Bill Maher’s Real Time episode this past week gave conservatives something rare: an on‑air airing of common sense from a liberal comic. The show featured Senator John Fetterman, Representative Dan Crenshaw and Donna Brazile, and it touched raw nerves — the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting, the push for a secure White House ballroom, the […] More
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made it plain in a recent TV interview: the war with Iran is not over. At the same time, President Donald Trump pushed back on critics and declared the negotiations “my business,” calling Iran’s reply to a peace offer “totally unacceptable.” The United States and Israel launched air strikes that […] More
Iran has just hanged a post-graduate student in Tehran accused of spying for the CIA and Israel’s Mossad. The young man, identified as Erfan Shakourzadeh, reportedly said he was tortured and forced to confess. This is the fifth execution on espionage charges since the regime’s recent new wave of conflict and crackdowns began. Execution of […] More
President Donald Trump stood in the Oval Office this week and made a big pitch: lower costs for moms. The administration rolled out a new online hub, a proposed Labor Department rule aimed at expanding fertility benefits, and more TrumpRx drug deals and “most‑favored‑nation” style agreements. That sounds good on the surface — fewer costs, […] More
Megyn Kelly has always been good at getting attention. Lately she’s been getting it the hard way — by picking fights with fellow conservatives on social media and on her own platforms. The latest dust-up with Mark Levin, which prompted President Trump to step in and defend Levin, is the kind of spectacle that keeps […] More
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez flying into Ebenezer Baptist Church and stepping up to the pulpit with Senator Raphael Warnock was not a quiet Sunday visit. It was a political stunt dressed as spiritual fellowship. Democrats preach separation of church and state—unless the pulpit helps their messaging. That double standard deserves calling out, plain and simple. Two […] More
Old video clips of Governor Gavin Newsom are back online and causing a ruckus. Short, odd-looking snippets from years past were reshared this week on social media and conservative channels, and the result was predictable: calls for a drug test, jokes about “Patrick Bateman,” and another round of political theater. This isn’t a court of […] More
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The Fifth Circuit has quietly erased a prior ruling about Louisiana’s legislative maps and sent the case back to the trial court after the Supreme Court rewrote the rules. If you like clear lines between politics and race, this is a welcome reset. If you prefer maps drawn by math teachers of identity politics, get […] More
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Tax‑Day video did something bold: it pointed a finger at a living billionaire and dared him to stay. The clip — filmed near the penthouse owned by Ken Griffin and bluntly saying “we’re taxing the rich” — set off a public chain reaction. Big firms and Wall Street leaders pushed back fast, […] More
Food prices are rising and supply chains are wobbling — this isn’t the time to freak out, it’s the time to act. Below is a practical, prioritized action plan to protect your family, stretch your budget, and build real food resilience using prepper, homesteader, and survival strategies. Quick Prep Checklist: What to do first Start […] More
Vice President JD Vance made his first trip to Iowa as vice president this week, and he did not come to take pictures. He came to make a point: the midterms aren’t routine and the fight is for the working-class future of towns like Des Moines. If you wondered whether the White House would stay […] More
Governor Kathy Hochul has thrown down the gauntlet. After the U.S. Supreme Court narrowed how the Voting Rights Act can be used to require race‑based districts, she announced she is “working with the Legislature to change New York’s redistricting process.” That promise revives a very unfun game: a partisan rush to redraw maps in the […] More
California drivers just woke up to a new reality: a Hong Kong‑flagged tanker named NEW COROLLA has arrived at the Port of Long Beach carrying roughly 2 million barrels of crude, and reporters are calling it the “last” Persian‑Gulf shipment to reach the West Coast after the Strait of Hormuz became effectively off‑limits. That single […] More
A recent incident in Maryland has sparked serious conversations about the state of our justice system and the alarming behavior of certain individuals who seem to act with complete disregard for law and order. In a shocking display, a Virginia Beach woman named Shante O’Donnell is behind bars, accused of shooting a gas station clerk […] More
The scene outside Park East Synagogue was ugly and telling: an anti‑Israel protest that tipped into a riot, masked agitators chanting for the end of a Jewish state, and police trying to hold the line while the mayor offers soothing words about “gathering.” New Yorkers watching this unfold saw more than a street scuffle — […] More
Two U.S. Army soldiers are missing near the Cap Draa Training Area in southwestern Morocco after taking part in the African Lion exercises. AFRICOM says a joint U.S., Moroccan and partner search-and-rescue effort is underway, and early reporting points to a likely accident near coastal cliffs rather than hostile action. Families, not headlines, should be […] More
Ken Griffin’s public warning at the Milken Institute should be louder than the mayor’s PR stunt. The Citadel founder says his firm is “doubling down” on Miami and putting a major New York redevelopment at risk after Mayor Zohran Mamdani pushed a new pied‑à‑terre tax and filmed a viral video outside Griffin’s Manhattan property. This […] More
Americans are watching two very different reckonings unfold at once: one in the halls of Congress and the other in the boardrooms of corporate America. At the center of the political storm is Bill Gates, who is being asked to give a transcribed interview to the House Oversight Committee in the committee’s Jeffrey Epstein files […] More
A public spat between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Citadel Founder & CEO Ken Griffin is now more than a Twitter headline. It is a live test of whether New York’s new “tax the rich” style politics will win votes or chase away jobs and investment. Mamdani doubled down on his pied‑à‑terre plan. Griffin doubled down […] More
Glenn Beck just put out a short, sharp video begging President Donald Trump not to fly to Beijing. It landed at a tense moment: the White House has set a high‑profile summit with President Xi Jinping for May 14–15, and the world is watching whether this will be peace‑making or a photo op that costs […] More
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is back in the spotlight after a DM clip shared on the Rubin Report raised eyebrows about how city dollars are being spent. The short video shows a conversation that many will say undercuts the idea of careful budgeting. Whether you love her politics or not, this is about something […] More
Tesla has quietly filed a voluntary safety recall with the NHTSA after a software release caused rearview camera images to delay or go blank when drivers shifted into reverse. The company says it has already pushed a fix over the air, but the recall still covers 218,868 U.S. vehicles and shows a troubling gap between […] More
The Trump administration just rolled out the biggest update to America’s counterterrorism playbook since 9/11. This new plan, crafted by White House counterterrorism chief Dr. Sebastian Gorka, puts left-wing extremist groups like Antifa squarely on the radar and gives law enforcement and intelligence agencies fresh tools to go after funding and propaganda. It’s a long-overdue […] More
Senator John Fetterman says we’re “at the cusp” of a real, lasting peace with Iran — and he’s urging the United States not to walk away from talks that many on both sides see as fragile. That line has rattled Washington because it puts a prominent Democrat in the awkward position of sounding more like […] More
The U.S. Secret Service confirmed a terse “officer‑involved shooting” near 15th Street and Independence Avenue in Washington, D.C., but gave almost no details. Their short social media post said only that one person was shot by law enforcement and asked the public to avoid the area. Reporters were escorted from the North Lawn to the […] More
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New York’s budget talks just moved from boring number-crunching to a taxpayer showdown. Governor Kathy Hochul and Democratic leaders have quietly put pension rollbacks for Tier 6 workers into their tentative budget deal. Reporters and fiscal watchdogs say the changes being floated would add about $1.5 billion a year in recurring costs — and critics […] More
President Donald Trump quietly did something big this week: he signed an executive order to launch TrumpIRA.gov and push the Saver’s Match into the hands of millions of Americans who lack workplace retirement plans. This is a straightforward idea — help people who don’t have a 401(k) find low‑cost IRAs and get up to $1,000 […] More