The death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells on or near Horn Island has become a cautionary tale about how quickly outrage can metastasize when facts are still scarce. Instead of letting investigators finish their work, national figures and online activists rushed to frame the story in a way that fits their political playbooks, and that rush More

Hillary Clinton has resurfaced in Netflix’s new docuseries The American Experiment to do what she has done for a decade — re-litigate 2016 and complain about the rules she lost under. In the series she dismissively calls the Electoral College “an abomination,” a line that makes clear this isn’t historical reflection so much as a More

This week’s drama over “Baby Gabriel” is a stark lesson in what happens when modern medicine, unchecked contracting and coastal elites collide with the dignity of human life. An Alaskan nurse and gestational surrogate, McKenna West, gave birth to a boy diagnosed with hypoplastic left heart syndrome and now finds herself in a multistate legal More

On Sunday’s edition of Newsmax’s Sunday Agenda, former Levi’s executive and women’s-sports activist Jennifer Sey joined Dr. Gregory Brown to lay bare what should be obvious to any fair-minded observer: the WNBA and other female sports leagues are wrestling with a policy mess that risks sidelining biological women. The segment made clear that this is More

Americans who still believe socialism is a harmless theory should listen to someone who lived under it: Alina Fernández, the daughter of Fidel Castro, has spent decades warning that the Castro regime’s promises led only to repression and ruin. Her recent appearances — including commentary aired on Sunday Report — are a blunt reminder that More

A short viral clip of a Black teacher breaking down in front of his high school seniors because they could not read has ripped the scab off a national wound we’ve been pretending isn’t there. The footage — which has circulated widely on social platforms and set off fierce debate online — shows raw frustration More