Americans woke this week to the kind of news that should make every taxpayer and patient sit up straight: an FDA advisory panel convened July 23–24, 2026 to decide whether seven popular research peptides should be moved back onto the compounding list, a move that would let compounding pharmacies legally produce them under prescription. For More

Nearly 150,000 California voters had their mail-in ballots rejected in the state’s June primary, a stunning blow to confidence in how the Golden State runs elections. The secretary of state’s data shows 148,241 mail ballots were disqualified, representing roughly a 1.73% rejection rate. The biggest reason was late postmarks — 93,479 ballots were tossed for More

Anwar Jibawi’s conversation with Forbes host Steve Bertoni is a reminder that the American dream still belongs to people who hustle, not to credentialed insiders. In the interview the creator walks through the simple, scrappy moment when a six-second Vine ballooned into something far bigger, and Forbes lays out how short-form comedy became his career. More

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s recent back-and-forth on whether the city could arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was as much theater as governance. After flirting with the idea during his campaign and in interviews, Mamdani conceded this week that New York City lacks the legal authority to execute an International Criminal Court arrest warrant More

For 30 years Americans have watched this case fester as a cautionary tale about crime, media sensationalism, and the failures of institutions sworn to protect children. The image of a little girl taken from a home on Christmas night still stings, and conservative patriots rightly demand that every lead be followed and every piece of More

Sophie Cunningham did the country a service this week by refusing to bow to the cancel mob and standing up for the obvious truth: women’s sports should be for biological women. The Indiana Fever guard doubled down publicly, telling reporters, “I said what I said,” and making clear she’ll keep defending fairness and safety for More