The United States has hopped back into action this week with a full-blown blockade on ships heading in and out of Iranian ports. President Trump has made it clear that it’s time to pump the brakes on what he calls Iran’s “blackmailing” tactics against the world. With this new strategy in place, U.S. military forces More

In the world of politics, few things are as spectacular as a public implosion. This week, California saw one of its most dazzling comets fizzle out in epic fashion. Eric Swalwell, the one-time rising star and Democratic congressman, has resigned following some of the most jaw-dropping allegations to hit Capitol Hill in recent memory. And More

In a world where political campaigns and family dynamics intertwine like spaghetti on a fork, we have Gavin Newsom’s wife serving up an interesting dish of ideas that are certainly raising eyebrows. Now, let’s dive into the whirlpool of her recent comments that have folks scratching their heads and rubbing their temples in disbelief. It’s More

In a surprising twist in Hungarian politics, Viktor Orban, a conservative leader who had dominated the country’s landscape for an impressive 16 years, has been dethroned. The recent election, filled with fervor and anticipation, led to Orban’s unceremonious exit after four consecutive victories. The heart of the matter? The Hungarian economy, which many argue has More

Scientists and activists are waving around yet another headline — “scientists conclude lobsters feel pain” — and using it to demand bans on a time-honored culinary practice: boiling them alive. This is being sold as settled science, but it’s really a pretext for moralizing elites to dictate how hardworking Americans eat and run their businesses. More

Of all the stories swirling around Washington this year, few are as telling as Forbes’ portrait of Kim Rivers, the Florida CEO who has become the cannabis industry’s closest confidante inside the Trump orbit. Rivers didn’t get that label by accident: the reporting makes clear she and Trulieve were central players in pushing the administration More