Megyn Kelly recently sat down with lawyer and journalist Andrew Hammel to dig back into one of show business’s ugliest scandals: what was reportedly found during the 1993 search of Michael Jackson’s Neverland ranch. The conversation revisits the disturbing allegations, the evidence that prosecutors and reporters pointed to, and the strange dance between settling and More

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed to CNN that she has been diagnosed with thyroid cancer, has undergone surgery and is recovering, and says she is “doing well.” That personal update comes at a hectic moment: she was removed from the Justice Department in April, has been tapped to serve on the Presidential Council of More

President Trump used a Cabinet meeting this week to publicly praise Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard as she prepares to leave the DNI post at the end of June. He thanked her for reforms, for uncovering leads other agencies had missed, and for declassifying material tied to the Russia-collusion saga. Her announced reason for More

The Supreme Court’s decision in Chiles v. Salazar is a big win for free speech — and a loud warning shot about how far states can push professional licensing to silence dissenting views. The Court reversed a lower court ruling in an 8–1 decision, saying Colorado’s ban on “conversion therapy” as applied to a counselor More

Vice President JD Vance stepped to the podium and did what too few in Washington bother to do: he named names, pointed to piles of paperwork, and laid out the first results of the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud. The announcement matters because it moves the fight against pandemic-era waste off of op-eds More

Ball State University has quietly cut a check to end a First Amendment fight that should never have begun. This week the ACLU of Indiana announced a $225,000 settlement with the school to resolve the lawsuit filed by Suzanne Swierc after she was fired over a private social‑media post about the on‑camera assassination of conservative More