Noah Rothman’s new book Blood and Progress: A Century of Left-Wing Violence in America landed this month as a much-needed corrective to the comfortable story line peddled by elites who insist that political violence is chiefly a right-wing problem. Rothman, a senior writer with National Review, lays out a sweeping narrative showing that left-wing political More

Watching Damon Dash’s film company sell for pocket change at a court-ordered auction is a hard sight for anyone who cared about the promise of entrepreneurship in the black community. Poppington LLC — the production outfit tied to a man once hailed as a mogul — reportedly fetched just $100.50 as creditors moved in to More

Spencer Pratt, the reality TV provocateur turned Los Angeles mayoral contender, has openly ripped into the city’s homelessness and drug crisis, forcing a national conversation that Democrats in power would rather ignore. Pratt’s jump from celebrity fame to blunt political insurgent has put a spotlight on the failure of business-as-usual in Los Angeles and given More

Watching Scott Jennings cut through James Talarico’s performance was a reminder that conservative voices still know how to call out political theater when we see it. Jennings didn’t fumble—he labeled the CBS-Colbert-Talarico episode what it was: a manufactured moment dressed up as censorship and packaged to raise money and sympathy for a rising Democrat. The More

For days now Delaney Hall in Newark has been the scene of ugly, escalating confrontations between anti-ICE demonstrators and federal agents, with clashes spilling into neighborhood streets and forcing an increased law-enforcement presence. What began as passionate protest has repeatedly crossed the line into disorder, producing arrests, pepper-spray incidents, and chaotic scenes that local residents More

New York Rep. Mike Lawler, speaking with viewers of a conservative network, rightly tore into Mayor Zohran Mamdani for snubbing the city’s Israel Day Parade — a long-standing civic tradition that honors an important American ally and a vibrant Jewish community in our city. Lawler framed the mayor’s absence as more than a personal choice; More