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Chicago Violence Is . . . Actually Much Better Than Four Years Ago

Despite what President Trump said, violent crime rates in Chicago are down considerably from their post-Covid peak.

Talarico Linked Capitalism to ‘White Supremacy’ in 2020 Meeting, Said System Should Be ‘Dismantled’

Talarico made the comments while speaking to members of the Sierra Club in 2020.

Harvard Law Provides ‘Low Sensory Rooms’ with ‘Fidget Toys’ for Freshmen

The people being trained to work 80 hours a week at a Big Law...

The Terrorization of the Democrats

There is no civilizational imperative that is advanced by the oppression (or worse) of...

Trump’s new plan to save Hollywood receives Democratic praise

President Trump's endorsement for a federal tax incentive for film and TV production is already racking up bipartisan support and Hollywood backing.

Trump denies Iranians moved nuclear materials before US strikes

President Trump on Wednesday maintained that nuclear materials were not moved prior to U.S. strikes on Iranian facilities, despite an internal preliminary assessment that indicated otherwise. “We're just the opposite. We think we hit them so hard and so fast, they didn’t get to move,” Trump said during a press conference at the NATO summit...

Joe Rogan shuts down Bernie Sanders, defends Elon Musk

Rogan, who appreciates freedom of speech like few others, cut right to the progressive obsession with campaign finance system as the cause and solution to every problem.

Hegseth lays into media over ‘preliminary’ Iran damage assessment

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday unloaded on the press amid reports that an internal U.S. assessment found American strikes set back Iran's nuclear program by months, not years, dismissing it as "preliminary" and "low confidence." Trump invited Hegseth to address questions about the assessment near the end of a roughly 45-minute press conference at...

The Korean War started 75 years ago and is still going

The very messiness of definition and outcome in Korea has contemporary resonance, given the difficulty of imagining what a settlement between Ukraine and Russia might look like today.

Watch live: Khanna, progressives push war powers resolution after Iran strikes

Democratic Reps. Ro Khanna (Calif.), Pramila Jayapal (Mich) and Greg Casar (Texas), the chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, are set to give remarks Wednesday morning in opposition to President Trump's authorization of U.S. strikes in Iran. Khanna introduced a war powers resolution last week alongside GOP Rep. Thomas Massie (Ky.) that would direct the...

Watch live: Trump gives remarks from NATO summit

President Trump on Wednesday morning will give remarks from the NATO summit in the Netherlands. Trump's comments from The Hague come as he faces pressure at home over U.S. strikes on nuclear facilities in Iran — though NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has responded favorably to the decision — and whether the U.S. will comply...

Social media influencer ‘Liver King’ arrested in Austin

The Austin Police Department has arrested Brian Johnson, known online as the social media influencer "Liver King," according to Travis County Jail records.

Burying forest waste could slow heating of planet, study finds

The world’s sawmills and plantation forests offer a powerful weapon against climate change, a new study has found. A paper published Wednesday in science journal Nature Geosciences found that burying the vast quantities of wood waste produced in the course of logging and processing trees could markedly slow Earth’s heating. Heat waves like the one...

Mamdani declares victory in NYC mayoral primary

New York State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani declared victory early Wednesday after emerging with a commanding lead over former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic mayoral primary's first-choice ballot. Mamdani — a democratic socialist, who ran a progressive campaign focusing on the state’s affordability crisis — addressed his supporters at a rally shortly after midnight on...

The Middle East has broken Trump’s brain

He thought he'd done it. Then, come Tuesday, he was already ranting and raving.

Witkoff bashes ‘treasonous’ leak of US intel assessment of Iran strikes

Steve Witkoff, President Trump's top envoy to the Middle East, blasted what he called "treasonous" leaking of information after multiple media outlets reported that the administration's strikes on Iran only set its nuclear program back a few months. "Well, it goes without saying that leaking that type of information, whatever the information, whatever side it...

Was Trump’s Iran strike legal? 

President Trump’s bombing of three Iranian nuclear sites has come under legal scrutiny, as some suggest his decision to bypass Congress stepped on its power to declare war. But if history is any indication, it’s unlikely the courts will have an avenue to settle the question — or that politics won't prevail, as presidents from...

Canada is doubling down on dairy tariffs ahead of talks with Trump

Trump has raged against Canada’s dairy tariffs for years.

Trump, Hegseth scoff at Iran damage assessment; leak probe underway

President Trump and his top national security brass aggressively pushed back on reporting that Iran’s nuclear program was only set back a matter of months – a determination made by the administration’s own internal assessments. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said an investigation was underway into leaks of a preliminary classified report that determined U.S. strikes...

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