Forbes’ recent rundown of the NFL’s highest-paid players makes one thing plain: the market worships star power, and Patrick Mahomes is living proof. After holding the league’s biggest playing contract for years, Mahomes’ deal was reworked in June into a new, top-of-market agreement worth roughly half a billion dollars and an average annual value that More
The internet is laughing — and thank goodness for that. A new spoof ad mocking the hullabaloo over Sydney Sweeney’s recent commercial has gone viral, and The Right Squad was right to lean into the joke: Americans are tired of sanctimonious outrage and hungry for plain entertainment. The original commercial, produced for a sports-betting brand, More
CBS’s 60 Minutes has scheduled an interview with Patrick Clancy — his first televised appearance since his ex-wife’s sensational murder trial ended in a mistrial — and the network is wasting no time turning a horrific family tragedy into must-see programming. The segment is set to air Sunday, September 20, 2026, and CBS is pitching More
The country watched as Texas toppled Ohio State and the internet did what it always does: it made memes. One AI edit in particular — a grotesque, obviously fabricated clip showing coach Steve Sarkisian slapping ESPN sideline reporter Holly Rowe — spread through social feeds and was described by players and onlookers as absurd and More
Rep. Chip Roy didn’t mince words on Finnerty when he warned Texans that James Talarico is “100 percent out of step” with the values that built this state, and his blunt assessment should wake up every hardworking voter. Roy’s critique wasn’t theater — it was a clear shot across the bow aimed at a candidate More
Andrew Klavan’s recent Daily Wire material reminds conservatives that culture is not a luxury but the foundation of politics, and he’s blunt about the job waiting for us: build art, stories, and institutions that reflect American virtues rather than surrender them. He warns that if the right wants to stop losing ground, it must stop More
