The new fight over Medicare and Medicaid fraud just jumped from the back pages to the front lines. CMS Administrator Mehmet Oz went on national TV and told viewers his agency is seeing as much as $100 billion a year slipping out of federal health programs, claimed his team has “stopped” roughly $42 billion, and More

President Donald Trump has finally given a long‑overdue nod to Welles Remy Crowther, the young equities trader and volunteer firefighter known to the nation as the “Man in the Red Bandana.” The Presidential Medal of Freedom was announced by the President at one of his rallies and presented to Crowther’s family during a 9/11 commemoration More

Here’s a short lesson in how something as plain as jeans becomes a trophy for the well-heeled. The Wall Street Journal’s Coveted short about Iron Heart shows why a certain crowd will happily pay $350–$500 for a pair of Japanese selvedge denim. Love it or roll your eyes, this is a story about real craft, More

A group of grieving families and retired Port Authority officers have asked that New York City’s mayor be kept away from the official Ground Zero ceremony for the 25th anniversary of 9/11. It’s a raw, awkward fight — grief meeting politics — and it’s playing out in public with petitions and pointed letters instead of More

Anyone scrolling social media lately saw the same thing: dramatic photos, bold claims, and a viral story that sounds like a Cold War thriller — Iran says it “captured” a U.S. military submarine and posted photos that set off panic and outrage online. Before you panic or praise, take a breath. The picture is meant More

Rod Martin released a 25-point rundown of President Trump’s second-term wins, and conservative media — led by Pat Gray — jumped on it like it’s the last slice of pizza at a campaign rally. Martin’s list is bold and punchy, and it gives conservatives a messaging map. But bold claims still deserve clear facts. Some More