President Donald Trump gave a short, on‑the‑record answer to reporters at Joint Base Andrews after the Patriot Games. He said he could not run for a third elected term in 2028 because “the law is very strong.” The brief exchange deserves a clear look: the law, the jokes, and what this means for 2028 politics. More

Newsmax’s Carl Higbie FRONTLINE ran a segment this week in which a Newsmax personality, John “Gianna” Tabacco, reportedly declared for the WNBA draft. The clip is embedded below so readers can judge for themselves — though careful readers should note one big problem: that declaration is not independently verified by mainstream sports outlets or by More

Americans are seeing a sudden wave of city and county actions aimed at pausing or banning AI data centers. This year dozens of jurisdictions put temporary moratoria, zoning pauses, or even ballot bans in motion. The outcry is loud: neighbors worry about water, power bills, noise and farmland lost to concrete. Fair enough — local More

The White House just dropped a ZIP file that should make every American pause. The Government Transparency Task Force posted a cache of declassified files labeled “Round River” on the White House election integrity page. The files are presented as evidence that the FBI and allied intelligence teams treated reporting about Joe and Hunter Biden More

President Trump told reporters recently that he cannot run for a third presidential term because the law is “very strong.” That short answer should end the debate. Yet the chants of “2028” at rallies and the endless fever dreams in the media show that politics often ignores plain legal facts. This moment is an opportunity More

The Los Angeles Lakers just changed hands again — and for a price that makes your head spin. Media titan Bob Iger and investor Josh Kushner reportedly bought the Lakers for $12.5 billion, the largest sports sale in North American history. That headline alone is big enough to make the downtown crowd drop their oat More