Vladimir Putin’s grinding war of attrition in Ukraine is plainly running into trouble, and that desperation matters. What began as a brutal, overconfident bid to subjugate a neighbor has turned into a costly slog that Moscow cannot easily sustain, and the Kremlin’s recent actions point to a willingness to take greater risks to break the More

Congressman Rich McCormick spoke plainly on National Report: enough with half measures — go in hard and make Iran come to the table. His warning that indecision only prolongs conflict and puts American lives and resolve at risk is the kind of clarity Washington desperately needs right now. McCormick pointed to decisive naval action in More

Spencer Pratt’s campaign shocked Los Angeles this week when he filed a formal complaint accusing Mayor Karen Bass of blatant electioneering after she posted video of herself and supporters at a ballot drop box during early voting. The City Clerk’s office has referred the complaint to the LAPD and the County Registrar for review, meaning More

Former first lady Jill Biden stunned the country this week when she told CBS’s Rita Braver that, as she watched her husband on the debate stage, she feared he was “having a stroke.” This is not the sort of private worry you whisper years after the fact — it was an admission about the single More

Ferrari’s long-promised pivot to electrification came on May 26, 2026 with the reveal of the Luce, and the reaction was immediate and brutal — not the quiet, respectful evolution a storied brand would hope for, but a public repudiation of what loyal customers expect. What was meant to be a triumphant “new chapter” instead looked More

New York City’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, hit the ground running on January 1, 2026, signing a string of executive orders aimed at “tackling the housing crisis” — including a reboot of the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants, the creation of two housing task forces, and a series of citywide “Rental Ripoff” hearings. These are More