Free Markets Can Solve America’s Housing Shortage Now
Housing costs today come down to too few homes and too much faith in government control instead of trusting markets and people to respond to demand. Americans are searching for someone to blame for rising home prices, and there are plenty of easy targets. Conservatives often point to supply shortages, heavy regulation, restrictive zoning, and […]
El-Sayed Fails to Explain Medicare for All Funding Plan
Abdul El-Sayed can’t explain how he’d pay for Medicare for All, and his plan raises real concerns about care, costs, and accountability; his public comments and evasions underscore a bigger argument about socialist-style health schemes and the consequences they bring to everyday Americans. Abdul El-Sayed is running on Medicare for All, a full-government takeover of […]
Klobuchar Claims Tough Border Policy, Audience Boos
A senator running for Minnesota governor told a Farmfest crowd she supports tough border enforcement, but video from the event shows the audience reacting with skepticism and boos, and her prior statements on decriminalizing crossings raise questions about how genuine that tough talk really is. At Farmfest, Amy Klobuchar gave the kind of pitch you […]
Colbert’s Daughter Resigns From 60 Minutes Amid Purge
Madeleine Carlisle, daughter of Stephen Colbert, recently left her role at CBS News and 60 Minutes amid a wave of staff departures and leadership change that has roiled the program. Madeleine Carlisle worked inside the CBS News ecosystem, including time with 60 Minutes, before stepping away from the network. Her resignation came as internal dissent […]
Senior Ohio Conservative Urges Max Miller To Resign
Sen. Jon Husted has urged Rep. Max Miller to resign amid allegations of domestic violence involving Miller’s ex-wife and daughter, a controversy that has drawn national attention and prompted calls for an ethics probe while the congressman denies wrongdoing and has requested his own investigation. The situation centers on allegations involving Rep. Max Miller and […]
Mitch McConnell Released From Rehab, Intends To Finish Term
Sen. Mitch McConnell has been discharged from a rehabilitation center and is back home after an extended absence following a major health scare, with his team saying he will recover at home while remaining involved in Senate business. McConnell’s team confirmed his release and noted he will continue recovery away from the public eye, a […]
El-Sayed Nomination Cuts Democrats’ Michigan Senate Odds, Enten
CNN analyst Harry Enten says Abdul El-Sayed’s nomination has shifted the Michigan Senate race odds, sparking concern that the Democratic pick could weaken the party’s appeal with working-class voters and in key suburban areas. CNN analyst Harry Enten warned that Michigan’s Senate contest looks very different now that Abdul El-Sayed is the Democratic nominee, and […]
<span style="color: rgb(201, 1, 16);">WATCH</span>: Mamdani Booed Off Stage at Pro-Police Event
Warren Ignored Rent Economics, Landlords Explain Consequences
This article examines Elizabeth Warren’s take on rent, explains why landlords raise prices, and lays out how government policies and market forces shape housing availability and quality. Progressives keep proposing fixes that ignore basic economics and real-world incentives, and that disconnect shows up in debates about rent. When politicians push policies that punish or push […]
Zohran Mamdani Booed At Pro-Police Staten Island Rally
Zohran Mamdani faced a hostile crowd in Staten Island during a National Night Out Against Crime event, where video shows him booed as he took the stage; the reaction underscored local frustration over his positions on policing and past public comments, and it came amid a turnout of thousands and ongoing debate about city public […]
O’Donnell’s Piano Ad Reclaims Nevada Economic Momentum
Republican Marty O’Donnell has rolled out a striking campaign ad that foregrounds his life as a musician and composer while tying that craft to economic messaging in Nevada’s Third Congressional District. The spot centers on O’Donnell at the piano and uses his creative background to contrast care and discipline with the chaos his campaign says […]
Texas Halts AI Data Centers, Threatens Innovation And Jobs
The state pause on new AI data centers has sparked a fight over innovation, local impact, and political alignment as officials weigh grid, water, and neighborhood concerns against economic and technological benefits. State leaders recently ordered a halt on new data center construction while they review how these facilities affect the electric grid, water resources, […]
Sanders Refuses To Endorse Wisconsin Socialist Francesca Hong
Bernie Sanders declined to back Wisconsin Democrat Francesca Hong in the governor’s primary, telling Pod Save America that he is focused on protecting seats in the House and Senate, a choice that has drawn criticism from those who expect his brand of politics to translate into local endorsements. Bernie Sanders is still the most recognizable […]
Vance Blames Democratic Base, Says El-Sayed Won By Appealing Radicals
Vance laid out a simple explanation for Abdul El-Sayed’s primary victory and why the result matters to voters and the GOP’s general election strategy. Vice President JD Vance put the moment in blunt terms after Tuesday’s Michigan Senate primary, arguing that the party’s energized base is drawn to hard-left candidates. During a Fox News interview […]
Francesca Hong Must Commit To DSA’s Radical Agenda, Publicly
A concise look at Francesca Hong’s effort to appear moderate while her long-standing ties to the Democratic Socialists of America raise questions about whether she’ll accept the group’s full platform to win their endorsement. Francesca Hong has tried to position herself as a moderate, but her history with the Democratic Socialists of America complicates that […]
Socialist Elites Scorn Working Americans, Demand Loyalty
This piece argues that many modern socialists and their allies talk about supporting workers while treating them poorly, citing examples from politics and the restaurant industry and questioning whether the rhetoric matches their behavior. Not long ago a story ran about a professor who complained that construction workers in a coffee shop were “loud” and […]
GOP-Led Committee Holds Anthony Fauci In Contempt, Refers To DOJ
A Senate committee split along party lines voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt after he invoked the Fifth during a hearing, sending the matter to the Justice Department and adding fresh political heat as investigators sift through documents and phone records tied to the pandemic response. Republicans on the Senate Homeland Security and […]
Alfonso Demands Action Against Socialist Democrats Now
Republican challenger Michael Alfonso is gearing up to make his case against the leftward shift in the Democratic Party, tying radical Democratic figures and the Democratic Socialists of America to policies he says threaten freedom and prosperity, and running an ad that draws on his family’s escape from communism to warn voters about what’s at […]
Yelp Blocks Review Mob, Protects NJ Pizzeria After Cake Dispute
Yelp stepped in after a small birthday request at a Point Pleasant pizzeria turned into a viral confrontation and a wave of negative reviews that threatened the restaurant’s reputation. A family celebrating a five-year-old’s birthday at Joey Tomato’s in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, called ahead to ask if they could bring a cake, and were […]
Francesca Hong Flip-Flops On Thanksgiving, Alienating Voters
Francesca Hong publicly called for canceling Thanksgiving during the pandemic, later told a national interviewer she loves the holiday, and has repeatedly shifted her messaging in ways that raise questions about authenticity and electability. Francesca Hong’s statements about Thanksgiving have been all over the place, and voters deserve straightforward answers. During COVID she suggested abandoning […]
Michigan Primary El-Sayed Edges Stevens, Exposes Leftward Shift
Michigan’s Democratic primary produced a narrow win for Abdul El-Sayed, exposed major polling problems, and sparked fresh questions about whether the party’s left flank can translate primary momentum into general election gains. The Michigan result was tight: Abdul El-Sayed edged out Rep. Haley Stevens by less than a point. That slim margin turned what some […]
Bill Maher Defends Free Speech, Challenges Pro-Palestinian Activist
Bill Maher’s fiery 2014 TV moment with pro-Palestinian commentator Rula Jebreal still cuts through the noise today, showing how blunt talk about radical Islam collides with accusations of bigotry and how those skirmishes echo amid rising antisemitism and pro-Hamas sentiment in parts of the Democratic Party. The clip returns because the issues it captures are […]
NYT Feminists Attack Sophie Cunningham, Defend Transgender Inclusion
New York Times hosts Madeline Hill and Charlotte Wilder publicly mocked WNBA player Sophie Cunningham and former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines on the Times’ Sports Gossip Show, dismissing their concerns about men competing in women’s sports and accusing them of seeking attention. The exchange included sharp on-air lines like “She’s doing a right-wing grift,” and […]
Bernie Sanders Downplays DSA Defund, Open Borders Agenda
A sharp, plain look at recent claims from Sen. Bernie Sanders that clash with the positions of many on the left and what that inconsistency means for Democrats heading into the midterms. Bernie Sanders has spent decades as a high-profile voice on the left, and lately his messaging has shifted toward reassurance. He told an […]