Los Angeles is getting a new kind of political theater: AI-made movie clips turned into campaign fodder. Spencer Pratt’s viral AI ads have lit up social media and forced the city’s failing leadership to defend itself. If you care about the Los Angeles mayoral race, homelessness, or common sense, you should pay attention to how […] More
Retired Gen. Jack Keane put it bluntly on air: Iran looks like it’s “settling in.” That isn’t mere bluster from a TV pundit — it’s a warning from a man who spent his life thinking about how wars start, and how they can get a lot worse if we treat pauses as victories. If Tehran […] More
Glenn Beck has turned his spotlight on a man many Americans have never heard of: Aleksandr Dugin. Beck calls him a dangerous thinker whose ideas could worm their way into Western institutions. Whether you buy every alarm bell or not, it’s worth paying attention when a figure with a mix of religion, geopolitics, and swagger […] More
Retired Gen. Jack Keane didn’t tiptoe around it on television this week: he says the United States needs to be prepared to return to full combat operations against Iran if Tehran keeps testing the limits of a shaky ceasefire. That’s not idle hawkishness; it’s a blunt policy prescription from a man who spent his life […] More
People are watching a viral clip out of Los Angeles and asking a simple question: was this ballot box handled the way it should have been? The video, shared widely by independent journalist Benny Johnson, claims to show hard evidence of voter fraud and says the Department of Justice under President Trump is now looking […] More
Washington is quietly back at the table with Tehran, and Iran is making an audacious ask: stop the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah and we’ll talk. That’s not diplomacy so much as a demand wrapped in leverage — and it should make every American who cares about strength and stability uneasy. Iran’s leverage: a ceasefire […] More
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is asking Governor Abigail Spanberger to keep a man accused of raping a child behind bars instead of letting him walk back into our neighborhoods. The accused, identified as an illegal alien from El Salvador, faces serious felony charges in Prince William County after police say he used social media […] More
Graham Platner flew to Washington this week for what looked like damage control. Instead of answers that calmed nerves, Senate Democrats left with reassurances on the record and growing private worry off it. The real story isn’t just the sexting scandal — it’s the party’s choice to circle the wagons around a vulnerable nominee in […] More
The Department of Homeland Security stepped in and restored order at the Delaney Hall Newark ICE facility after protesters shut down parts of the site. Secretary Markwayne Mullin made it plain that federal security and airport operations would not be held hostage. When you threaten Newark Airport’s customs processing, you stop being a peaceful protester […] More
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The Kansas Inspector General’s interim audit landed like a bucket of cold water on the KanCare machine. The report flagged nearly $800,000 in apparent improper Medicaid payments in the “Pregnant Woman” category and named dozens of enrollees who look, at first glance, plainly ineligible. Lawmakers responded by forcing new verification rules into law. This debate […] More
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Israel answered a volley of ballistic missiles from Iran with retaliatory airstrikes inside Iranian territory. The Israel Defense Forces says the strikes hit military targets in western and central Iran after air-raid sirens blared in northern Israel and missile defenses intercepted the incoming salvo. The situation is a dangerous step up in a long, tense […] More
The release of body‑worn camera footage from Hampshire Police has ripped the varnish off a polite fiction: our police are instructed, trained, and rewarded in ways that now can cost a life. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has seized that footage and the public anger it sparked to demand swift change — and to call […] More
The Pentagon quietly moved to simplify how it records service members’ religions. A memorandum signed by Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Anthony J. Tata, implementing direction from Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, cuts the Defense Department’s list of faith or religious‑affiliation codes from more than 200 down to 31. The memo, dated […] More
There’s a new episode in the Democrat civil war playing out in New York — and this one came with receipts. CNN’s KFILE found thousands of archived posts from Darializa Avila Chevalier’s deleted social account that read like a wishlist from the far left: abolish police, prisons and borders; seize private property and nationalize industries; […] More
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries went on Fox News Sunday and offered a master class in political dodge. When pressed about serious allegations swirling around two Democratic nominees — Maine Senate hopeful Graham Platner and New Jersey congressional candidate Adam Hamawy — Jeffries told the host he “hasn’t followed these allegations closely” and that “he’s […] More
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has confirmed a worrying development for ranchers and anyone who buys beef: New World screwworm has been found in a Texas calf for the first time in decades. This parasite eats living tissue, and one infected animal can mean big losses for a farm and a headache for government officials. […] More
This week in Ohio, Vice President J.D. Vance led a high‑profile federal‑state rollout to go after big Medicaid and health‑care fraud. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, FBI Director Kash Patel, CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz, and state officials stood on stage and announced new indictments, seizures, and a new FBI “Most Wanted Fraudsters” list aimed […] More
New York’s governor and attorney general just filed a bold lawsuit to unwind a controversial deal that reimbursed TotalEnergies nearly $795 million and canceled an offshore wind lease in the New York Bight. The complaint says the Interior Department skipped steps required by law when it cut the Attentive Energy project loose. Several states joined […] More
Thomas Weir Pauken II’s guilty plea to acting as an agent for the People’s Republic of China is not a plot twist in a spy novel. It is the latest real-world reminder that the Chinese Communist Party is running active influence and intelligence operations inside the United States. The Department of Justice says Pauken admitted […] More
The Justice Department has dropped a jaw-dropping superseding indictment that accuses the Southern Poverty Law Center of using donor money to pay members of the Ku Klux Klan for recruitment, cross-burnings and other extremist activity. If you thought nonprofit scandals were boring, this one reads like a twisted plot — and it raises big questions […] More
John Bolton, the onetime National Security Advisor who traded the West Wing for cable TV and bestselling books, has quietly agreed to plead guilty in the Maryland federal case over his retention of classified national‑defense documents. Reports say the plea deal includes a payment of roughly $2.25 million and exposure to up to five years […] More
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President Trump declared the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation “complete” this week and celebrated as crews began refilling the basin. He showed video of water flowing into a newly coated pool and crowed about dumpsters of debris hauled out during the work. The spectacle was meant to be a quick win: a visible fix to […] More
Administrator, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Dr. Mehmet Oz used a White House briefing to roll out a clear, new push: bring Medicaid back to its original purpose and stop states from hiding expensive policy choices behind federal checks. The immediate development is real and tangible — CMS issued an interim final rule setting […] More
President Donald Trump is set to unveil a roughly $700 million package aimed at propping up America’s coal industry. The White House has signaled the moves will lean on Defense Production Act authority and grant funding to keep plants running, build export capacity, and reopen shuttered facilities. The announcement is being framed as a jobs-and-reliability […] More
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The Justice Department this week announced the arrest of three American men accused of plotting to support ISIS. The FBI says the trio discussed buying drones and rocket-propelled grenades to strike U.S. service members overseas. These arrests come after a long undercover probe and a DOJ complaint that lays out disturbing online chatter and the […] More
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveiled a $124.7 billion executive budget in May and boldly declared it proves you can be both “fiscally responsible” and still invest in people. Nice line. But the real story is less about fiscal heroics and more about a deal with Albany, clever accounting tricks, and a few hopeful revenue bets. If […] More
President Donald Trump just turned up the pressure on Capitol Hill. With a Truth Social post pushing the SAVE America Act and a public ultimatum that he won’t bless other White House priorities until it moves, the White House has made the bill the center of the fight. At the same time, Acting Attorney General […] More