Representative Ilhan Omar’s off‑the‑cuff joke about conservative media being “obsessed” with her because “we just look really good on their screens” — and her jab that viewers are “tired of looking at their, you know, Botox faces” — has done what these moments always do: it lit up social media, handed conservatives a soundbite, and More

Israel’s election this week gave the world a reminder: democracies can be messy, but the stakes are never small. Early returns were inconclusive, and the usual political tug-of-war is unfolding — between the right, the center, and those who want more radical change. Americans should pay attention, not as bystanders, but as allies who have More

At a Corpus Christi rally this week, President Trump put a grieving mother front and center — and Alexis Nungaray did what grieving parents do: she told the truth as she sees it. She stood beside the President and held up her 12‑year‑old daughter Jocelyn’s name as a warning about failed border policies. The moment More

U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski stunned Alaska’s political world this week by publicly endorsing Democrat Jonathan Kreiss‑Tomkins in the governor’s race. It is a bold move that puts a high‑profile Republican senator on the side of the lone Democrat in a four‑way, ranked‑choice contest — and it raises real questions about what conservative voters in Alaska More

President Trump rolled out two big energy moves this week: a U.S. Treasury authorization that opens the door for Russian diesel to be sold into U.S. markets, and a public flourish at a Texas rally where he pointed to a tanker he said was carrying 1 million barrels of Venezuelan crude. It was showmanship with More

Senator Flávio Bolsonaro has reportedly left Brazil for the United States after a Supreme Federal Court order tried to stop him from traveling. The State Department says it will issue visas to him and his family. Social media and partisan outlets loudly credit Secretary of State Marco Rubio with arranging the move — a claim More