America is staring down a historic moment in the Middle East, and Greg Kelly asked the hard question millions of patriots are thinking: is this the end of the threat from the mullahs, or the opening salvo of a longer, necessary campaign? Kelly’s blunt, no-nonsense take on Newsmax — that we may be witnessing decisive More

Enough is enough. House Oversight Chairman James Comer has opened a formal investigation into what investigators are calling rampant hospice fraud in California — and hardworking taxpayers should be furious. This isn’t a dry policy dispute; it’s a moral outrage when agencies meant to protect our most vulnerable are apparently being used to line pockets More

The ugly truth is that Israel is more exposed today because a full-scale campaign against Iran has been launched — not a neat surgical strike but a prolonged bombing campaign that began on February 28, 2026 and quickly pulled the United States deeper into a grinding conflict. What was sold to the public as decisive More

Gene Simmons did not mince words when TMZ asked him about Hollywood’s perpetual lecturing of ordinary Americans; the KISS icon told famous elites to “shut the fuck up” and stick to their art, a blunt message that caught fire online on March 10, 2026. His disgust wasn’t vague or polite — it was raw and More

Carl Higbie didn’t stumble into an epiphany — he’s doing what every conservative should do: call out performative left-wing theater for what it is. On his Newsmax program Frontline he’s been sharpening that criticism into a steady drumbeat, and this latest viral mockery of the purple-haired outrage brigade only underlines how out of touch these More

When Washington failed and airports descended into chaos, President Trump stepped in and used his authority to direct the Department of Homeland Security to restart pay for Transportation Security Administration officers who had been forced to work without regular pay during the DHS funding lapse. Americans watching long security lines and overworked screeners didn’t need More