An F‑16 from NORAD scrambled Saturday morning to intercept a general‑aviation aircraft that strayed into the restricted airspace around Camp David while President Trump was at the presidential retreat. The jets fired flares to get the pilot’s attention, escorted the plane out of the area, and the incident left neighbors seeing — and hearing — […] More

Sean Hannity’s recent monologue wasn’t a throwaway cable rant. He told viewers the left has gone “radical” and that, in his view, the stakes for the country are higher than ever — a phrase he keeps repeating because he thinks Americans are finally waking up to what life looked like under the Biden administration and […] More

New York City’s political class is doubling down on a fight over who should get health care first — and ordinary New Yorkers are getting the short end of the stick. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced he is leading a coalition of cities in a lawsuit against the federal “public charge” rule, while Mount Sinai quietly […] More

James Talarico’s mysterious two‑week vanishing act from the Texas Senate campaign trail just got a new twist: two online commentators publicly put him “on the clock” and threatened to reveal what they say they know about his whereabouts if his campaign doesn’t answer. If you’re keeping score, that’s not the sort of late‑stage drama voters […] More

The internet did what the internet does: it dug up old video clips of left‑wing streamer Hasan Piker, clipped them into short, spicy bites, and handed them to an audience hungry for outrage. The result was predictable — viral clips, stern condemnations from establishment Democrats, and another round of “you can’t say that” headlines. If […] More

A new poll and an uncomfortable on‑camera moment have exposed something every voter should notice: a large share of surveyed Democratic voters reacted positively to hypothetical headlines in which President Trump is removed from office — even by a U.S. military takeover — and the party’s own politicians are not eager to explain themselves. The […] More

Mayor Zohran Mamdani rolled out a big promise this week: move more than 10,000 children off the city’s Child Care Assistance Program waitlist and expand access to “free” childcare as part of his 2-K and universal childcare push. It sounds good on a campaign sign. It also sounds expensive, vague, and very familiar to anyone […] More

Vice President JD Vance gave North Carolina voters a moment to laugh — and his opponents a clip to share. While stumping for Senate candidate Michael Whatley in Greensboro, Vance mispronounced “far-left” as the now-famous “fart left,” then immediately corrected himself onstage and pointed a finger at the “fake news.” The short, viral moment tells […] 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

This week NBC’s Today put Chick‑fil‑A CEO Andrew Cathy in the hot seat. Co‑anchor Craig Melvin pressed him about the family’s Christian convictions and the 2012 donations controversy. Instead of crumbling under the bright lights, Cathy stuck to the script: faith is part of the company’s purpose and hospitality is the business’s focus. Andrew Cathy […] More

President Trump put a spotlight on energy and the war in Ukraine this week when he blasted a Truth Social post about Russia’s collapsing diesel industry and, reporters say, privately urged President Zelenskyy to halt Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries. That combination — a public claim that Russia “lost control” of diesel production and a […] More

President Donald Trump’s rally line about letting Iran “take out Los Angeles; let them take out San Diego” became the latest political grenade lobbed into an already hot midterm season. The clip of the remark — raw, rambling and ripe for headlines — has sparked fury from California leaders and a predictably dramatic media chorus. […] More

The first televised Michigan Senate debate turned into a political brawl, and Republican nominee Mike Rogers came out swinging. What started as a policy showdown quickly became a test of character — and a tussle over basic facts. The fresh flashpoint: a resurfaced 2016 video in which Democratic nominee Abdul El‑Sayed appears to say he […] More

Fred Clark, the Democratic nominee for Congress in Wisconsin’s 7th District, has put a flashing neon sign over his campaign priorities: dramatically expand access to abortion drugs, repeal the Hyde Amendment, push the Women’s Health Protection Act, and condition federal aid on states “guaranteeing medically indicated care” for pregnant people. That last line is the […] More

The CNN debate on September 30 is not a TV show. It is a one‑hour, prime‑time chance for Democratic candidate for Governor Xavier Becerra to step out of his comfort zone and answer real questions from real Californians. With mail ballots about to go out, this head‑to‑head against Republican candidate for Governor Steve Hilton — […] More

Robert De Niro and Mark Ruffalo staged a profanity‑laced show in New York at the “Hands Off Our Vote” GOTV rally. They shouted at President Trump and called his voter‑roll review a threat. The real story is not the celebrity tantrum. It is the federal effort to clean voter rolls and the Justice Department’s recent […] More

The Western Journal’s latest WJ Straw Poll for the week of Sept. 14–20 shows Secretary of State Marco Rubio widening his lead in the 2028 GOP conversation while Rep. Thomas Massie posted the week’s biggest jump. The reader-driven, non‑scientific survey put Rubio at 39.1 percent, Vice President J.D. Vance at 23.7 percent and Massie at […] More

The race for Wisconsin governor just got a lot clearer — and a lot nastier. U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany rolled out a hard‑hitting campaign ad this week that stitches together Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley’s own words with local headlines about violent crimes committed by people described in the ad as being in the country […] More

Maracaibo just gave a hero the kind of welcome most politicians only dream about: a bronze statue, public honors, and a parade. The honoree wasn’t a mayor or a campaign donor. It was Tsunami, an 8-year-old Border Collie credited with finding roughly 26 people after Venezuela’s recent earthquakes. The dog and his handler, Jorge Beens, […] More

A Davidson County jury this week handed down a verdict that turned a private family fight into public fallout for NASCAR driver Jennifer Jo Cobb. The jury found Cobb liable in a lawsuit brought by Tracey Hughes and ordered roughly $850,000 in damages for claims of alienation of affection and criminal conversation. In plain terms: […] More

A Queens woman named Cara Trager was killed while crossing a street after dinner. The man accused of the hit-and-run, Dawood Faisal, was later charged with manslaughter and was already facing a hate-crime charge for vandalizing a kosher bagel shop. Cara’s family believes antisemitism played a role. Mayor Zohran Mamdani declined the family’s request to […] More