President Trump just moved the needle on economic opportunity for American families by announcing automatic enrollment of eligible minors into Trump Accounts — a bold, pro‑family step that gives children a stake in our capitalist future. This is the kind of big, commonsense reform that fills me with pride for a country that values ownership More

Fox News Media president Jay Wallace didn’t mince words when President Donald Trump and White House aides complained about Martha MacCallum’s interview with Michigan Democratic nominee Abdul El‑Sayed. Wallace’s short, sharp defense — “Someone didn’t necessarily like that … But that’s what we do” — has set off another round of finger‑pointing inside the conservative More

Florida’s northern Gulf Coast is not taking any chances. With Hurricane Isaias churning toward the Panhandle, Pensacola has declared a local state of emergency, evacuation orders are in effect for low-lying zones, and state officials are moving men and materiel into position. The National Hurricane Center is blunt: life‑threatening storm surge is possible, and people More

The Justice Department quietly moved a big piece on the January 6 chessboard this week. Prosecutors from the DOJ Civil Rights Division presented evidence to a federal grand jury in Washington, D.C., as part of a probe into whether former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson lied to Congress during her January 6 testimony. That is More

Ana Navarro’s explanation for why she still calls herself a Republican was short, blunt, and very strategic. On ABC’s The View she told guest Michael Douglas that she stays registered with the GOP in Florida so she can vote in closed primaries and “vote against those sons of b—-s.” She doubled down in an interview More