The Strait of Hormuz has become the newest front in America’s fight to keep the world economy breathing, and President Trump did the right thing by ordering a muscular, no-nonsense response to Iran’s chokehold — launching Operation Project Freedom to escort merchant vessels through the bottleneck. This was classic America First leadership: protect American commerce, More

Ted Turner’s passing on May 6, 2026, marks the end of an era in American media — a brash, unapologetic entrepreneur who built an empire from grit and gambles. He died at 87, and whether you admired him or bristled at his politics, you can’t ignore that he reshaped how information reaches American households. Make More

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch recently reminded Americans why the story of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson still matters, telling a charming, sober tale of rivalry turned to respect that ought to shame our modern partisans. He used their example to press the case for stronger patriotic education and a revival of civic virtues in More

Megyn Kelly’s recent on-air tirade against President Trump was less a sober critique than a spectacle of elite outrage, and conservative viewers are right to call it what it was: performative theater dressed up as moral clarity. On April 7 and 8 she publicly blasted the president for a Truth Social post that warned Iran More

The hotel industry’s own trade group just ripped the curtain off the World Cup fairy tale: the American Hotel & Lodging Association reports that roughly 80 percent of hoteliers in U.S. host cities say bookings are tracking below original forecasts, with many calling the tournament a “non-event” so far. That is not a hiccup — More

Seattle voters swept Katie Wilson into office in November 2025, and she was sworn in as Seattle’s mayor in early January 2026 — a victory embraced by the city’s progressive base and decried by its conservatives. What was billed as a fresh start quickly turned into a political stress test: a mayor with no prior More