Mike Pompeo’s latest broadside against any U.S. deal with Iran proves once again that the Republican foreign-policy elite would rather posture than pursue results, telling audiences in Dubai that a deal with Tehran is “unimaginable.” The former secretary has spent years lecturing Americans about toughness while offering no serious plan to stop Iran’s malign behavior—only More

The news that Stewart and Lynda Resnick have pledged $100 million to expand mental and behavioral health services at UCLA is a welcome injection of private generosity into a public crisis, and it deserves cautious praise from conservatives who believe in civic-minded philanthropy over bureaucratic band-aids. The gift will fund the completion of a new More

Thursday, Feb. 26, 2026, found Hillary Clinton sitting for a closed-door deposition in Chappaqua before the House Oversight Committee, where she proclaimed she had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal activities and denied ever encountering him. The spectacle was predictable: a high-profile figure summoned by Congress, offering bland denials while the public watches and wonders More

Last night’s State of the Union proved once again that President Trump can hit the left right where it hurts — and they melted down on live TV. As the president laid out a plain-speaking case for protecting American citizens and calling out fraud, progressive lawmakers erupted into predictable theater, proving the point for him More

Sherrese Clarke has quietly rewritten the rules of modern investing by turning the cultural output of entertainers into institutional-grade assets, and conservative Americans should pay attention. As founder and CEO of HarbourView Equity Partners, Clarke has built a business model that treats songs, shows, and sports rights as durable sources of revenue rather than fleeting More

Nvidia’s latest quarterly report laid bare a simple truth: American private enterprise still wins when government steps back and entrepreneurs are allowed to compete. The chipmaker posted a staggering $68.1 billion in revenue for the quarter, a 73% year-over-year jump that blew past analysts’ estimates and quieted the AI alarmists—at least for a day. The More