Fourteen years after the cowardly assault on our diplomatic compound in Benghazi, the Justice Department announced that a man identified as Zubayr al-Bakoush has been taken into U.S. custody to face an indictment tied to the murders of Americans in that attack. This long-delayed arrest is a vindication for the families who have waited over More

Forbes’ rundown of the wealthiest athletes at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics makes one thing plain: in today’s world, the biggest winners aren’t always the ones who win medals on the snow. Leading the pack is Eileen Gu, whose estimated $23 million in earnings over the past 12 months puts her at the top of More

Kia’s unveiling of the 2027 Telluride is a reminder that American families still want vehicles that work for real life, not virtue-signaling tax credits. The company has shelved the old V6 in favor of a 2.5-liter turbo four and is introducing a turbo-hybrid option that promises stronger torque and higher fuel economy — a practical More

Moltbook’s sudden rise from a niche experiment to a viral sensation has forced a sober reappraisal of how we treat the AI hype machine. Launched in late January 2026 as a platform that purportedly allows only artificial agents to post and interact while humans observe, Moltbook exploded in visibility as thousands of strange, humanlike posts More

On February 5–6, 2026, the White House’s Truth Social account shared a short, AI-tinged video that briefly depicted former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama as apes before it was taken down amid outrage. The imagery was jarring and offensive, and even many who stand with the president found it unacceptable. The More

Glenn Beck’s warning that the unrest roiling parts of America is not random but strategic deserves more than a shrug; it is a wake-up call. On his program he argued that enemies of the Republic see benefit when we fracture ourselves and that the true strength of this country is not just in weapons but More