A federal judge ordered the release on May 6, 2026 of a document described as a purported suicide note tied to Jeffrey Epstein, thrusting yet another unanswered question about that scandal back into the public square. The timing and secrecy around the paper — kept locked in a courthouse vault for years — should make More

Washington will literally become a racetrack this August when the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C. brings the NTT IndyCar Series to the National Mall on Aug. 22–23, 2026. This is not some distant rumor or wishful thinking — organizers have unveiled a 1.7-mile temporary street circuit that threads past the Capitol, the Washington More

Spencer Pratt — the reality-TV provocateur who says he lost his home in the Palisades wildfire and is now running for mayor of Los Angeles — has shoved himself into the political conversation with the blunt force of someone who believes the people are tired of excuses. Pratt’s shift from MTV notoriety to political insurgent More

Seth Rogen’s recent resurfaced interview about being happily child-free has lit a fuse among parents and patriotic Americans who still believe family is foundational to our country. On a daytime talk show Rogen explained that he and his wife simply don’t want children, calling parenthood “not that fun” and even suggesting the world might not More

The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Louisiana v. Callais has blown the lid off the old redistricting playbook, and patriotic Americans are finally watching the left’s safe havens crumble. By sharply narrowing how Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act can be used to justify race-based districts, the Court gave state legislatures legal room to More

President Donald J. Trump drew a hard red line in the Strait of Hormuz this week, ordering a bold operation to pry open a critical shipping lane and make it unmistakable that American resolve will not be intimidated. The White House move, dubbed Project Freedom, signaled a simple message to Tehran: the choke point that More