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Gal Gadot outruns her critics in ‘The Runner’

Born to middle-class parents, Gal Gadot parlayed success in beauty pageants into military service as a combat fitness instructor. Then came a modeling career and, eventually, Hollywood stardom. Yet, because she is Israeli, Gadot’s mere existence seems to invite a political tribunal before the opening credits of any movie she stars in. Her latest film, The […]

How Labor Day became Government Day

When the American Federation of Labor pushed to make Labor Day a national holiday in 1894, it promoted the occasion as a celebration of “all wage workers,” not merely union members. More than a century later, however, the labor movement has been hijacked by government unions whose political agenda puts public-sector pay and job security […]

It’s not just Flock. These cameras, ALPRs may also be in your community

Backlash to Flock cameras has been growing in recent months, but the surveillance equipment company isn't the only one that may be operating in your neighborhood.

The media make excuses for the Senate nominee who empowered Hasan Piker

The problem with journalistic consistency is that sometimes it is likely to cost Democrats votes. We can't have that.

Prediction markets’ regulation draws closer to Supreme Court 

Prediction markets have arrived at the Supreme Court’s doorstep. New Jersey this past week urged the justices to settle how prediction markets should be regulated, and a split among the nation’s appeals courts is increasing expectations that they may be inclined to get involved. The Trump administration is trying to push states out, hoping to keep prediction markets under...

Collins’s Kavanaugh vote becomes key weapon for opponents

Democrats and reproductive rights groups are zeroing in on Sen. Susan Collins’s (R-Maine) vote to confirm Justice Brett Kavanaugh as a pillar of their campaign to oust her, arguing she paved the way for the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. On Friday, Maine Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson released an ad blasting...

NFL football is back: 5 things to watch on and off the field

NFL football returns this week, and millions of fans are gearing up to lock in on another season of the country’s most popular pro sports league. The 2026 campaign arrives at a time when fans are paying more than ever to attend games in person, streaming platforms are becoming the go-to way to watch your...

Americans don’t agree on much. Backlash to Big Tech might be the outlier

Big Tech is facing some of its fiercest resistance yet from Americans finding common ground, a rarity in today's politically polarized environment, over the technology industry’s growing footprint across the country. From protests over data centers and AI-powered surveillance cameras to landmark verdicts against social media platforms, backlash against Big Tech is reaching a fever...

USS Abraham Lincoln heads back to US after 5-day Thailand port visit

The USS Abraham Lincoln left for the US Sunday after a five-day port visit in Thailand and an extended deployment in the Middle East. In a Sunday statement announcing the vessel's departure, U.S. Navy Capt. Dan Keeler — the Lincoln's commanding officer — thanked "the people of Thailand for their incredible hospitality" and for giving...

Witkoff: US is confident in a ‘good resolution’ to trilateral Ukraine war talks

Special envoy Steve Witkoff on Sunday said the U.S. is confident that trilateral talks will result in a "good resolution" to the Ukraine war after he and President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, met with officials in Kyiv. Sunday marked Witkoff and Kushner's first time traveling to Kyiv to negotiate an end to Russia's yearslong war...

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