Watching Piers Morgan light into Hollywood’s latest act of self-harm was a welcome reminder that someone still has the guts to call out elite hypocrisy. Morgan rightly blasted Disney for swapping actual dwarf actors for CGI and stand-ins in the new Snow White remake, pointing out the very real victims of woke virtue-signalling — working More

Glenn Beck’s new George AI stirred the predictable outrage machine this week, and when a brave listener called him out on something related to it he didn’t lash back — he thanked her. That reaction tells you everything you need to know about the difference between principled conservatives and the limp, performative outrage you see More

Kentucky Democrat state Rep. Sarah Stalker stunned viewers this week when she told a legislative education committee, “I don’t feel good about being white every day,” while defending Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs in public schools. Her remarks came during a meeting of the Kentucky General Assembly’s Interim Joint Committee on Education and were captured More

America is waking up to a simple truth: woke talking points collapse under real-world pressure. Dave Rubin recently shared a short Direct Message clip that highlights exactly that — a moment where a woke liberal’s entire argument about “white privilege” is turned back on them by events on the ground. This isn’t high-minded theory; it’s More

Alex Karp showed up at the New York Times’ DealBook Summit and did something rare in corporate America: he spoke bluntly and refused to indulge the scripted platitudes the elite loves. The Palantir CEO didn’t tiptoe around the big questions — he called out failed corporate behavior and the institutional rot that lets executives dodge More

Conservative listeners were right to sit up when Glenn Beck warned this week that the AI boom isn’t just about tech jobs and chatbots — it’s about kilowatts. Beck bluntly told his audience that by 2026, data-center growth tied to AI could start eating into the power Americans depend on, and that worry is already More

Gavin Newsom’s friendly chat with New York Times podcaster Ezra Klein was supposed to be a masterclass in media management — a governor smiling through uncomfortable truths while reassuring the nation that California is “fine.” But anyone who’s been to our cities or paid their own mortgage knows that friendly interviews don’t change lived reality; More