Los Angeles voters are waking up to a simple truth: the mayor’s office has a crime and homelessness problem the left keeps pretending is a “perception” issue. Enter Spencer Pratt — a reality-TV outsider who has jolted a complacent political class by tapping into the anger and fear Angelenos feel every time they see another More

Former first lady Jill Biden admitted in a forthcoming CBS Sunday Morning interview that, as she watched her husband stumble through the 2024 presidential debate, she feared he was having a stroke. Her off-the-cuff confession — I thought he was having a stroke — is the kind of admission Democrats and their media enablers have More

When New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart took the stage to introduce President Donald Trump at a rally in Suffern, New York on May 22, he did something too few public figures anymore have the courage to do: show respect for the office and speak from conviction in front of ordinary Americans. The predictable media More

Megyn Kelly didn’t mince words when she called out Today cohost Jenna Bush Hager for what Kelly framed as performative panic over a flurry of viral “banned book” images — a moment that exposed how easily the media elite can turn theater into news. Kelly’s blunt dismissal of the melodrama was a welcome reminder that More

A newly unsealed indictment and recent extradition have exposed a chilling development: U.S. prosecutors say Mohammad Al‑Saadi, a commander tied to Iran‑linked militias, has been brought to New York and is accused of plotting attacks that included talk of targeting Ivanka Trump. Authorities allege Al‑Saadi discussed attempting to strike the president’s daughter and even posted More

Chelsea Handler publicly sneered at Spencer Pratt’s bid for mayor, dismissing him as “a straight, white male former reality star” and insisting that such a person shouldn’t be a legitimate candidate. Her viral jibe was plainly meant to shame ordinary voters and sanitize politics for coastal elites who think pedigree beats results. This kind of More