Governor Ron DeSantis just forced a fight worth paying attention to — and no, it isn’t another press-conference stunt. This is real policy: a big boost to the homestead exemption and new limits on how local governments raise and hide property-tax dollars. If you own a home in Florida, this matters. If you care about […] More
Senator Chris Coons (D-Del.) was a passenger in a multi-vehicle crash in Lewes this week after another driver reportedly suffered a medical emergency. Coons was taken to Beebe Hospital, treated for minor injuries, and sent home. He thanked first responders and hospital staff and said he expects a full recovery — a welcome bit of […] More
The New York primary results were not a fluke. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s hand-picked slate swept three Democratic congressional nominations, knocking off two sitting House members and claiming an open seat. For conservatives who have been waiting for socialism to implode on its own, this should be a wake-up call: the left isn’t self-correcting — it’s […] More
The new Economist/YouGov poll released this week makes one thing plain: lots of Americans disagree about whether the United States is the greatest country on earth, and that disagreement lines up almost perfectly with party labels. Only 8 percent of self-identified Democrats said America is “the greatest,” while a strong majority of Republicans said the […] More
The Supreme Court surprised everybody this week — and not in a good way for conservatives who expected clear, consistent rulings. Chief Justice John Roberts joined strange coalitions that gave the President more power to remove officials from many independent agencies while also protecting Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook from being tossed out immediately. Megyn […] More
Gallup released a new national poll this week showing American pride at a record low. Only about one‑third of adults say they are “extremely proud” to be American, and just over half report high pride when you add those who are “very proud.” That drop is not small. Gallup says it is the lowest reading […] More
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Today is election day across several states, and the drama is centered in South Carolina where the Republican gubernatorial runoff between Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson is underway. What turned this from a routine runoff into national theater was President Donald Trump’s rare double endorsement — he publicly backed both candidates. […] More
They say politics is show business for ugly people. This week the National Republican Congressional Committee proved the maxim right — delivering a bouquet and a tongue‑in‑cheek “condolence” to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries after a brutal night for Democrats in New York. It was petty, theatrical and — yes — funny. But it also […] More
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Congress just rolled out a new plan to make owning a car more expensive — and they dressed it up as “fairness.” The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee released a five‑year highway bill called the BUILD America 250 Act (H.R. 8870). Buried inside is Section 1129: a federal registration fee on electric and plug‑in hybrid […] More
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Hillary Clinton — the once-untouchable face of the Democratic establishment — publicly praised President Trump’s Gaza peace plan this week. That’s the kind of political oddity that makes Washington consultants spit out their coffee and ordinary voters raise an eyebrow. It’s rare to see a high-profile Democrat break with her party so publicly, and rare […] More
Something happened on the left that the mainstream media won’t want to put on repeat: a heavyweight critic named Mamdani laid into the Democrat Party, and a new poll — highlighted in Officer Tatum’s video — shows Democrats slipping with key voters. This isn’t about friendly debate. It’s about a party that kept promising fixes […] More
Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin dropped a small but important bombshell this week: U.S. officials say they stopped someone with direct ties to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) from entering the United States by trying to travel with Iran’s World Cup delegation while posing as a federation official. The Iranian federation called the […] More
The short video of Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester on CNBC is doing exactly what short videos do: it turned a single, awkward exchange into a full-blown political argument. The senator was asked a simple question — “Where has socialism ever worked?” — and her reply looked like a dodge. Conservatives spread the clip fast, and […] More
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A newly released Mackinac Center for Public Policy report delivers a punch to Michigan taxpayers’ gut. The analysis says eight big subsidy deals tied to Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s job pitch promised 20,595 jobs but have produced only 602 so far. The report counts about $1.8 billion already spent on those deals, which works out to […] More
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A cellphone video that TMZ published shows a 13‑year‑old tumbling down the final drop of Disneyland’s Tiana’s Bayou Adventure after stepping out of a moving log. The clip went viral, the park stopped the ride, medics checked the boy and he was released — and regulators later said they found no operational problems. That’s the […] More
Americans did something a lot of Washington elites said they wouldn’t: they kept spending. New personal spending and retail sales data for May show households shrugged off a spike in oil and gasoline prices tied to the Strait of Hormuz disruption and kept the economy moving. That resilience matters — and it tells a clear […] More
Jimmy Kimmel is taking a two-month summer break from Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and he left viewers with a fizzing little firecracker: Rosie O’Donnell is among the guest hosts set to fill in. If you were looking for another reminder that late-night TV has become a political stunt show, this is it. The move is being […] More
Representative Ro Khanna took his crusade against Elon Musk to a popular podcast this week, saying that if Democrats win committee control they should subpoena and investigate the tech billionaire over the White House‑linked “Department of Government Efficiency” effort (DOGE). Elon Musk answered on X with a one‑liner — “Time to sue this liar” — […] More
A federal judge has stepped in and stopped the Biden administration’s successor from letting states bar Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients from buying so‑called “junk” food with their benefits. In a clear ruling in Aragon v. Rollins, U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson found that Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins went beyond what the law […] More
President Donald Trump’s Versailles handshake with Iran is not just a photo op. At a dinner hosted by President Emmanuel Macron, Mr. Trump signed a 14-point memorandum of understanding with Iran that both sides say sets a 60‑day ceasefire and a framework for further talks. The White House posted video and France circulated images. Headlines […] More
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Justice of the Peace Dianne Hensley just won a hard‑fought legal victory that should make anyone who cares about religious liberty sit up. A Travis County district court entered a final judgment that not only awarded Hensley damages and big attorney’s fees, it also barred the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct from punishing her […] More
Senator Rand Paul this week took the step many in Washington said would come: he issued a subpoena to force Dr. Anthony Fauci to appear before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee after Fauci reportedly backed out of a previously planned voluntary interview. The move escalates a months‑long fight over COVID‑19 origins, gain‑of‑function […] More
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy didn’t mince words on The Ingraham Angle after a New York primary night that put three Mayor Zohran Mamdani–backed candidates over the top. McCarthy said the results show Mamdani and “the socialists” now control the Democratic Party. Call it blunt talk — but it’s also a story Republicans will milk […] More
The House Appropriations subcommittee hearing on Homeland Security devolved into a live‑action example of politics over policy this week. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and Rep. Rosa DeLauro traded loud, overlapping accusations about migrant children and border oversight. The clips went viral — and for good reason: the shouting hid a real problem that both […] More
President Trump just landed a major win in the battle for the minerals that power the 21st century. In a fresh development, his team secured new access to critical minerals from several African nations, a move that undercuts Beijing’s long-standing grip on the supply chain. Call it smart strategy, plain common sense, or simply not […] More
The Justice Department has again shined a light on health care fraud. But before anyone breaks out the victory banners or the outrage headlines, let’s get the facts straight. Some outlets reported a single “takedown” charging 455 people and tied to $6.5 billion in false claims. Official DOJ records tell a different story — and […] More
President Donald Trump hosted a Rose Garden dinner for American farmers this week and used the stage to roll out agriculture-related executive actions the White House says will strengthen the nation’s food supply. The event was part of a clear pivot to domestic policy after the administration circulated an interim memorandum of understanding with Iran, […] More