President Donald Trump has a simple one-line play for the 2026 midterms: “pretend I’m on the ballot.” It’s blunt, it’s direct, and Fox’s The Five has been running the tape on loop to make this an organizing sermon for GOP voters. The question now is whether that sermon turns into turnout — or into a More
Matt Walsh dropped Episode 1830 to punch a hole in the easy story we all like to tell: “Amazon killed the mall.” He’s right to push back on lazy narratives. The truth is messier, and messier stories matter because bad policy follows bad history. Below is a clear look at what really hollowed out American More
Republicans are supposed to move as one when the party has a clear goal. Lately, though, we’re seeing something else: House and Senate GOP lawmakers grumbling and dragging their feet while President Donald Trump pushes the party’s agenda. Carl Higbie called it “kicking and screaming” on his Newsmax show, and the rest of us should More
The Federal Trade Commission, joined by 22 state attorneys general, just filed a federal lawsuit accusing Amazon of quietly turning its advertised “second‑price” ad auctions into something else entirely — a secret surcharge scheme that, if true, hit small sellers and advertisers where it hurts: their wallets. This case landed in the U.S. District Court More
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to President Trump, and the public explanation is short: months of friction with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth over the direction and personnel of the Army. This is not a sleepy Washington shuffle. It is a clear clash over who runs the service and how readiness and More
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro boasted this summer that two large warehouses in Berks and Schuylkill counties would not become ICE detention centers. Not long after, the Department of Homeland Security announced that ICE lodged a detainer for a woman arrested in a Charleroi hit‑and‑run that injured a child. Those two developments are not unrelated — More