Politics

The Attorney General Answers to the President. That's Not a Loophole — It's the Design.

Plus: Andy Beshear wants to abolish the Electoral College.

58% of Democrats Now Like Socialism Better Than Capitalism. It's Officially on the Ballot in 2026

A new CBS/YouGov poll, an old story about a stolen wallet, and the question nobody in Washington wants asked before 2026.

The Five Things Conservatism Actually Believes (Not What You've Been Told)

It's not a list of opinions on the issue of the day — it's a framework everything else hangs on.

AOC Says "Woke One Was Crazy" — And Tries to Laugh Off the Left's Insanity

Five years after championing it, AOC laughed off her own record in one ABC interview.

38% of Americans Are Estranged From a Family Member — Politics Is a Leading Reason Why

A psychologist's five reasons, a national survey, and one NFL quarterback's long road back.

Aaron Rodgers Called Fauci a "Coward" — And Brought Receipts

He has a pardon. He still wouldn't answer. Aaron Rodgers said out loud what a lot of us have been thinking for five years.

Fauci Pleaded the Fifth Yesterday. His Own Pardon Might Not Let Him.

A 1972 Supreme Court case, a preemptive pardon, and an autopen signature nobody can confirm Biden actually approved.

The Nazis Called Themselves Socialists Too. Here's Why That Still Matters.

Plus: a $70 million government grocery store, and the Thatcher line that still holds up.

6,600 Names That Shouldn't Be on New Jersey's Voter Rolls — And the Media's Already Moving the Goalpost

What Conservatism Actually Means (And What It Doesn't)

Liberty, limited government, and where your rights actually come from.

Graham Platner Is Out — But Not Because Democrats Found Virtue

Plus: why the 14th Amendment's own author would be stunned by this week's billboard ads.

Graham Platner's Hostage Negotiation With His Own Party

He's not just accused of rape — he's demanding veto power over his own replacement.

Belgium Beat Us 4-1. Some Americans Cheered.

Trump made one phone call to FIFA — and it told you A LOT about how some people think.

The Real Pride Gap: What Gallup Just Found Ahead of America's 250th Birthday

America turns 250 tomorrow — and Gallup just measured exactly how divided we are on whether that's something to celebrate.

Trump Assassination Attempts, Media Rhetoric, and Political Violence

How years of escalating rhetoric may be pushing unstable minds toward real-world violence

Indiana Redistricting And The Fight For Federalism

The stakes for Indiana—and the nation—are bigger than just new maps.

Winner Takes All in America’s Cold Civil War

Why One Side Must Prevail — and Why 2025 May Decide More Than an Election

AOC, Bernie Sanders, and the Great Shutdown Spin

When government overreach meets political theater, the “shutdown crisis” becomes just another act.

Redistricting Reckoning at the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court’s next ruling on redistricting could redefine voting rights — and the 2026 election map.

The Leader’s Pulse: Humility, Patience, Persuasion

Guest host Krish Dhanam takes us inside the qualities America’s leaders desperately need but too often lack.

Is Jimmy Kimmel a victim of censorship—or just consequences?

Jimmy Kimmel mocked Charlie Kirk’s assassination—and affiliates pulled his show. Now the media cries “free speech.” But is that what’s really happening?

When a culture celebrates murder

Some news cycles are heavy — not just because of what happened, but because of how people respond to it.