On March 27, 2026, a bipartisan adjudicatory subcommittee of the House Committee on Ethics concluded that 25 of the 27 ethics counts brought against Rep. Sheila Cherfilus‑McCormick were “proven by clear and convincing evidence,” a stunning rebuke that should settle any question about the seriousness of the charges. Americans who sent her to Washington deserve More

After 42 days of a partial shutdown that left Department of Homeland Security employees and travelers scrambling, the Senate finally moved to fund much of DHS and end the immediate crisis. Americans watched as lawmakers in both parties scrambled to warranty pay and services that should never have been used as a bargaining chip in More

Rob Schmitt’s back-and-forth with Drop Site News reporter Ryan Grim put on display something the American people already know: the Cuba question is not a polite academic debate but a battle over whether the United States will stand for freedom or kowtow to regimes that crush it. Grim’s insistence on casting U.S. pressure as reckless More

The disappearance of Nancy Guthrie — an 84-year-old grandmother and the mother of NBC “Today” co-anchor Savannah Guthrie — is not just a personal tragedy, it is a test of our criminal-justice system and the priorities of a media that loves headlines more than answers. Authorities reported Nancy missing on February 1 and have treated More

New Yorkers woke up to a very different kind of mayor in January when Zohran Mamdani took office on January 1, 2026, promising sweeping change for the city. In the weeks since, Mamdani has not only led policy initiatives but has also made a point of visibly observing Ramadan in public settings, from early-morning suhoor More

Cable news watchers are waking up to a plain truth: CNN’s audience has cratered. Once a must-watch for Americans seeking mainstream coverage, CNN now finds itself mired in a ratings slump that conservative media observers say is proof that viewers are tired of a partisan podium dressed up as news. While CNN flounders, competitors that More