The world woke up to news that Iran’s iron‑fisted supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was struck down in a sweeping U.S.–Israeli operation that flattened his Tehran compound — a development Tehran’s own state media confirmed as the country reeled. This was no random act of chaos; it was a surgical, coordinated campaign that targeted the More

The Atlantic quietly ran what can only be called a PR profile, painting Pete Buttigieg as a rugged retreat into Midwestern manhood — beard, splitting maul, and a house in Michigan — as if a haircut and a photo spread erase the record of a Washington apparatchik. This glossy makeover is less journalism than image More

For months Minnesota has been the epicenter of a scandal that should outrage every taxpayer: state-run social service programs have been hit by what federal officials and watchdogs describe as sprawling fraud, and Governor Tim Walz now finds himself squeezed by investigations, federal actions, and blistering political attacks. Conservatives have warned for years that unchecked More

Wednesday’s House Oversight hearing put Minnesota Governor Tim Walz squarely under the microscope, and the evidence revealed is as damning as it is avoidable. Chairman James Comer pressed Walz on a pattern of alleged cover-ups and slow-walking of fraud that allowed criminals to siphon off taxpayer dollars meant for children and vulnerable families. Comer and More

Election night on March 3, 2026, delivered a brutal verdict for Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett as state representative James Talarico seized the Democratic Senate nomination, leaving Crockett stunned and her national profile in tatters. Talarico was projected to win decisively, with media outlets calling the race after returns showed him ahead by a clear margin. The More

America finally answered 47 years of Iranian terror with decisive action this week, as the White House announced a major, coordinated operation aimed at dismantling Tehran’s military and nuclear threats. What many in Washington pretended was too risky to confront has now been confronted head-on by a president who understands that weakness invites aggression. President More