Megyn Kelly didn’t mince words on June 29 when she publicly called out former Ohio governor John Kasich for defending Temporary Protected Status for Haitian migrants while the rest of the country watches communities strain under the weight of federal inaction. Her pointed rebuke — that this isn’t America’s obligation to house and fix another More

Democrats crow about “tax the rich” as if it’s a moral crusade, yet their big, headline-grabbing plans keep collapsing under the weight of reality. On April 15, 2026, New York City’s mayor announced a pied-à-terre surcharge aimed at luxury second homes as a supposed fix for the city’s budget woes. The proposal was dressed up More

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin’s recent appearance on CNN was exactly the kind of straight talk this country needs from its top immigration official. When pressed by Jake Tapper about the future of roughly 350,000 people who had Temporary Protected Status, Mullin didn’t offer a political dodge — he laid out blunt options: apply for More

Silicon Valley’s new darling, Panthalassa, just proved that American private capital still backs bold, practical solutions when it matters — and it did so without needing to launch servers into orbit. The Portland startup, now backed by Peter Thiel and a raft of veteran investors, is pushing floating, wave-powered data nodes that promise reliable power More

The sight of President Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth taking the stage at Quantico to call out decades of rot inside our institutions was a welcome dose of common-sense patriotism, and naturally the left erupted in predictable fury. Americans who have watched their cities hollowed out, their military standards politicized, and their border More

Iran’s reckless decision to launch missiles and one-way attack drones toward ships transiting the vital Strait of Hormuz is proof that the ayatollah regime responds only to strength, not lectures. By putting commercial vessels and sailors at risk, Tehran aimed to bully the world’s shipping lanes and choke off energy supplies. When a commercial vessel More