Matt Calkins walked away from 11 years at the Seattle Times rather than let editors bury a column that gave voice to young women who say they were harmed by policies that allow biological males to compete in female sports. His resignation was prompted after the paper declined to run his July 31 draft about More

The Department of Justice announced that federal agents stopped a domestic terror plot this week, charging 35-year-old Jessica Bowie after an FBI operation that prevented what prosecutors say would have been a deadly attack on the New York State Capitol. Americans should be grateful law enforcement caught this before lives were taken, but grateful does More

Pastor Jamal Bryant has positioned himself at the center of the Nolan Wells tragedy, preaching certainty and outrage from the pulpit while investigators quietly follow established procedures. Conservatives who care about both justice and truth should be skeptical when clergy leap from prayer to accusation without showing they understand how criminal inquiries actually proceed. Public More

Matt Walsh — a blunt, unapologetic voice on the Right who built a national audience at the Daily Wire — recently doubled down on an old-school piece of common sense: tattoos, he says, have not improved his life and many of them ought to be canceled as a fad. His line is simple and stark: More

Washington is about to prove that patriotism and common-sense leadership can bring life back to a city that too often looks like a monument to bureaucracy. The Freedom 250 Grand Prix, the first-ever INDYCAR street race to snake around the National Mall, will send high-performance cars down Pennsylvania Avenue this weekend as part of the More

Mick Schumacher didn’t come to American open-wheel racing to coast on a famous name — he came to earn respect on American soil, and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway recognized that by naming him the 2026 Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year. That honor is not handed out lightly; it belongs to the rookie who shows More