A New York state judge has ruled that the boundaries of New York City’s only Republican-held congressional district violate the state constitution, ordering the district to be redrawn ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. State Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey Pearlman on Wednesday found that the current configuration of New York’s 11th Congressional District unlawfully diluted … Read more
As Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey prattle on about the alleged need to shield illegal immigrants from ICE, the Department of Homeland Security has cut through the noise—reminding the public exactly who ICE is arresting in the North Star State: criminal illegal aliens who never should have been here in the … Read more
We’ve now seen ICE operations rolling out across the country as President Donald Trump does exactly what he promised voters he would do: restore the rule of law after the border collapse engineered by Joe Biden. And predictably, the Left is losing its mind. As federal agents finally move to clean up the wreckage left … Read more
On September 11, 2001, Tom Armas was not a bystander.He was a U.S. Secret Service Special Agent — and a Marine Corps reservist.When the first plane hit the World Trade Center, Armas was near 7 World Trade Center, off duty, in gym clothes. Like many agents in lower Manhattan, he didn’t wait for orders.He ran … Read more
Janis Joplin was 27 years old when she was found dead in 1970, the victim of an accidental drug overdose.By then, she was one of the most famous voices in the world — raw, electrifying, and unlike anyone else in rock music. But behind the success, her addiction had deepened. Friends and biographers describe a … Read more
Two women connected to the British royal family were officially recorded as dead — while they were still alive. Their names were Nerissa and Katherine Bowes-Lyon. They were first cousins of Queen Elizabeth II, related through the Queen Mother’s family. Both were born with significant intellectual disabilities, at a time when disability was treated with … Read more
If you’re over 65 and have noticed that your skin feels drier, more sensitive, or easily irritated, you’re not alone. These changes are a natural part of aging, yet many people continue the same shower habits they followed for decades—often daily, hot showers—believing they’re essential for cleanliness. As skin matures, however, it becomes more fragile … Read more
President Donald Trump is taking the fight back to Fulton County, Georgia, and this time the battlefield is not a campaign trail or a courtroom defense table, but a demand for accountability. After what his legal team describes as a deeply flawed and politically driven prosecution, Trump is now seeking nearly $6.3 million in damages … Read more
For years, Americans have been told that the immigration system is merely “overwhelmed.” That the chaos at the border is a humanitarian challenge. That the asylum process, while imperfect, is fundamentally sound and run by professionals acting in good faith. That narrative just took a sledgehammer to the face. Explosive undercover footage emerging out of … Read more
A federal appeals court has stepped in to halt what many legal observers see as a dangerous escalation of judicial overreach — temporarily blocking a lower-court judge from pressing forward with contempt proceedings against the Trump administration over deportation flights carried out earlier this year. The ruling does not decide the ultimate legal dispute. But … Read more