Matt Walsh has been doing what too few in the mainstream media dare to do: ask uncomfortable questions out loud and refuse to bow to the tidy narratives of the cultural elite. His project — most notably the documentary that asks the simple question “What is a woman?” — is precisely the kind of dissident More

America’s marketplace has spoken and it’s rewarded winners — Forbes reports that, as of its May 7, 2026 valuation, the WNBA’s 13 existing franchises are now worth a combined $5.4 billion, a clear sign that people will pay for quality entertainment and competition. This surge didn’t happen because of a mandate from downtown elites or More

A Utah judge’s decision to keep cameras rolling in the proceedings against the man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk is a victory for public accountability and the kind of openness our justice system needs. The courtroom belongs to the people, not to defense teams or partisan outlets that would prefer darkness and secrecy. The accused, More

Our state government did the right thing when it stepped in to stop a taxpayer-funded facility from being advertised as a religiously exclusive space. A June 1 “DFW Epic Eid” at the city-owned Epic Waters in Grand Prairie — originally promoted with language that read “Muslims only” — was rightly canceled after state officials pointed More

The Covid fraud fallout continues to unfold in federal court as investigators and prosecutors peel back the layers of what the Justice Department has called one of the largest pandemic-era scams in the nation. Officials say the Feeding Our Future operation exploited federal child nutrition programs during the crisis and siphoned off roughly a quarter-billion More