An HOA in San Marcos tried to tell its neighbors they couldn’t fly the American flag — and then doubled down with $100-a-month fines. After a predictable public uproar that went national, the Ambiance Owners’ Association quietly hit the pause button and agreed to ask residents what they think. That’s not a victory so much More
President Trump walked into the NATO summit and ripped the scab off a fragile ceasefire with Iran, flatly declaring it “over” and calling Tehran “scum.” His language was blunt, his purpose obvious: squeeze Iran and signal toughness. Plain and loud — the kind of talk that gets headlines and, if mishandled, gets people killed. What More
Representative Tim Burchett (R‑TN‑02) has put the FBI on notice. In a July 7 letter to FBI Director Kash Patel, Burchett asked the bureau to release “all FBI records related to the death of Seth Rich,” the DNC staffer who was killed in 2016. The request is short, sharp, and aimed squarely at one thing: More
The courtroom in Utah was full of grim, unsparing evidence this week — footage, DNA, witness statements — and then there was a single, very human pause: Erika Kirk quietly handing a tissue to a stranger who broke down in the gallery. It was a small, public act during a very public tragedy, and it More
A sharp turn in the Middle East happened this week. U.S. Central Command says American forces struck inside Iran, hitting “over 80” targets after projectiles struck commercial tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump, standing at a NATO summit, declared the interim truce with Tehran “over” and made clear he’s done wasting time with More
Something unusual just happened in the sleepy world of broadcast license renewals: conservative groups rushed into a newly opened Federal Communications Commission docket and asked regulators to yank ABC/Disney’s licenses for its biggest stations. This is not a TV feud over who gets the better time slot. It is a formal legal fight that puts More