Bernie Sanders Credits Trump For Better Border Security, Slams Biden

Senator Bernie Sanders publicly split with his party over border policy, bluntly criticizing the Biden administration’s handling of immigration and praising the Biden-era contrast with President Trump’s tougher enforcement. This piece walks through Sanders’ comments, what he meant by them, and why it matters for the national debate over borders and enforcement. Expect clear, direct […]
Records Show MSNBC, NBC Donated To Trump White House Renovation

I’ll cut to it: President Trump quietly funded a long-planned White House renovation to add a ballroom that seats about 650, and private donors kicked in money too. The reaction from the left has been overblown and performative outrage, especially from networks that, it turns out, donated to the project. This piece walks through the […]
Nate Morris Launches Conservative Bid, Seeks McConnell’s Seat

Nate Morris, a 45-year-old Republican businessman from Kentucky, has launched a Senate campaign to succeed Sen. Mitch McConnell, who announced his retirement after a long tenure in Washington. Morris frames his run as a break from career politicians, leaning on his record building Rubicon and running businesses in Lexington. The race will move through a […]
Tennessee AG Leads 25 States Asking Court To End Birthright Citizenship

The Tennessee attorney general led a coalition of state attorneys general in filing an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court asking the justices to clarify whether the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause automatically grants American citizenship to every child born on U.S. soil. The brief argues lower courts have stretched the clause beyond its Reconstruction-era […]
Tipsheet Pakistani National Sentenced to 40 Years for Smuggling Cruise Missiles, Warhead Advertisement AP Photo/Baz Ratner A Pakistani national was sentenced on Oct. 16 to 40 years

A Pakistani national, Muhammad Pahlawan, received a 40-year federal prison sentence on Oct. 16 after a jury found him guilty of participating in a scheme to move Iranian-made conventional weaponry across international waters. The case centers on a January 2024 interdiction at sea, the seizure of missile and warhead components, and evidence tying Pahlawan to […]
Supreme Court Denies Stay, Upholds Execution, Defends Victim Justice

This piece argues that Justice Sotomayor’s dissent over a nitrogen-gas execution does more harm than good by centering convicted killers over victims, using the Anthony Boyd case and the brutal 1993 murder of Gregory Huguley to illustrate why debates on capital punishment must respect victims and public safety rather than elevate criminals as martyrs. I […]
Pilot Unions Demand Democrats Reopen Government Immediately

Airlines, major pilot unions, and federal aviation workers are pushing hard for lawmakers to end the federal shutdown because paychecks have stopped and safety is at risk. Unions say controllers, TSA officers, and pilots are still showing up without pay, and they want a clean continuing resolution to get people paid and the system stabilized. […]
Trump Deploys Gerald R. Ford Strike Group, Targets Narco-Trafficking

President Trump has ordered the Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group to the Caribbean to back anti-drug operations and pressure Transnational Criminal Organizations. The move expands U.S. military capacity in the USSOUTHCOM area of responsibility to detect, monitor, and disrupt illicit narco-trafficking networks. U.S. forces have already carried out lethal strikes against narco-terrorists, and senior […]
Michigan Lawmaker Demands Senate Democrats Reopen Government, End SNAP Delays

Michigan families are already feeling the effects of a federal shutdown that has reached day 23, with state leaders warning SNAP payments could be delayed and full benefits for November may not be available. State Rep. Ann Bollin and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services are pointing fingers at Senate Democrats for refusing […]
Jay Jones Under Fire Over Wife’s Bail Fund Donation

Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones is under fire for more than his own troubling remarks; his wife’s public support for a controversial bail fund and the couple’s broader stance on public safety have given Republicans fresh ammunition to question their commitment to law and order. This piece lays out what Mavis Jones said, the […]
Scott Jennings Defends ICE Agents Wearing Masks From Doxxing

Scott Jennings cut through the noise on CNN by pushing back hard when Geraldo Rivera attacked ICE agents for wearing masks. The exchange highlighted a simple, often ignored point: agents mask up because they and their families face real threats, not because they’re ashamed of their work. This piece lays out the exchange, the context […]
Jeffries Cornered on CNBC, Pritzker and Sanders Face Fallout

This piece summarizes a fiery episode of LARRY where House Democrat leader Hakeem Jeffries faced tough questions on CNBC over the government shutdown, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker landed in hot water during a Bret Baier interview, Bernie Sanders reportedly cut ALL TIES with his radical Democrat friends, and other political flashpoints got brisk, no-nonsense scrutiny […]
Trump Halts Canada Trade Talks, Defends Tariffs After Fake Reagan Ad

President Trump announced he is suspending trade talks with Canada after an ad ran using edited audio of Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs. Trump posted two lengthy statements on Truth Social calling the ad fake and accusing Canada of trying to influence U.S. courts. The Reagan Foundation says the ad uses selectively edited audio and that […]
Virginia Democrats Seek Unconstitutional Redistricting Power

Virginia Democrats are rushing a mid-decade redistricting push that would lock in a long-term advantage and shrink Republican representation despite robust GOP voter totals. Critics say the move ignores a 2020 voter-approved bipartisan redistricting process and could flip two or three congressional seats. Legal and political fights are already forming, with governors and former attorneys […]
Scott Jennings Questions Mamdani’s Terror Links On CNN

Scott Jennings walked onto CNN and cut through the spin surrounding Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo’s radio exchange, and a photo that keeps attracting heat. Jennings argued the debate isn’t about cheap insults but practical questions of experience and judgment, especially given the odd company Mamdani has kept. This piece lays out the back-and-forth and explains […]
Stephen Miller Targeted Again, Conservatives Condemn ‘Nazi Jew’ Slur

In less than a week, public figures escalated personal attacks against White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, with a recent CNN appearance where an interior designer and podcast co-host labeled him a “Nazi Jew” and dismissed his role with hyperbole; the exchange prompted a sharp White House rebuttal and revived the pattern of […]
Schumer Shutdown Exposes DOE Waste, Time To Eliminate It

The Schumer Shutdown has stretched into weeks, and conservative education advocates say it proves the federal Department of Education is redundant. This piece looks at how federal funding flows, what Parents Defending Education and officials like Alfonso Aguilar are saying, and why some Republicans argue the DOE should be dismantled. You’ll read specific funding numbers, […]
Judge Blocks Biden HHS Rule Expanding Trans Healthcare Protections

A federal judge has struck down a Biden-era regulation that expanded federal anti-discrimination protections to cover transgender healthcare, ruling the Department of Health and Human Services went beyond its authority. The decision came after a lawsuit brought by a coalition of 15 Republican-led states, and the court found HHS had attempted to redefine longstanding legal […]
12-Year-Old Annunciation Shooting Survivor Sophia Escorted Home

Sophia Forchas, a 12-year-old student shot during a back-to-school Mass at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, has been released from the hospital and returned home after an extended recovery that included surgery, rehabilitation and a public motorcade through her city. Sophia was critically wounded when a bullet struck her in the head during the August […]
DOJ Warns California Officials, Threatens Prosecution Over ICE

The Justice Department has issued a hardline warning to California leaders after public threats to arrest federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, making clear federal law and prosecutions will be used to stop any attempt to obstruct federal officers. The letter from Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche lists specific officials and points to criminal statutes […]
September Inflation Falls To 3 Percent, Undermining Democrat Shutdown

September’s consumer price report delivered a surprise: headline inflation eased to 3 percent and monthly gains were smaller than analysts forecast, while wage measures showed strength. The delayed release, hampered by the ongoing government shutdown, drew praise from the White House and top economic advisers and raised fresh warnings about the political cost of keeping […]
Illegal Immigrant Trucker Kills Three, Linked To Newsom’s DMV

A deadly freeway crash in Ontario, California, has prompted fresh outrage over state policies and federal border lapses after reports say the truck driver was an illegal immigrant previously encountered at the California border. ICE sources and local authorities say the collision killed three people, led to a criminal custody hold, and triggered an ICE […]
Schumer Shutdown Forces Pain, Democrats Block Relief Funding

The shutdown fight has become a clear example of political theatre: Democrats are using federal pain as leverage, while Republicans keep offering clean, simple fixes to reopen government. This piece looks at how a top House Democrat admitted that families will suffer but framed that harm as leverage, the media’s attempt to soften the admission, […]
Senate Democrats Block Federal Pay, Using Shutdown As Leverage

The Schumer Shutdown is a deliberate political choice by Senate Democrats who blocked a measure to pay some federal workers, even as an anonymous donor stepped in with $130 million to cover military pay. This piece breaks down what happened on the floor, the key quotes from senators and the president, and how party priorities […]