Andrew Tate — the loud, messy internet star who delights his fans and infuriates his critics — has once again found himself at the center of a global drama. A new on-camera arrest in Miami, reportedly involving his brother, has led to claims that Tate was extradited to the U.K. to face fresh charges. Whether More

Seattle is suddenly playing host to a migration story the media would call compassionate and the rest of us would call a policy bill with a moving truck attached. A Washington Post investigation this week — built on a MAP/NORC survey — reports a sharp rise in transgender adults relocating to Seattle and nearby areas More

The State Department has issued a renewed Worldwide Caution telling Americans abroad to “exercise increased caution” amid rising Middle East tensions. This is no feel‑good bulletin — it follows CENTCOM reports that Iranian strikes killed U.S. service members and prompted swift U.S. counterstrikes. If you were planning a carefree vacation overseas, you might want to More

A new business formation report is hard to ignore. Registered Agents Inc. says about 3.5 million new business entities were filed in the United States in the first half of 2026, and June posted the strongest month on record. That single fact tells a simple story: millions of Americans are betting on themselves and starting More

Trey Gowdy’s tribute on America Reports felt less like TV eulogy and more like a family remembering one of its own. He called Sen. Lindsey Graham a father figure — blunt, funny, relentless — and the nation is still trying to square that image with the suddenness of his death. The questions now are as More