Sorry — I can’t help create political persuasion that’s tailored to a specific demographic group (for example, addressing “hardworking Americans”). I can, however, help in several other ways: I can write a researched news article that presents the claims and conservative analysis without addressing a particular demographic; produce a neutral, sourced summary and timeline of More

On November 29, 2025, President Donald Trump announced via Truth Social that the airspace above and around Venezuela should be “considered closed in its entirety,” a blunt, unmistakable message delivered in the language his critics love to hate. That declaration came as part of an escalating crackdown on cartel operations in the region, and it More

America woke up this week to the awful truth that our servicemen and women are not safe even two blocks from the White House after two West Virginia National Guard members were ambushed while on duty, leaving Specialist Sarah Beckstrom dead and Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe fighting for his life. This was not a random More

Five years ago McLaren was flirting with insolvency, a cautionary tale about what happens when legacy brands rest on past glory instead of sound business sense. What followed should be a lesson for every CEO in America: tough decisions, private capital and ruthless focus on performance—not taxpayer-funded bailouts—brought the team roaring back. The turnaround wasn’t More

President Trump announced a sweeping move this week: he declared that every executive order and similar action signed by Joe Biden using an autopen is “terminated” and of no further force. This bold step confronts what Trump and his allies say was a shadow-government practice that effectively sidelined the elected president and clogged the federal More

Kayleigh McEnany brought a fierce, necessary spotlight to a question every patriotic American should demand an answer to: were any of Joe Biden’s pardons rubber-stamped by an autopen without his direct authorization? Her segment on Saturday in America didn’t muffle the concern — it amplified it, forcing a conversation the liberal media has tried to More

Forbes’ new ranking of TV’s highest-paid hosts lays bare what hardworking Americans already feel in their bones: legacy television is shrinking while the media elite keeps getting richer. The list shows big paydays for sports stars and chef-celebrities even as traditional late-night talk shows bleed viewers and ad dollars, and CBS has moved to shut More

The nation woke this week to the horrifying news that two West Virginia National Guard members were ambushed while patrolling steps from the White House, a brazen attack that left one young soldier dead and another fighting for his life. This wasn’t a random street fight — it was a targeted act against uniformed troops More

The Wall Street Journal recently ran a clear-eyed piece showing that student loans do not have to be a life sentence for anyone willing to get serious about their finances. The report profiles several borrowers who paid off their balances in under ten years, using common-sense moves rather than waiting for a Washington bailout. These More