Latest articles

DOGE says it’s referred dozens of potential voter fraud cases to DOJ

A person associated with the DOGE effort indicated that DOGE has referred 57 cases of potential voter fraud to the U.S. Justice Department.

Harris steps back into the ring to throw punches at Trump

In her first major address since leaving the White House in defeat, former Vice President Kamala Harris broke her silence with a broadside against President Trump, who she accused of ruining the economy with his trade policies and bringing the nation to the brink of a constitutional crisis with his executive actions.

Tariffs don’t live up to Trump’s hype

Just over 100 days into President Donald Trump’s second term, his signature tariff policy, heralded as a tool to boost American manufacturing and reduce deficits, deserves a sober review. While the administration touts tariffs as a win for U.S. workers, early data paint a more complex picture, with modest revenue gains, declining manufacturing activity, and […]

‘Star Wars’ in the age of lost innocence

Star Wars’ most critically acclaimed TV series to date, Andor, returned last month for its much-anticipated second season. In its three-episode debut, Andor pulls no punches on living up to its reputation as the “gritty,” “realistic” take on life in the Star Wars galaxy during the height of the Galactic Empire. Controversy, as usual with […]

As Navy prioritizes Middle East, China encircles Taiwan

Determined to undermine the Trump administration’s military bolstering of Taiwan and the Philippines, China is emphasizing its ability to compress Taiwan in the event of war and its belief that it can successfully do so even in a direct confrontation with the U.S. military. Deployments close to Taiwan by the Chinese military are ratcheting up […]

Supreme Court and Congress must protect parents’ rights

Several years after the frustrations of parents burst into the public eye, some states and localities continue to lock out the most important stakeholders of a child’s education: parents. Recent oral arguments in Mahmoud v. Taylor showed the entire nation why parental rights in education are more important now than ever.  Parents should always be in charge […]

Nearly half of Americans think government is hiding evidence of UFOs, poll finds

Close to half of all Americans think that the U.S. government is hiding information about the existence of UFOs.

American workers deserve better than to lose their safety watchdogs

The decision to eliminate the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health must be reversed if the United States is serious about protecting its workforce while competing globally.

Tesla chair: No plans to look for Musk replacement

Robyn Denholm, the chair of Tesla, Inc., pushed back on reports that the electric vehicle (EV) giant's board members have launched a search for a new chief executive to succeed CEO Elon Musk — a key adviser to President Trump and his efforts to revamp the federal government. Denholm's defense came after the Wall Street...

Carville during NewsNation town hall: ‘We don’t need to make t-shirts’

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville, during a NewsNation town hall Wednesday, went off when debating domestic manufacturing, telling the crowd that the U.S. does not “need to make t-shirts.” “I have on six items of clothes: shoes, socks, jeans, skivvies, t-shirt, and sweatshirt. You know how many of these were made in America? None. None,”...

All categories

Recent comments

spot_img