President Trump chose the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool for a last‑minute address that left the press aghast and a lot of swing voters scratching their heads. The speech was as much a show‑and‑tell about federal projects as it was a closing plea to voters. Whatever you think of the style, this was the White House’s […] More
President Trump announced this week that the United States will end $4 billion a year in aid to Israel after the end of this year, saying Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brought up the idea and agreed. As Americans vote and Israelis wait on shaky election results, the move raises big questions about U.S.-Israel relations, Israeli […] More
The Justice Department dropped a heavy, public-facing move this week: a national press release announcing criminal charges against 63 people tied to election-related crimes. The timing — just before the midterms and paired with a huge election-monitoring push — makes this more than routine law enforcement. It looks like a headline-making operation, and people on […] More
Speaker Mike Johnson just wrapped a campaign sprint that reads like a Republican campaign manual: relentless travel, nonstop rallies, and fundraising that would make a corporate CEO blush. The Speaker hit 36 states, nearly 500 events, and helped haul in hundreds of millions for House Republicans. This isn’t a photo op tour — it’s a […] More
Spencer Pratt says he was driven into hiding during his Los Angeles mayoral bid — not because he wanted to play vacation politics from a luxury hotel, but because he and his family were being threatened, stalked and doxxed. The left-wing mob, he claims, turned what should have been a campaign vulnerability into a safety […] More
Idaho voters will get to weigh in on a very Idaho question this November: pick the official state gun. What started as House Bill 932 and sailed through the Legislature with unanimous votes is now an advisory ballot question on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. This is a symbolic step, but symbols matter […] More
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani stirred a fresh controversy when he publicly congratulated President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on what many Brazilians and international observers say was a contested reelection. Mamdani did not simply offer a neutral “congrats” — he posted the rallying cry “The people united will never be defeated!” on X, […] More
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Peacemakers of Rocky Mount is doing the simple things that actually help kids: teach them to read, give them a safe place after school, and remind them who made them. The new CBN profile of the ministry highlights Southside Academy and the Level‑Up summer program. It’s a reminder that faith‑based groups can solve real problems […] More
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has tossed aside the Justice Department’s emergency bid to keep roughly 20,000 mail ballots from being counted in California after the feds flagged those registrants as “likely noncitizens.” The three-judge panel said it lacked the power to grant the kind of last-minute relief DOJ sought and […] More
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New reporting has shed fresh light on a story conservatives have been watching for years: federal agents once probed Representative Ilhan Omar’s 2009 marriage during the Obama administration and reportedly “found some evidence” suggesting it may have been fraudulent. That revelation, first reported by The New York Times and now echoed across outlets, helps explain […] More
President Donald Trump’s dinner with comedian Bill Maher wasn’t just dinner — it turned into the latest episode of our national reality show. The Rubin Report has pushed a short “Direct Message” clip that repackages the fallout, but the real headline came from President Trump’s very long Truth Social post blasting Maher. If you like […] More
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin just made a plain, blunt statement that changes how people should view the Ilhan Omar investigation. He said Homeland Security Investigations built and handed a “large case” to the Department of Justice and that DOJ is now leading the probes. That admission matters. It turns the talk of conspiracy into […] More
President Trump unloaded on Norway this week at a rally in Port Huron, Michigan after the Norwegian Nobel Committee handed its 2026 Peace Prize to Navanethem “Navi” Pillay, and he did not hold back. The president called Norway a “shithouse country” and tied the Nobel snub to his claim that he stopped a dangerous India–Pakistan […] More
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The Commerce Department’s advance estimate from the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows the U.S. economy grew at a 3.4% annualized rate in the third quarter — stronger than Wall Street expected and coming just after the Federal Reserve paused on interest‑rate cuts. That surprise should make anyone who pays taxes and watches the Fed sit […] More
Former President Barack Obama’s Detroit stump speech for Abdul El‑Sayed turned into a roast of President Trump — with Obama accusing the White House of “enriching himself and his family.” That line is the latest volley in a familiar midterm playbook: Democrats use sharp, moral-sounding attacks to drive turnout. But the theatrical shriek about “presidential […] More
Former President Bill Clinton dropped a zinger this week while campaigning with David Jolly in Hollywood, Florida — calling President Donald Trump’s renovated Rose Garden “the entrance to Liberace’s bathroom.” The line played to laughs, video clips spread fast online, and Democrats leaned on the moment as another way to mock the Trump White House. […] More
The United States’ Ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz, turned a routine General Assembly debate about the Cuba embargo into live theater this week — and not the polite kind. A shouting match with Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla erupted on the Assembly floor. The clash wasn’t just noisy; it was a snapshot […] More
Virginia politics hit a new low — or at least a new headline — when Delegate Tom Garrett revealed a restoration‑of‑rights certificate addressed to “Biscuit Rigsby,” a beagle that died years ago. The document bears the Commonwealth seal and a signature attributed to Governor Abigail Spanberger. Garrett is demanding an independent audit to explain how […] More
For voters tired of Washington sermonizing and legal gymnastics, the 2026 ballot season just handed them a simple question: who gets to compete in girls’ and women’s school sports? Cable panels and celebrity athletes are going to shout about fairness and rights, but at the end of the day these measures put practical rules in […] More
America is watching as President Trump moves to put federal poll monitors into Georgia’s troubled election machinery, and the reaction from Fulton County tells you everything about who’s been counting in the dark. This is about more than politics; it’s about transparency, fairness, and whether every legal vote will be protected. Voters deserve to know […] More
The big news is simple and welcome: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has officially named Confucius Institutes and their new disguises a national security threat. In a clear, no-nonsense video statement, the Department of War said it found “sleeper organizations” that acted like the old Confucius Institutes and moved to dismantle them. That is exactly […] More
Michigan’s Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate, Abdul El‑Sayed, is facing fresh questions after conservative outlets highlighted a new fact: his father, Imam Dr. Mohammed El‑Sayed, is listed as a current board member of Life for Relief and Development (LIFE). The group has a checkered federal record from years past, and the board listing appears […] More
Israel’s ballot count left the country — and the region — in a familiar, ugly limbo: neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has a clear path to 61 Knesset seats, and a handful of tiny lists could decide who governs. That’s why every seat under the threshold suddenly matters more than […] More
The Department of Justice just put meat on what had been mostly campaign-style talk: the federal government is formally moving forward with President Donald Trump’s plan to shut and renovate the East Potomac Golf Course. A court filing says the National Park Service will submit a Tom Fazio rendering described as a “World Class, championship-level […] More
Governor Gavin Newsom was caught on a hidden camera admitting what conservatives have been warning for years: the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) are not a fringe — they are moving to the center of the Democratic coalition. The clip, published by Townhall and amplified by conservative media, shows Newsom saying the DSA “is very […] More
Vice President J.D. Vance used a Kansas campaign rally to announce that the U.S. Department of Agriculture will direct roughly $57.4 million in grants to expand American meatpacking and processing capacity. The money comes through the Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Program (MPPEP) and is aimed at helping ranchers, boosting local processors and loosening the […] More
The courtroom scene this week in Washington looked less like sober justice and more like a procedural mess — and the headlines about an ex‑FBI official breaking down outside the courthouse only added to the spectacle. The real story isn’t the photo op; it’s the judge’s sharp rebuke of the Justice Department and the rushed […] More