Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is taking another major step in support of gun rights, declaring that Florida’s firearm waiting period laws are unconstitutional and indicating that state officials should no longer enforce them. The move follows a series of recent actions by Uthmeier challenging firearm restrictions he believes conflict with the Second Amendment. Earlier […]
President Donald Trump is scrapping the planned Freedom 250 concert series in Washington, D.C., and replacing it with what he promises will be a massive patriotic rally after several scheduled performers withdrew from the event. The rally, set for June 24 on the National Mall, will serve as part of the broader Freedom 250 celebration […]
The police force at the center of the Henry Nowak controversy is facing renewed scrutiny after internal surveys revealed that some officers felt pressured by mandatory diversity and inclusion training and feared professional consequences if they disagreed with ideas presented during the courses. The findings emerged as Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary continues to […]
Veteran actor James Handy, best known for roles in “Top Gun: Maverick,” “Jumanji,” “The Rocketeer,” and dozens of television shows spanning nearly five decades, was fatally stabbed at a Los Angeles home this week. The Los Angeles Police Department identified Handy, 81, as the victim of a fatal stabbing on Wednesday morning in Los Angeles. […]
A federal judge has struck down a series of Trump administration policies that halted the processing of asylum claims, green card applications, work permits, and citizenship requests for immigrants from dozens of countries, handing the White House a significant setback in its effort to tighten immigration controls. Chief U.S. District Judge John McConnell ruled Friday […]
The Senate approved a $69.5 billion reconciliation package Friday to boost immigration enforcement and border security, overcoming internal Republican disagreements over the controversial Anti-Weaponization Fund and funding tied to a planned White House ballroom project. The legislation passed in a 52-47 vote and will direct tens of billions of dollars toward immigration enforcement agencies through […]
A peculiar thing happened recently in the place where cultural fashions are minted. Founders Fund, the venture firm built by Peter Thiel and a roster of contrarian investors, released a slick video series called Mafia. The premise is simple and the production is anything but. Prominent technologists, among them Sam Altman, Palmer Luckey, Dylan Field, […]
NASA astronauts aboard the International Space Station are reviewing emergency evacuation protocols as engineers race to assess a persistent air leak in the station’s Russian segment. The issue has plagued the orbiting laboratory for years, but officials now believe the problem is deteriorating more rapidly than previously expected. The leak, located in a transfer tunnel […]
Coalition plans to reopen critical shipping lane after months of disruption… The United Kingdom and France are finalizing plans for a multinational mine-clearing operation in the Strait of Hormuz that could begin shortly after any ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, according to Bloomberg. The proposed mission would involve 15 nations and would […]
One of the women at the center of a bombshell New York Times report on Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is now publicly accusing the newspaper of betraying her trust and watering down allegations she says were supported by multiple sources. Lyndsey Fifield, a former girlfriend of Platner whose allegations featured prominently in the […]
Tenants at a city-supervised affordable housing complex in the Bronx are blasting Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration after learning their rents will rise by more than 30% over the next four years despite the mayor’s campaign promises on affordability and rent freezes. Residents of Tracey Towers, an 871-unit Mitchell-Lama development in Jerome Park serving middle- and […]
Democrats Thought The House Was Within Reach. Then Reality Intervened.
A familiar lament has settled over conservative commentary this year, the assumption that the House is already gone and the Senate may follow. I have been repeating this lament myself, almost daily, with the conviction of a man who has watched too many cycles end in disappointment. The reasoning runs as follows. Midterms punish the […]