When Joe Biden threw open the southern border with a de facto “let them all in” approach, the results were immediate and disastrous. Net migration exploded to roughly 2.3 million people per year during his first three years in office — the fastest pace on record. Even The New York Times acknowledged it was the … Read more
A major political shakeup could be brewing in Alaska, as Governor Mike Dunleavy is reportedly laying the groundwork for a future U.S. Senate run that would put him on a direct collision course with Senator Lisa Murkowski. According to individuals familiar with Dunleavy’s thinking, the governor is seriously considering a 2028 challenge that would pit … Read more
What happened in Santa Ana, California, last week is tragic. It is also entirely predictable. A 21-year-old activist, now facing permanent blindness in one eye, was seriously injured during an anti-ICE protest that spiraled out of control. Predictably, the story has already been flattened into a simplistic morality tale by sympathetic media outlets and activist … Read more
Six agents with the United States Secret Service have been suspended without pay or benefits following last summer’s attempted assassination of Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, according to federal officials. The disciplinary action stems from a security breakdown at a July 13, 2024, rally in Butler, where a gunman was able to … Read more
Residents in parts of Queens are voicing mounting frustration as visible crime, illegal street activity, and unchecked disorder continue to dominate sections of Roosevelt Avenue—an area that falls partly within the congressional district represented by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Once a busy commercial corridor serving working families, the avenue has increasingly become associated with open prostitution, unlicensed … Read more
Washington, D.C. is heating up once again—and this time, the temperature spike is impossible to ignore. What was once a quiet, cautious whisper on the political fringes has surged into the center of the national conversation. The word impeachment is back, dominating hallways, committee rooms, and cable news panels across the capital. And unlike previous … Read more
The debate over whether the United States should emulate Europe’s regulatory framework has long been a contentious issue. Proponents argue that Europe’s stricter regulations provide greater consumer protections and foster a more equitable society. Critics, however, contend that these regulations stifle innovation, limit economic growth, and create bureaucratic inefficiencies. A recent congressional hearing brought this … Read more
Donald Trump has delivered thousands of speeches over the course of his political career—bombastic rallies, grievance-filled monologues, and combative press appearances that once thrilled supporters and terrified opponents. But what unfolded this week was something entirely different. It was not merely a bad speech. It was not just an off night or a controversial moment. … Read more
Michael Cohen, once the longtime personal attorney to President Donald Trump and later one of his most prominent critics, has now made a striking claim about the legal cases brought against his former boss. In a new public statement, Cohen alleges that New York prosecutors repeatedly pressured him to deliver testimony that fit a predetermined … Read more
New video footage has emerged showing a heated confrontation between two U.S. Secret Service officers stationed outside former President Barack Obama’s Washington, D.C., home—bringing renewed scrutiny to an incident that was first reported more than a week ago. The footage, obtained by journalist Susan Crabtree, appears to confirm earlier reports that an on-duty dispute between … Read more