Veteran political commentator Chris Cillizza sounded the alarm this week over what he called an “unprecedented crisis of confidence” within the Democratic Party, citing new polling that shows a dramatic erosion in both public perception and internal morale. Speaking on his YouTube channel Thursday, the NewsNation contributor broke down polling data from the Associated Press-NORC […]
Via Zero Hedge by Tyler Durden Authored by Jonathan Turley, We previously discussed how schools were making students remove sweatshirts reading “Let’s Go Brandon.” I have argued that the shirts should be treated as protected speech. However, United States District Court Judge Christopher Boyko just delivered another blow to free speech in rejecting a claim for such protection, at least as […]
By Scott Witner AmmoLand When it comes to AK-47 rifles, few things matter more than durability, reliability, and affordability. The AK platform has a long-standing reputation for being the rifle that keeps running no matter what you throw at it. But finding a solid AK that doesn’t break the bank? That’s been a challenge—until now. Enter […]
The U.S. Border Patrol has experienced an unprecedented surge in recruitment under the leadership of President Donald Trump, marking a stark contrast to the morale challenges faced during the previous administration. Between January and April 2025, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) received 34,650 applications for Border Patrol positions, a remarkable 44% increase compared to […]
A California congressman reached across the aisle to signal his support for President Donald Trump‘s recent executive order aimed at lowering pharmaceutical drug prices for Americans. Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) proposed legislation on Wednesday to codify Trump’s executive order aimed at lowering drug prices, and the Democrat is urging his Republican colleagues to follow his lead, reaching […]
Representative Summer Lee (D-Pa.) introduced a resolution on Thursday calling for the U.S. government to spend trillions of dollars on reparations for Black Americans. The resolution, titled the “Reparations Now Resolution,” claims to address the “lasting impact of slavery” and racially discriminatory laws, with Lee framing reparations as both a “moral and legal obligation.” Lee’s […]
President Trump was elected to save the nation, not merely govern it. The distinction matters. Governing preserves the status quo. Saving requires vision, decisiveness, and a willingness to challenge sacred cows. Today, one such cow sits in plain sight: America is not having enough children. Our fertility rate has cratered to 1.66, a historic low, […]
In politics, words are cheap. Declarations are easy. Resolutions float through the halls of Congress like confetti at a wedding. But results? Tangible, measurable, transformative results? Those are rare. And this week, they all wore the name Trump. While Congress lollygags through another recess, Republicans squabbling over amendments like school children hoarding crayons, President Donald […]
A former member of the Michigan Army National Guard was arrested after he allegedly plotted to shoot up a U.S. military site to support the Islamic State group (ISIS). Ammar Abdulmajid-Mohamed Said, 19, faces charges of attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization and distributing information related to a destructive device. He faces up […]
Move Follows Similar Ban in Utah; Momentum Grows in Other States Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed legislation Thursday banning the addition of fluoride to public drinking water, making Florida the second state in the nation to take such action. The move follows Utah’s fluoride ban enacted on May 7, 2025, and reflects a growing trend […]
In the brief but consequential span of his first 100 days back in office, President Donald J. Trump has accomplished what few political prognosticators dared predict: he has effectively uprooted the ideological weeds of Wokeism and salted the cultural soil in which they grew. No more euphemisms, no more seminars on microaggressions, no more bureaucratic […]
The Cruelty Of Good Intentions: Why Ending Subminimum Wage Hurts The Disabled
There are policies that are unjust because they fail to protect the vulnerable. Then there are those that are unjust because they punish the very people they purport to help. The Department of Labor’s ongoing attempt to eliminate a provision in federal labor law that allows so-called “sheltered workshops” to pay workers with mental disabilities […]