On Thursday’s edition of Carl Higbie FRONTLINE, Higbie made plain what real Americans already know: farmers deserve our respect and our protection, not last-minute photo-ops from coastal elites. He used his platform to stand with the men and women who feed this nation and to call out the political class that treats agriculture as a More

America woke this week to the passing of a man who helped build the modern media machine: Ted Turner, the founder of CNN, who died on May 6, 2026 at age 87. For decades Turner loyally promoted the 24-hour news model that now too often peddles outrage and partisanship instead of facts, and conservatives will More

Wednesday night’s debate in Los Angeles laid bare what conservatives have been saying for years: California’s Democratic bench is a mess, full of ego and empty on ideas. Seven contenders took the stage in a chaotic forum that did more to confuse voters than to inspire them, and the evening’s spectacle only reinforced the narrative More

A rare hantavirus cluster aboard the Dutch-flagged MV Hondius has exposed a staggering failure of basic precaution: the World Health Organization confirmed the Andes strain — the only hantavirus known to spread between people — and dozens of passengers, including Americans, were allowed to disembark and fly home after the first death before they knew More

Conservative watchdog Sara Gonzales pulled back the curtain on what looks like a brazen H-1B scam in North Texas, visiting so‑called “offices” that were nothing more than mailboxes and vacant rooms and forcing the story into the mainstream. Her hardball reporting exposed how some firms appear to game the system, and it didn’t sit well More

Tucker Carlson finally confronted the manufactured outrage head-on in a frank appearance on The Megyn Kelly Show, making clear he will not bend to the petty gatekeepers who want to police conservative thought. Carlson said he doesn’t seek a war with Ben Shapiro and that he doesn’t obsess over media feuds, pushing back against the More