Politics
President Trump pushed for calm after a small but dangerous exchange in Beirut, warning that a fragile peace process with Iran could be derailed....
Conservatives still control the inside track, and this piece explains why the Marxists’ moment is fragile because they misread the Red-Green Alliance and underestimate...
I’ll outline why patriotic media is broken and what must change, covering concentrated ownership, the fact-checking cartel, memory-scrubbing, influencer rot, platform dependence, and the...
This piece runs through a conservative countdown of the ideas and cultural forces that, in my view, threaten America’s future. It compresses thirty warning...
President Trump pushed for calm after a small but dangerous exchange in Beirut, warning that a fragile peace process with Iran could be derailed....
The Harvard-Harris survey makes a blunt point: a slim majority of Americans now view Democrats as favoring open borders, and that perception is tied...
OpenAI says it uncovered and shut down two coordinated influence campaigns tied to China that used AI to generate social posts, images, and cartoons...
JD watched the Steven Spielberg movie “Disclosure Day” and turned the experience into a spirited live Q&A, blending a film review with an Ask...
Elon Musk just crossed a historic threshold as SpaceX went public and his paper wealth leapt beyond a trillion dollars, and the reaction from...
The Trump administration moved decisively to treat Anthropic’s most advanced AI systems, Mythos 5 and Fable 5, as controlled national security assets, restricting foreign...
Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day arrives into a noisy moment, trading on current Pentagon talk about unidentified aerial phenomena while asking whether evidence of visitors...
Democrats are shifting into full general election mode with a familiar playbook: squeeze Republican voters by stoking anti-Trump sentiment, leverage public unhappiness over the...
Hakeem Jeffries contradicted himself in public, dismissing President Trump’s concerns about voter fraud in Los Angeles as a conspiracy while days later accusing Republicans...
The Lord’s Prayer contains sharp, deliberate words that steer us away from stockpiling and toward daily dependence, link mercy outward with what we receive,...
This piece looks at three simultaneous frustrations—a fragile Middle East ceasefire that may entrench a brutal regime, a slow-motion Los Angeles election count that...
This article follows one clear thread: the modern bondage in Pakistan’s brick kilns, the hands-on rescues led by two American Christians, the practical costs...
This piece examines a New School professor’s public praise for Iran’s Revolutionary Guard at a DSA event, traces her past campus actions, and argues...
This piece argues that conservative energy is being wasted chasing a scandal-plagued Maine candidate while a far more dangerous Democratic threat builds quietly elsewhere,...
The press spent weeks obsessed with the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool paint job while a federal report quietly revealed $186 billion in improper payments...
The Chicago Bears voting to build a stadium in Hammond, Indiana, after years of stalled talks in Illinois shows how political dysfunction and missed...
Short version: Maine Democrats appear determined to block the voters’ choice by deploying late-breaking allegations against Graham Platner, using timing and party rules to...
Los Angeles is at a crossroads: visible decay on the streets, open drug markets, and a housing system that squeezes working families are not...