Trump warns of terror 'sleeper cells' in U.S., blames Biden's border policies for security threats as U.S., Israel continue military campaign against Iran.
In Georgia's race for governor two top Republicans are claiming they are more aligned with Trump than the other, but one of them has donated to Trump's rivals for at least a decade.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi endorsed former U.S. Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn, a candidate running in the Democratic primary in Maryland's 5th Congressional District.
Trump-backed voting legislation faces certain defeat as Republicans strategize to pin blame on Democrats while exploring other routes to eventually pass the bill.
In the aftermath of an ISIS-inspired attack in New York City, it wasn’t just CNN that became the target of widespread scorn. As CNN’s report of the would-be terrorist bombing focused on the weather and the alleged perpetrators, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was also lambasted for beginning his address by focusing on Islamophobia. […]
Until it closed last year, Monarch Novelties was the only souvenir store in Washington, D.C., that sold campaign memorabilia exclusive to the three presidential elections of the 1960s. The store was an oddity, a decaying building on 14th Street that, for more than 80 years, trafficked in eccentricities: not just Kennedy– and Nixon-era nostalgia but […]
Recently, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has argued that during the Biden years, Army basic training became too soft and lost some of its hardcore edge. He wants basic training to toughen up. Which brings us to a phenomenon in the Army I’ll call the Hardcore Paradox: Soldiers enjoy comfort and dislike pain, stress, and […]
Arundhati Roy dedicated her debut novel, The God of Small Things, to two people who, it was safe to assume, were her nearest and dearest: “For Mary Roy who grew me up,” she wrote, “Who loved me enough to let me go.” The other dedicatee was more cryptically designated: “For LKC, who, like me, survived.” […]
“Nobody wants this!” Oscar Martinez of The Office insists to the documentary camera crew on the hunt for what became of the Dunder-Mifflin crew 12 years after the long-running program went off the air. “Don’t you guys have enough after nine years?” Evidently, no, Oscar. We need more. Much more. The Paper, which began streaming […]
Wednesday is Constitution Day, the date on which that venerable document was signed by the delegates to the convention that drafted it. In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, it’s worth asking ourselves whether we are still capable of keeping the republic it created. The United States was the first nation in the history of […]
“Love trumps hate,” a slogan often chanted during the so-called “peaceful protest” of the party claiming to embody love and tolerance, has become a rallying cry for those seeking to divide, hate, and now murder those who disagree with their questionable opinions. Last night, a politically motivated shooter in Utah showed us exactly that. Charlie […]
In the wake of Charlie Kirk‘s assassination, some Democrats and gun control groups have had the unmitigated gall to demand more gun control. Here is the message they need to get through their thick heads: You are never getting it, especially when you are trying to disarm the people who are being killed. A who’s […]
SHANKSVILLE, Pennsylvania — At the Flight 93 Memorial, on Sept. 11, you will see all sorts. Dozens of bikers, many in their gang colors, rode, parked, and stood around the visitor center and surrounding road. A Canadian commercial pilot, in uniform, speaking French, was the first man I met there. Tour buses and locals came […]
