Do you want an article about the specific Forbes video you pasted (the Forbes “Inside the Front Office” piece), or about a particular NBA team’s President of Business Operations? If the former, can you confirm the executive’s name or share the video link so I can research the exact person and details? More

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s recent update from the Pentagon should make every patriot breathe a little easier: he made clear that Operation Epic Fury is being prosecuted with ruthless skill and clear purpose, and that we are moving forward on our timetable, not the enemy’s. Hegseth’s unflinching language — that America is “winning decisively” More

A new report has exposed that New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s wife, Rama Duwaji, “liked” multiple social media posts in the aftermath of the October 7 Hamas attacks that critics say unambiguously celebrated the slaughter of Israeli civilians. For Americans who care about basic decency and the safety of our allies, this isn’t just gossip More

The recent arrest in Baton Rouge of a 22-year-old man accused of raping a 94-year-old woman has jolted a community already fed up with soft-on-crime politics and failing accountability. Police say the suspect was taken into custody after public tips and an active investigation tied him to the brutal daylight attack, a sickening example of More

The past two weeks have exposed a dangerous truth: when Washington and its allies decide to fight abroad, Americans pay at the pump. U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran beginning February 28, 2026 have pushed energy markets into panic as traders price in real disruptions to supply. What you are seeing on the ticker is More

The nation watched a heavyhearted moment turned into a political spectacle when mourners gathered to honor Rev. Jesse Jackson, only to have the pulpit bend toward partisan theater. What should have been a private reckoning and celebration of a civil-rights giant instead became another stage for Washington power players to score rhetorical points. Many Americans More