Maine voters watched in disbelief on June 9, 2026, as Graham Platner — a scandal-haunted, self-styled progressive outsider — easily clinched the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate and set up a high-stakes November matchup with incumbent Republican Susan Collins. The result makes clear that national Democrats have handed a vulnerable but crucial seat to More

Andrew Klavan didn’t just watch the TikTok fatalists peddle their doom — he called them out with the bluntness Americans respect. In a clear-eyed Daily Wire treatment of the black‑pill trend, Klavan dismantles the notion that the American Dream has been quietly buried by history and algorithms, insisting instead that pessimism is a political choice, More

Forbes’ fresh ranking of America’s richest self-made women is a reminder that free enterprise still works for those who roll up their sleeves and build — not for those who demand handouts. This year’s list climbed to 43 self-made women billionaires, up from 38 a year ago, proof that innovation and risk-taking continue to create More

Most hardworking Americans watched the Los Angeles mayoral primary unfold and felt the same frustration I did: Spencer Pratt opened strong on election night only to see his lead evaporate as the late-counted ballots pushed Councilmember Nithya Raman into a runoff slot. That gut-punch for conservatives was predictable given California’s history of slow, rolling tallies More

Congressional dysfunction reached a dangerous new low on Thursday when the House voted down a short-term extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, leaving a vital national security tool on the brink of expiration. The failed measure — which went down in a 198–218 vote — means U.S. intelligence agencies face an More

Los Angeles voters watched an outsider surge collapse into defeat in the June primary as Spencer Pratt slid into third place and failed to make the November runoff, an outcome that has conservatives and campaign-watchers demanding answers about ballot counting and late vote dumps. The sudden shift after initial returns had Pratt in a competitive More