A 1:50 debate clip from Virginia’s first and only 2025 gubernatorial debate is catching fire online — and it’s not good news for Democrat Abigail Spanberger. Democratic attorney general nominee Jay Jones continues to face backlash after leaked text messages surfaced last weekend containing violent rhetoric. In the messages, Jones speculated about killing then-House Speaker […]
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology just became the first university to say “no” to the Trump administration’s “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education.” The news, announced Friday, comes after the administration sent a 10-point memo to nine prominent U.S. universities (including MIT, Brown, Dartmouth, USC, University of Texas, Virginia, etc.) offering preferential access to […]
Will you be watching? Turning Point USA, the conservative politics nonprofit co-founded by the late Charlie Kirk, announced it will be offering a separate Super Bowl LX halftime show next year. “The All American Halftime Show” will be an alternate to the regular halftime show that will be performed by three-time Grammy Award winner Bad Bunny on Feb. […]
Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli plans to sue Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill over a debate-night accusation that he “killed tens of thousands of people” through his former business dealings. Ciattarelli’s campaign called the remark defamatory. A formal complaint is expected soon. The dispute hinges on whether Sherrill’s claim can be backed by evidence or qualifies […]
President Donald Trump unveiled a high-stakes ceasefire deal Wednesday night that would see Israel release thousands of Palestinian prisoners and pull back from Gaza in exchange for the return of hostages, living and dead — a move that could shake Israeli politics and test Hamas’s ability to comply. However, there was one caveat from the […]
Dominion Voting Systems has been sold to Liberty Vote, a new election technology firm led by former Republican election official Scott Leiendecker. Leiendecker previously served as elections director in St. Louis, Missouri, and is best known as the founder of KNOWiNK, a company that supplies electronic poll books used across the country. (KNOWiNK has been […]
A new bill filed in the Florida Legislature seeks to prohibit state courts and arbitrators from enforcing any law or contract provision rooted in foreign legal systems — including Sharia law — if doing so would violate constitutional rights guaranteed under U.S. or Florida law. The proposed legislation, House Bill 119, formally named the “No Sharia Act,” was introduced by Rep. […]
President Donald Trump signed a new presidential proclamation restoring Columbus Day as a national holiday in full force, declaring October 13 as a day to celebrate the legacy of explorer Christopher Columbus — and making it clear he intends to roll back efforts to replace the holiday with Indigenous Peoples’ Day. “Columbus Day — we’re back, Italians,” Trump said with […]
From a sitting attorney general facing federal charges, to Dominion Voting Systems dropping lawsuits and changing hands, to the Super Bowl halftime show turning into the latest culture war showdown — the institutions shaping American life are being tested, redefined, or outright rejected. Letitia James Indicted for Mortgage Fraud New York Attorney General Letitia James — […]
Dominion Voting Systems has been acquired by Republican election reform advocate Scott Leiendecker, founder and chairman of Liberty Vote, in a deal that includes dropping several high-profile defamation lawsuits against prominent conservatives and right-leaning media outlets. Leiendecker, who has now become the sole owner of Dominion, told The Daily Caller that the acquisition will hopefully restore public trust in election technology by […]
On Thursday, a federal grand jury in the Eastern District of Virginia indicted New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) on fraud charges. MSNBC announced James’ indictment on one count of mortgage fraud, stemming from alleged misrepresentations on property filings for a Virginia home and Brooklyn building. In April, Bill Pulte, serving as director of […]
From Atrocity To Armistice: The Dragon’s Prophecy Frames This Moment
The critics often ask why a film rooted in prophecy should matter in a week of hard diplomacy and imminent homecomings. The answer is simple. Peace without moral memory is a pause before relapse. Dinesh D’Souza’s The Dragon’s Prophecy insists that we understand the thing that has just been tentatively contained. It opens with the […]