President Donald Trump arrived in Beijing this week to a full ceremonial welcome — red carpet, military band and hundreds of children waving tiny American and Chinese flags while chanting “Welcome.” The images were unmistakable: a president treated like a visiting head of state who commands attention, not pity. Make no mistake, moments like this More

Spencer Pratt’s latest stunt didn’t die on TikTok — it detonated, and the mainstream media melted down trying to explain why. A heavily AI-produced campaign spot portraying Los Angeles as a dystopia and casting Pratt as a roving corrective has racked up millions of views and sent normally complacent outlets into a frenzy. The ad’s More

On Thursday’s Finnerty, Newsmax brought on body language expert Scott Rouse to break down the brief but telling handshake between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping during the president’s visit to Beijing. The spectacle — staged in the shadow of China’s halls of power — was precisely the kind of photo-op where small More

Megyn Kelly’s latest show featured a clear-eyed conversation with Gregory Bovino about what real immigration enforcement looks like — not virtue-signaling, but results. Bovino, the former Border Patrol commander-at-large who has been a prominent voice for tougher interior operations, laid out why “self-deportations” are not only humane but a practical force-multiplier for overwhelmed agents. “Self-deportation” More

When TMZ ran a story claiming Spencer Pratt was bunking at the swanky Hotel Bel-Air instead of the Airstream he flashed in campaign footage, the click-hungry outlet thought it had exposed yet another fake-populist spectacle. What they didn’t reckon on was Pratt’s brazen, on-camera rebuttal and the readiness of his supporters to see past the More

President Trump’s arrival in Beijing was nothing short of a political triumph — China rolled out a full-scale, state-level welcome that would make any skeptic sit up and take notice. A military honor guard, a band, and hundreds of youths waving both Chinese and American flags greeted the president, a spectacle the press could not More