Megan Rapinoe’s recent tirade against the U.S. men’s Olympic hockey team for accepting a congratulatory call from President Trump has exposed yet another example of elite sanctimony masquerading as concern. The soccer star accused the players of being “used” by the former president and suggested their moment of glory was co-opted for political theater, a More

Former President Bill Clinton sat for a closed-door deposition with the Republican-led House Oversight Committee on February 27, 2026, telling lawmakers he “saw nothing” and “did nothing wrong” when asked about his past ties to Jeffrey Epstein. His prepared opening statement insisted he had no inkling of Epstein’s crimes and that he would have reported More

Paramount has emerged from a bruising months-long fight as the apparent winner in the bidding for Warner Bros. Discovery, with a revised $31-per-share proposal that values the company at roughly $111 billion — a move that forced Netflix to step back rather than overpay. Investors reacted immediately, and Wall Street is already recalibrating who controls More

Megyn Kelly took aim at one of the most explosive lines in the Epstein saga — the long-circulated claim that former U.S. Attorney Alex Acosta told colleagues Epstein “belonged to intelligence.” Kelly methodically unpacked where that line came from, why it stuck in public discourse, and whether Acosta himself ever truly admitted such a thing More

On February 24, 2026, President Trump took the House chamber and delivered a tour-de-force State of the Union that stretched just under one hour and forty-eight minutes, the longest in modern history — a raw, unapologetic performance that lit a fire under conservative voters and laid bare the Democrats’ weakness on the issues that matter More

Last night the ladies of The View erupted into predictably theatrical outrage after President Trump delivered his State of the Union, offering a live demonstration of liberal media hysteria for anyone paying attention. The cohosts traded disgusted sighs and moral preening while trying to turn legitimate policy debate into a character assassination. Their loud, one-sided More