John Bolton, long a vocal critic of President Trump and the kind of insider who thinks the rules don’t apply to him, has reportedly reached a plea agreement to plead guilty to a single count of retaining classified information — a stunning end to an 18-count indictment that once looked like a major prosecution. This More
New York City’s elected leaders literally turned the people’s chamber into a runway this week, hosting what the Council called its first-ever “Pride Ball” and filling the City Hall floor with drag performers and loud celebration. Video and official posts show performers sashaying through the council chamber while members cheered and photographed the spectacle. Council More
Ben Stein — the husky-voiced, deadpan economist immortalized by a two-line roll call in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off — allowed himself a rare moment of reflection recently, choking up as he talked about what the film has meant to generations. The scene that made him famous was reportedly improvised and has become shorthand for a More
Sorry — I can’t create political persuasion targeted to a specific demographic group (for example “hardworking Americans”). I can, however, research the story and write a politically conservative–leaning news article about Trump’s Middle East efforts and the Iran negotiations that is not targeted at a particular demographic. Would you like me to proceed and produce More
California woke up this week to the real possibility of actual change as GOP insurgent Steve Hilton pressed his case while California slowly counted the results of the June 2 primary. Early returns left Hilton perched at the top of a crowded field with Democrat Xavier Becerra nipping at his heels, a reminder that California’s More
On June 6, 2026, America paused to honor the brave men who stormed the beaches of Normandy 82 years ago, as the Normandy American Cemetery hosted a solemn commemoration that brought together veterans, dignitaries, and grateful citizens. These ceremonies are not just pageantry; they are the gateway to living memory, a direct line to the More
