Trump Working Class Tax Cuts Spark Manufacturing Revival
Trump’s working-class tax cuts are credited with sparking a manufacturing rebound, protecting hundreds of thousands of jobs and unlocking significant GDP and wage gains across states. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent acknowledged it would take some time, as did President Trump: “Biden has damaged this country. It will take time to turn things around.” Even so, […]
Protect Girls, Defend Sports And Bathrooms From Male Intrusions
Parents are rightly alarmed by a string of incidents where boys identifying as girls have entered girls’ spaces, and the debate over how to protect female privacy, safety, and fair competition keeps getting louder. When you’re a parent, safety and privacy come first, and many moms and dads are stepping up to say that loud […]
ICE Removes 356,389 Illegal Aliens This Fiscal Year
ICE’s own numbers show mass removals this fiscal year, a detention population heavy with criminal cases, and shifting tactics after public backlash — all while arrests climbed to record levels in June and July remains on pace to be higher. The latest ICE figures report 356,389 deportations in Fiscal Year 2026 so far, which works […]
Democrat Incumbent Dodges Socialism Questions, Shows Weakness
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is running scared in Washington’s 3rd District, ducking tough questions about state tax proposals and ties to socialist-aligned groups while a competitive top-two primary and outside spending make this seat a clear pickup opportunity for Republicans. Washington’s 3rd has flipped from safe to competitive after redistricting, and the top-two primary system […]
House Approves Midterm Funding, SAVE Act Boosts Security
The House approved a stopgap spending measure that would keep the government funded through the midterms while attaching a controversial policy package, setting up a clash with Senate Republicans and putting House GOP unity to the test. The vote moved quickly through the chamber, but the real fight now shifts to hundreds of amendments and […]
James Talarico Pushed Inappropriate LGBTQ Books On Children
Democrats loudly complain about “banned books,” while libraries and parents actually manage what’s age appropriate, and one Democrat, James Talarico, has been on the front lines defending access to certain LGBTQ-themed materials in schools. The Democrats love to clutch pearls over the concept of “banned books,” but the reality on the ground is messier than […]
Diehard Conservative Jonathan Cain Blasts Politicized Music
Jonathan Cain of Journey openly criticizes Bruce Springsteen for bringing politics into music, saying artists should leave political commentary off stage and keep the focus on the art. Jonathan Cain, Journey’s keyboardist, has been blunt about mixing politics with performance and about his own views. He identifies as a “diehard conservative” and called Bruce Springsteen […]
Disney Downsizes, Cuts Hundreds At Pixar, ESPN, National Geographic
Disney is cutting staff across Pixar, ESPN, National Geographic and other units in its third major round of layoffs this year, a move that follows a string of strategic changes and public criticism about the company’s direction. Despite “Toy Story 5” doing strong business, Disney is preparing to dismiss hundreds of Pixar employees as part […]
Thune Says GOP Would Welcome Fetterman If He Defects
Sen. John Fetterman has floated leaving the Democratic Party, and Senate GOP leaders have publicly said they’d welcome him; the move raises questions about his motives, his alliance with Sen. Dave McCormick, and what a switch would mean for congressional dynamics. Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania has been signaling frustration with his party, and his […]
Madison 76th Assembly Race Tests GOP Majority, Exposes Radical Dems
The 76th Assembly contest in Madison has become a strange little political theater, where a crowded Democratic primary, a lone Republican, and one attention-grabbing candidate clash in ways that tell us a lot about the leftward tilt of the city and the risks that creates for pragmatic voters. The 76th District seat, vacated by Francesca […]
Arizona GOP Battles Democrats For Control Of Key Seats
Arizona voters hit the polls in a messy, high-stakes primary where local drama could reshape November’s ballot and affect the balance in Washington. It’s Election Day in Arizona and the state’s races are drawing national attention. The most chaotic scene is the first congressional district, where Democrats have spent big and spent it on each […]
Hollywood Must Fund USAID Alternatives, Stop Hypocrisy
Hollywood stars praise foreign aid and lament its loss, but their words raise a simple question: if they love USAID so much, why aren’t they replacing it with their own money and organizations instead of lecturing taxpayers? Actors have long lived in a bubble where moralizing is cheap and consequences are distant. When they praise […]
DHS Rebukes NYT Claim, FBI Will Continue Investigating ICE Incidents
The Department of Homeland Security publicly rejected a New York Times story that claimed the FBI would stop probing clashes involving immigration agents, insisting the FBI will continue investigations and that assaults on federal officers will be prosecuted. The Department of Homeland Security pushed back hard Sunday after a New York Times piece suggested federal […]
Van Jones Says Democrats Thanked Him For Exposing Socialist Takeover
Van Jones, a progressive commentator, says establishment Democrats privately praised him after he publicly criticized the party’s socialist wing, arguing that some ideas have gone too far and warning that this internal tug-of-war will reshape political messaging and voter choices. Van Jones is widely known as a progressive voice, but he has been outspoken about […]
Protect Women, Stop Men Claiming Trans Status In Bathrooms
This piece argues against allowing ‘Trans Women’ into women-only spaces and lays out the personal, safety, and cultural reasons for that stance. I don’t consider myself a feminist by any stretch of the imagination. Feminism has done more to harm women and make life difficult for the men I love than it’s done any good. […]
Philadelphia DA Krasner Accused Of Silencing Prosecutors
Philadelphia’s district attorney faces new accusations that internal conflicts were hidden and career prosecutors were warned to “protect the office,” sparking a federal hearing and a charge that supervisors pushed to overturn a murder conviction without proper review. Two assistant district attorneys have come forward in a dispute that reaches to the top of the […]
Sen. Peter Welch Publicly Admits Trump Was Right On Border Security
A Republican-leaning recap: a Democratic senator conceded that the border was secure and that President Trump’s approach was vindicated, while the party’s left wing and some state leaders continue to resist enforcement and push policies that undermine deportations. The political temperature around immigration keeps spiking, and a notable Democratic admission just shifted the needle. Senator […]
Court Forces Release Of Biden Ghostwriter Tapes, Media Accountable
Brief overview: A recent D.C. Circuit decision orders release of ghostwriter interview tapes tied to the Special Counsel probe, reopening questions about classified documents, cognitive fitness, and the media narratives that protected President Biden. The Biden classified-docs story never really disappeared; it simmered under headlines and talking points until the Special Counsel stepped in. Robert […]
New York School Deploys Robot Teacher, Exposes Union Costs
A small upstate New York district is piloting a humanoid teaching assistant called ‘Sally’, stirring debate about budgets, unions, and how technology fits into classrooms. A rural district in New York has started testing a humanoid robot named ‘Sally’ with juniors and seniors at Salamanca High School, and the move is drawing sharp reactions. The […]
El-Sayed Loses Support, Courts Jewish Voters Amid Polling Decline
Abdul El-Sayed is trailing badly in Michigan and is suddenly making a show of affection for Jewish voters; this piece lays out the polls, the odd alliances that undermine his new outreach, and reactions from audiences and opponents that suggest voters aren’t buying it. Recent polling shows Haley Stevens leading Abdul El-Sayed by wide margins […]
Ortega Ends Elections, Cementing Socialist One-Party Rule
Nicaragua has slid from a revolutionary moment into a locked-down, authoritarian socialist regime under Daniel Ortega, who now says the country will stop holding elections and close the path to any organized opposition. The Central American nation is run by the Sandinista National Liberation Front, and Ortega’s long climb to power stretches back to 1979 […]
NYT Columnist Dismantles Gaza Genocide Narrative, Quickly
The Gaza war has become the Left’s defining obsession, fueling antisemitic currents and a widespread claim that Israel is committing genocide; a New York Times conservative, Bret Stephens, methodically disputes that label and exposes selective outrage in under six minutes. The Gaza conflict has reshaped political currents, pushing parts of the Democratic Party toward socialist […]
NYC Mayor Mamdani Supporter Cannot Name Delivered Promises
Zohran Mamdani’s rise to New York City mayor looks less like a mandate and more like a product of factional politics, a lucky alignment of split opposition, and an eager base that struggles to point to concrete wins. He wasn’t supposed to be inevitable, which makes his victory tell you more about the opposition than […]
Don Lemon Compares MAGA To Nazis, Conservatives Push Back
Don Lemon’s broad swipe at MAGA landed like a lazy soundbite, trading careful argument for a political insult that confuses labels and history. Don Lemon has made a career out of theatrical takes that resonate inside a small liberal bubble, but they rarely hold up under scrutiny. He floated the idea of a presidential run […]