U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix just reminded Washington that the Constitution is not a menu from which federal agencies may pick what they like. In a clear, limited ruling, he found that key National Firearms Act (NFA) registration and approval requirements can’t survive on a legal theory that Congress quietly erased when it set […] More

Anna Faris made headlines when she told Chelsea Handler that her young son has become “religious” and has asked her to “accept Jesus Christ.” The actress’s candid chat about faith, parenting and polite disagreement landed on the DailyWire radar too, where Ben Shapiro ran the clip. This isn’t just a celebrity moment — it’s a […] More

Representative Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez is at the center of a new celebrity‑style rumor this week. TMZ is reporting that she and her fiancé, Riley Roberts, quietly split and called off their engagement. That claim is getting attention because AOC recently went public about freezing her eggs — and the two stories are being stitched together by […] More

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries says he met privately with Jared Kushner to talk about the affordability crisis. The meeting, first reported by a major outlet, touched off predictable outrage on the left and a shrug from Republicans. But the real story isn’t the handshake — it’s the optics, the mixed messages, and what this […] More

Fox News personality Lisa Kennedy Montgomery — the quick-witted libertarian everyone calls “Kennedy” — has tied the knot. She confirmed the news herself by sharing photos from a Hawaiian ceremony and calling it “a dream come true.” For fans who like their TV personalities with a side of mystery, this was a rare, warm peek […] More

President Trump turned up the heat this week, urging Senate Republicans to cancel their August recess and “terminate the filibuster” so the SAVE Act can pass. Senate Majority Leader John Thune answered with a blunt reminder: the votes simply aren’t there. That showdown — pressure from the White House vs. Senate reality — is the […] More

The BBC this week aired a hard‑hitting investigative documentary that brings fresh on‑camera allegations against actor and musician Jared Leto. Ten women are reported to have spoken to the film, and several describe encounters in the 2000s and 2010s that they say were inappropriate or illegal. Leto’s representatives have denied the claims. This development is […] More

The Senate hearing where Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth has opened a nasty window into what Americans are being told — and what they are not. Republicans on the committee, led in part by Sen. Joni Ernst, raised sharp questions about NIH‑funded experiments that used human fetal tissue in “humanized” mice. Conservative voices like […] More

A new Siena Research Institute poll has handed conservatives a curious headline: Mayor Zohran Mamdani is wildly popular in New York City, yet the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) — the group most tied to him — is not. The crosstabs from Siena’s August 3–6, 2026, statewide survey of 811 likely New York voters show […] More

Rebecca Cooke’s campaign pitch is simple and catchy: a hardworking waitress from a dairy-farm background who knows what it means to struggle. The problem for her is that a recently filed personal financial-disclosure form tells a different, less hardscrabble story — and timing, as they say, is everything in politics. What the disclosure actually shows […] More

The big news this week is plain and ugly: federal prosecutors in Washington have charged a Kentucky woman with two felonies for spray-painting and fouling the World War II Memorial on the National Mall. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced the charges against Melissa L. Farris, who allegedly livestreamed herself defacing the site. This wasn’t a […] More

A federal appeals court just stopped Washington’s latest attempt to rewrite what Americans can cook on. The Fifth Circuit unanimously struck down the Department of Energy’s “Direct Final Rule” for stoves and cooktops. The ruling is a win for seven states that fought back against what they called heavy‑handed regulation and a bypass of the […] More

Ben Shapiro’s short clip from 2020 gave viewers a clear look at how Professor Mahmood Mamdani thinks about Israel, Zionism, and the role of academics. If you want to know why campus debates feel one-sided, this video is a good place to start. It reminds us that elite universities often promote a single political view […] More

Glenn Beck sat down with New York Post columnist Miranda Devine on her Pod Force One podcast and dropped a few eyebrow-raising stories about his private time with President Donald Trump. Beck’s anecdotes — including a claimed request to sign an NDA after a White House tour and a vivid moment after the Butler, Pa., […] More

We’re watching a dangerous needle-threading in the Strait of Hormuz — ships getting hit, merchant sailors killed, U.S. forces put on a hair-trigger, and the President of the United States telling a Fox correspondent that the U.S. “would bomb Oman if it gets in the way.” That last line landed like a hand grenade in […] More

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation quietly backed down this week after a leaked memo ignited a firestorm. CBC’s senior journalistic standards office announced an exception to its rule requiring attribution before calling certain events “terrorism,” allowing reporters to call the Sept. 11 attacks terrorism without always quoting an authority. In plain English: after being roasted online […] More

Representative Ralph Norman took aim at Vice President Kamala Harris on national television this week, blasting her criticism of the SAVE America Act and accusing Democrats of wanting to “win elections by fraud” on air. The exchange landed like a hand-slap in the middle of a long-running fight over voter ID, proof‑of‑citizenship rules, and who […] More

Sen. Mitch McConnell has been discharged from a rehabilitation facility and will continue physical therapy at home, his office said. The Kentucky Republican is not expected to return to Congress before the August recess, though he is expected to come back to finish his final term. He is not running for reelection, and Republicans have […] More

Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan’s post‑primary TV answer about Minnesota’s big fraud scandals was short, clumsy and telling. Asked whether she bore any responsibility for the multiyear fraud investigations that bled hundreds of millions from child‑nutrition and other programs, Flanagan pointed squarely at Governor Tim Walz and repeated his line that “the buck stops with him.” […] More

Brad Pitt told Esquire he’s “back off the wagon” after years of sobriety, and the media circus is doing what it does best: turning a private struggle into a public spectacle. This isn’t just celebrity gossip. It matters because Pitt’s drinking history was part of a very public family saga. People deserve plain talk about […] More

Here we go again: a major, peer‑reviewed paper has found that the climate “experts” got an important part of their models wrong. A new Nature Communications study (He et al.) shows many CMIP6 climate models overstate how greenhouse gases change the ocean temperature balance between the Northern and Southern hemispheres. That matters for predictions about […] More