The recent situation in Iran is growing increasingly dire, and President Trump is considering a tough response to the Iranian regime’s repression of protesters. Reports indicate that the Iranian government is poised to shut down protests with extreme measures, which could escalate into mass violence. While the White House weighs potential military action, the question More

On January 13th, a quiet moment of reflection swept across the airwaves as a beloved figure in the realm of commentary and art made headlines—not for a punchline or a comedic quip, but for a legacy that many did not fully grasp until it was nearing its conclusion. Scott Adams, a name familiar to millions, More

In today’s episode of “When Activism Goes Awry,” we explore the curious case of Renee Good, a white woman who seems to have inadvertently become a symbol—or perhaps a symbol gone wrong—for some liberals. On her mission to mete out her own version of justice, she put herself in a rather precarious position with an More

In the world of Minnesota politics, it seems the walls are closing in on none other than Governor Tim Walz himself. Amidst a slew of allegations and political intrigue, conservative voices are asking if Minnesota has become a bastion of misplaced idealism or simply a victim of unchecked immigration policies. Following heated discussions in Congress, More