths between Mr. Trump and President […] More

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency dropped a bombshell this week. Its new OCC report says many of the nation’s biggest banks shut out customers over politics and religion. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau answered the report by opening its own probe. This is not small talk — it is about whether Americans […] More

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth just told a broadcast audience that the scheduled execution of Nidal Malik Hasan will be public and viewable, and the Army has set the date and place. The Army’s memorandum fixes the execution for 1 p.m. Central at Fort Hood on December 3, 2026, after President Trump approved Secretary Hegseth’s recommendation […] More

The Trump administration just grabbed a big tool from the toolbox and aimed it squarely at American energy. At a Tyler, Texas rally, Vice President JD Vance announced the White House is using the Defense Production Act to expand the Delek refinery there. The move promises more commercial and military-grade fuel, lower costs for families, […] More

President Volodymyr Zelensky says he is ready for elections in Ukraine — but only after the country can get at least 60 days of steady security and a real ceasefire. That short statement on a major U.S. news show cut to the heart of two big questions: can a war-time nation hold honest elections, and […] More

New reporting this week claims Danny Valdez — a friend and adviser to Mayor Zohran Mamdani — met with Cuba’s President Miguel Díaz‑Canel during a Democratic Socialists of America delegation trip to Havana in October 2023. The account is drawn from an allegedly now‑deleted blog post called “The Cuba Diaries,” and the New York Post […] More

President Donald Trump turned up the heat on the Texas Senate fight this week with a Truth Social post that named names and shoved the intra‑party drama into the open. Trump blamed U.S. Senator John Cornyn and Republican strategist Karl Rove for any loss by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, and he urged Cornyn’s supporters […] More

Chick‑fil‑A CEO Andrew Cathy told CNBC recently that the chain will not use AI voice ordering in its drive‑thrus. Instead, the company plans to keep humans taking orders at the windows while still exploring AI for other back‑office uses. That brief line — “human to human” — is a small sentence with a big business […] More