When veteran correspondent Scott Pelley was abruptly terminated from 60 Minutes on June 2, 2026, the blowup exposed more than an HR dispute — it revealed the entitlement of an old-media class that has long lectured Americans from an unaccountable perch. Megyn Kelly didn’t mince words, calling out Pelley’s performance as the kind of sanctimonious, More

The courtroom in Collin County has been the scene of intense drama as the murder trial of 17‑year‑old Karmelo Anthony — accused in the fatal April 2, 2025, stabbing of fellow student Austin Metcalf at a Frisco high‑school track meet — plays out under the national spotlight. Prosecutors have relied on surveillance footage and witness More

Judicial Watch has once again forced open a closet the FBI clearly hoped to keep locked, releasing heavily redacted FOIA records that show radio warnings about an “unknown male acting suspiciously” before the July 13, 2024, attempt on former President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. Conservatives ought to be furious that law-abiding Americans didn’t get straight More

On June 8, 2026, a federal judge delivered a blow to the administration’s half-measure on immigration by ruling the $100,000 H‑1B fee unlawful, saying the sweeping charge amounted to an unauthorized tax. The decision exposes how clumsy executive micromanagement of immigration has become and hands a clear rebuke to those who think a punitive sticker More

At just 25 years old, Cecilia Shen is being celebrated in glossy profiles as the wunderkind cofounder of Utopai, an ex-Google engineer pitching a future where entire movies and TV shows are generated by artificial intelligence. The adoring coverage frames her as visionary and inevitable, but hardworking Americans should ask whether handing our stories over More

Mike Rogers didn’t come on Ed Henry’s show to trade polite talking points — he came to name the problem Americans see every day: a Democrat Party that has ripped itself away from the concerns of working families and embraced radical cultural and economic experiments that punish the middle class. Rogers, a familiar face to More