President Trump called a rare Camp David Cabinet meeting this week as negotiations with Iran hit a critical phase. The White House says the gathering is routine, but pulling the entire Cabinet out to the presidential retreat sends a clear signal: this is about national security and the fragile ceasefire with Tehran. Why a Camp More

Sally Field showed up on 60 Minutes this week to remind viewers she learned the First Amendment as a child and that “this fragile thing called democracy needs to be protected.” Cute. Predictable. And yet the clip has once again lit the fuse on a familiar American argument: when celebrities lecture about rights, are they More

California liberals have a new favorite pastime: spending other people’s money on feel‑good green projects and then getting defensive when anyone asks simple questions. Today’s flap centers on the state’s Low‑Income Weatherization Program (LIWP) Farmworker Housing Component — a program that installs free rooftop solar, new refrigerators and windows for low‑income farmworker households. Conservative outlets More

The headline reads like a bad crime drama: federal agents and county police showed up at the Merrillville home of New Chicago Police Chief Earl Mayo, seized more than 100 firearms, and arrested him after a takedown that crossed state lines into Ohio. What was supposed to be a badge of authority has turned into More

The newest twist in the Taiwan arms saga reads like a comedy of errors — except the stakes are not funny. President Donald Trump says he will decide “soon” whether to move forward with a congressionally‑approved $14 billion arms package for Taiwan. Yet Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao told a Senate panel the More

On a recent episode of The Alex Marlow Show, Breitbart social media director Wynton Hall put it bluntly: the age of the “digital employee” is here. These aren’t lazy metaphors. Hall warned you can have hundreds or thousands of these AI workers, and they “work 24/7, don’t require health benefits or retirement plans, and don’t More