Khanna Defends Hasan Piker, Excuses Extremist Rhetoric
Representative Ro Khanna defended left-wing commentator Hasan Piker by saying Piker channels a widespread American anger over issues like healthcare and housing, even as critics point out Piker’s history of extreme statements and the danger of normalizing violent rhetoric. Representative Ro Khanna (D-CA) was recently asked why he keeps defending figures like Hasan Piker after […]
Disney Defends ABC As FCC Opens Licensing Review Over Kimmel
Disney publicly backed ABC and its late-night host as regulators signaled a licensing review, the network defended its compliance under the law, and the dispute intensified after a violent incident tied to the same event prompted calls for consequences. Disney stepped in with a clear public posture after controversy erupted over remarks made at a […]
Virginia Supreme Court Stops Democrats From Certifying 10-1 Map
Virginia’s disputed congressional map and the legal fight over its certification have exposed sharp procedural questions and now face a Supreme Court ruling that paused certification while appeals play out. The new map that would create a 10-1 Democratic advantage in Virginia is tangled up in court, and the state’s top court refused a last-minute […]
Trump Declares Iran in State of Collapse, US Holds Upper Hand
President Trump declared Iran to be in a “state of collapse” as U.S. pressure squeezes its oil exports and storage, Tehran scrambles for places to keep crude, and diplomatic talks stall amid heavy economic strain. President Trump said that Iran is in a “state of collapse” as the regime runs out of storage for its […]
Stephen A. Smith Backs Trump’s Push For White House Ballroom
Stephen A. Smith, a frequent critic of President Trump, acknowledged that a White House ballroom proposal has merit when it comes to security and preventing the kind of chaos at events held off-campus. ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith conceded on his show that President Trump “may have a point” about the need for a dedicated […]
Jasmine Crockett Backtracks, Suggests WHCD Shooting Could Be Fake
Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett first condemned the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting as “unacceptable,” then posted on Threads raising doubts and conspiratorial questions about the incident. Social media quickly split between calls for calm, conspiracy theories about staging, and renewed debates over guns, mental health, and political theater. Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett reacted to the […]
UHC Social Media Manager Fired For Praising Trump Assassination Attempt
A UnitedHealthcare social media manager posted celebratory comments about a failed attempt on President Trump and was subsequently let go. The social media manager for UnitedHealthcare posted on TikTok expressing relief that an attempt on President Trump’s life had apparently failed, prompting immediate backlash. Her remarks were widely condemned for making light of political violence, […]
Bongino Confronts Jeffries, Demands Democrats Stop Shooting Trump
The dispute between Dan Bongino and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries turned loud and personal after an attempted attack on President Trump, with both men trading sharp public statements and the argument over civility becoming a flashpoint for broader partisan tensions. Conservative commentator Dan Bongino responded angrily to a social media post by House Minority […]
FCC Launches License Review of Disney’s Eight ABC Stations
The FCC is moving to review Disney’s broadcast licenses for the eight ABC stations it owns after a late-night joke about First Lady Melania Trump sparked controversy, a development that revives broader debates over corporate media discipline, selective cancel culture and the agency’s role in policing broadcast content. The FCC says it will file paperwork […]
California Billionaire Tax Threatens 108,000 Jobs, $28B Wages
The push to put California’s so-called billionaire tax on the November ballot has moved forward, even after voters learned a backdoor clause could reach ordinary homeowners, and researchers warn the plan could cost the state well over 100,000 jobs and billions in wages. Signatures cleared the threshold to get the measure on the ballot despite […]
Ninth Circuit Backs ICE, Restores Portland Crowd Controls
The Ninth Circuit reversed parts of a district court injunction in the Portland protests case, allowing federal officers more leeway to use common crowd-control tools against demonstrators and rejecting claims that agents followed an unwritten policy of retaliation. The Ninth Circuit’s three-judge panel stepped into a messy situation outside the Portland ICE building and altered […]
Tillis Ends Blockade, Backs Trump’s Fed Chair Nominee
Sen. Thom Tillis has reversed his plan to stall Kevin Warsh’s nomination for Fed chair after the DOJ dropped its investigation into Jerome Powell, opening the way for a swift confirmation. Sen. Thom Tillis, who had signaled he would create trouble for President Trump’s Fed nominee, announced he will not block the nomination anymore, easing […]
Kash Patel’s Ouster Claim Faces Scrutiny After Atlantic Lawsuit
Media chatter about Kash Patel’s supposed ouster smells like recycled anonymous-sourcing gone bad, with sloppy reporting, a defamation suit, and a misunderstanding of the FBI director’s role all in the mix. We’re back to anonymous sources and the usual circus. Anonymous sourcing has its place—remember Deep Throat was Mark Felt, and that revelation mattered—but the […]
White House Shooting Investigation Stalls, Secret Service Faulted
The story traces a near-assassination at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner, a separate shooting near Lafayette Park two weeks earlier that went cold, and reported internal disputes and leadership failures inside the Secret Service that critics say left protections weakened. The incident at the Washington Hilton forced President Donald Trump to be evacuated and […]
Secret Service Officer Shot Inside Hilton Exposes Lax Security
The Secret Service agent struck at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner survived because his vest did its job, but the incident has raised big questions about how the shooter got so close and whether friendly fire played a role amid reports of a gag order and internal turmoil. The agent who was shot walked […]
Ben Ferguson Slams CNN For Excusing Kimmel’s Melania Joke
Ben Ferguson pushed back hard after a CNN panel shrugged off Jimmy Kimmel calling First Lady Melania Trump an “expectant widow,” arguing the joke isn’t harmless given repeated attempts on President Trump’s life and the partisan double standard in mainstream media. Ben Ferguson, who fills the conservative lane when Scott Jennings isn’t on the mic, […]
Talarico Mentor Jokes About Trump Assassination Attempt, Raises Outrage
James Talarico claims a faith-shaped identity while his longtime pastor’s public remarks and history raise sharp questions about the tone and judgment being modeled for Texas voters. James Talarico positions himself as a Christian running as the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas, and he points to a longtime pastor as a spiritual guide. […]
Porter Sends Profane Fundraising Email After Trump Assassination Attempt
About 18 hours after the assassination attempt on President Trump, California Democrat Katie Porter sent an expletive-laced fundraising email that accused Trump of violent intent, and other Democratic leaders continued hawkish rhetoric in the aftermath. About 18 hours after the assassination attempt that targeted President Donald Trump and other officials, Democrat Katie Porter sent a […]
Nebraska Democrats Push Scheme To Boost Independent Against Ricketts
Nebraska Democrats are running a two-person play that could hand the state’s Senate seat to a progressive independent, with a Democratic candidate openly saying she will step aside if nominated so her ally can face the likely Republican nominee in November. Cindy Burbank, who entered the Democratic primary in Nebraska, has made clear she intends […]
Becerra Denies Knowledge, Aides Face Prison Time Over Campaign Theft
Xavier Becerra, a former cabinet official and current candidate in California’s governor race, is facing tough questions after associates connected to a dormant campaign fund were accused of stealing nearly a quarter of a million dollars. He insists he had no knowledge and says ethics rules forced him to step back while trusted aides handled […]
Federal Mandate Forces Active Surveillance Tech In New Cars By 2027
A federal regulation tucked into a 2021 law would require driver-monitoring systems in new cars by about model year 2027, sparking sharp debate over safety benefits versus permanent surveillance and unclear data use. A 2021 bill signed under the Biden administration has resurfaced as a major privacy and liberty concern for many conservatives. Section 24220 […]
Conservatives Expose Left Hypocrisy Over Temu Dress Attack
A brisk take on a recent spat over a dress at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and the broader political theater around it. I keep chuckling at how often people promise that women in charge would guarantee peace and prosperity, then watch them devour one another over petty stuff. The joke lands harder when you […]
57 Republicans Vote To Allow Federal Car Surveillance
The story covers a new federal push to put automated monitoring and remote control into cars, the patents and surveillance features that make it possible, and the congressional vote where 57 Republicans blocked an amendment meant to prevent government surveillance of vehicle occupants. People are talking because the technology being approved now would let vehicles […]
Jeffries Doubles Down On ‘Maximum Warfare’ After Assassination Attempt
Senate Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries doubled down on a confrontational approach toward Republicans, keeping his controversial language alive even after an assassination attempt on President Trump brought political violence into sharp relief. Hakeem Jeffries’ recent comments have landed him squarely in the crosshairs of Republican criticism and public scrutiny. He spoke plainly about stepping up […]