Vice President J.D. Vance told reporters at the White House that the Department of Justice is “looking at” questions surrounding U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar, and Capitol Hill is moving on related financial‑disclosure and ethics lines of inquiry. The headlines are loud, the politics are louder, and the truth still needs paperwork. Below is the video More

The White House just turned up the heat on Cuba. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced fresh U.S. sanctions against 11 top Cuban officials and three key government agencies tied to the Castro regime’s security and repression machine. This is not window dressing. It is a clear move to choke off the tools that let More

Iran’s state TV crossed a line this week when a presenter picked up an AK‑47 and fired at a screen showing the United Arab Emirates flag. The strange, violent stunt aired on state-run Ofogh TV and is not just bad TV theater. It is a loud signal that Tehran is using propaganda to normalize weapons, More

Gad Saad’s new book, “Suicidal Empathy,” and his wide-ranging conversation with Ben Shapiro pull back the curtain on a culture that applauds feelings over facts. The argument is plain and uncomfortable: too much empathy, mixed with cultural relativism, is not kindness — it is a slow-motion surrender. If you care about Western civilization, free speech, More

Dave Rubin’s short clip of CNN analyst Harry Enten reacting to fresh polling should make any Republican who has one foot out of the party think twice. A new Quantus Insights poll and a flurry in prediction markets have moved Ed Gallrein — backed by President Donald Trump — from underdog to favorite against Representative More

James Comey showed up on Meet the Press with that familiar smile, hawking a new book while a cloud of accusations grows around an Instagram seashell post spelling out “8647.” Conservatives watching saw something else: a former FBI director appearing carefree while reports suggest prosecutors have been quietly compiling evidence around the post and related More