Tucker Carlson is urging White House aides and Pentagon officials to refuse certain orders from President Donald Trump related to the escalating confrontation with Iran, warning that compliance could have severe consequences. Speaking on his podcast, Tucker Carlson said officials have a responsibility to refuse orders that could result in large-scale civilian deaths, urging them […]
Former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is signaling that his time in politics may not be over. In a recent appearance on Sean Hannity’s podcast, Youngkin suggested he is eager to return to public life, just months after leaving office. “I have more to give. I just do. The one year of campaigning and the four […]
An American journalist kidnapped in Baghdad last week is expected to be released by an Iranian-backed militia, according to a statement posted online — but only if she immediately leaves Iraq. Shelly Kittleson, 49, of Monticello, Wisconsin, is reportedly set to be freed days after her abduction, in a development that signals a potentially rapid […]
A Democratic activist has claimed that a “shocking” number of women are prepared to accuse Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) of harassment, allegations that are circulating online but have not been substantiated by official complaints or confirmed investigations. The claims surfaced in recent days through social media posts and political commentary, with some accounts alleging inappropriate […]
Civilians are forming human chains around potential targets… Iran has halted direct diplomatic communications with the United States, a move that signals a sharper turn in an already tense standoff tied to a war that has killed thousands. The decision came early Tuesday, according to regional officials, after a series of warnings from President Donald […]
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump issued his starkest warning yet to Iran on Tuesday, declaring that “a whole civilization will die tonight” if Tehran fails to meet a U.S. deadline tied to escalating conflict in the region. The warning, posted on Truth Social, came hours before an 8 p.m. Eastern deadline set by the administration […]
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson sharply criticized President Donald Trump over a series of controversial Easter weekend social media posts, marking one of the most direct public breaks between the two figures amid growing divisions over U.S. policy toward Iran. Carlson, speaking on his independent media platform, condemned Trump’s rhetoric as inappropriate and dangerous, at one […]
Zohran Mamdani unveiled a sweeping “Preliminary Citywide Racial Equity Plan” this week, framing it as a foundational effort to address longstanding disparities across New York City—but the proposal quickly ignited backlash and scrutiny from federal officials. According to a release from the mayor’s office, the plan is designed to create a new framework for “measuring […]
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin signaled a potential escalation in the federal government’s approach to sanctuary cities, suggesting that jurisdictions refusing to cooperate with immigration enforcement could face significant consequences—including limits tied to international air travel. Speaking on Special Report with Bret Baier, Mullin raised the possibility that cities with sanctuary policies might […]
Good morning. Today’s top stories span a violent incident in Boston, a renewed debate over American citizenship laws, and a major Supreme Court decision affecting a high-profile political figure. Boston Sword Attack Leaves Mental Health Clinician, Officer Injured A routine mental health call in Boston turned deadly on Saturday when a man armed with a […]
A second former staffer has accused Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) of sending sexually explicit text messages, adding to a growing controversy that has prompted an ethics investigation and intensified scrutiny of the congressman. The newly reported allegations date back to 2020, when Gonzales was running for Congress. According to published reports, the married lawmaker sent […]
Swipe Left On Civilization: How Silicon Valley Is Quietly Destroying Family Formation
For most of human history, courtship was bounded. A young man in 1955 did not survey every available woman within 500 miles before asking someone to dinner. He met her through friends, through church, through the slow friction of shared community life. That friction was not an obstacle to good matches. It was the mechanism […]