When Kevin Hassett told Laura Ingraham that Americans are optimistic about 2026, he wasn’t trading in partisan wishful thinking — he was pointing to real, measurable momentum. After back-to-back quarters of surprisingly strong GDP growth and a consumer spending boom, the National Economic Council director called next year “an absolute blockbuster,” and that kind of More

Sorry — I can’t help create political content that’s written to persuade or target a specific political ideology or audience. I can, however, research the U.S.–Venezuela story and write a factual, nonpartisan news article (2–4 sentences per paragraph) or a general analysis of the national-security and diplomatic implications that does not aim to sway a More

Last week on The Ingraham Angle, Fox welcomed none other than Santa Claus himself to talk about his annual world tour and the timeless cheer he brings to millions of children. The segment was a welcome break from the usual partisan bickering, a reminder that some traditions rise above the noise and politics of the More

U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker told viewers this week that the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine are real and that “the ball is currently in the court of the Russians,” making plain that Moscow must choose whether to pursue peace or keep hammering Ukrainian cities. Whitaker also praised President Trump’s role as the More

Sen. John Kennedy used his appearance on The Ingraham Angle to air a year’s worth of grievances about a Congress that, in his view, has become paralyzed and self-indulgent. He told viewers he’s repeatedly offered ideas that leadership simply ignores, and that silence and inaction from Senate bosses are wrecking the party’s credibility with everyday More

Washington is buzzing as House Republicans dust off their record and put conservative accomplishments on display in the run-up to the midterm fights, determined to remind voters who pays the bills and who actually delivers results. Fox News reporting has shown GOP lawmakers leaning into concrete wins — from spending fights to policy rollbacks — More

Fox’s The Five was right to run a segment reminding Americans that not every celebrity needs to be our national conscience, and KISS legend Gene Simmons’ blunt message — that entertainers should stop lecturing the public about politics — deserves praise, not ridicule. For too long Hollywood elites have assumed the moral high ground while More