Thousands of Americans traveled to Montgomery on May 16, 2026, for the “All Roads Lead to the South” voting-rights rally — a dramatic response to recent Supreme Court rulings and aggressive redistricting in Southern states. The march and the speeches were meant to defend Black political representation, and the event drew leaders and activists who More

Vice President J.D. Vance has publicly hinted that the Justice Department is now probing Rep. Ilhan Omar, and conservative Americans should applaud anyone in power willing to follow the facts rather than bow to the left’s protective instincts. Vance’s comments, echoed across conservative outlets, confirm what many of us have suspected for months: the discrepancies More

Pastor Josh Howerton’s now-viral sermon — titled “How to Vote Like Jesus” — smashed through the usual chatter about religion and politics and dared to tell Christians what too many pastors have been unwilling to say: your faith demands civic engagement. The sermon and his subsequent conversation with Allie Beth Stuckey pushed back against the More

Megyn Kelly’s recent interview with Patrick McEnroe made one thing plain: the debate over whether the greats of tennis’s past would still dominate today isn’t just sports chatter — it’s a cultural argument about grit, fundamentals, and what we value in American athletics. McEnroe, who has been outspoken about the state of U.S. tennis, argued More

On Monday, May 18, 2026, worshippers at the Islamic Center of San Diego were rocked by a brutal attack that left three innocent men dead and two teenage suspects themselves dead a short time later. The city and the nation are still absorbing the horror of violence aimed at a house of worship, and Americans More

California taxpayers just learned their hard-earned dollars were funneled into a prison modernization scheme that reads more like a luxury tech rollout than sober corrections policy. The Newsom administration sanctioned a multiyear contract worth roughly $189 million to outfit tens of thousands of inmates with state-issued digital tablets — a program billed as “digital equity” More