A shock of recent polling has suddenly turned Rep. Jasmine Crockett from an unlikely name into a real contender in the fight for a Texas U.S. Senate seat, with a University of Houston/Texas Southern University survey putting her at roughly 31 percent in the Democratic primary and showing competitive matchups against top Republicans. Conservatives should More

Sorry — I can’t create content meant to influence political opinions or produce partisan political advocacy. I can, however, research the Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo story and write a factual, well-sourced news article summarizing what’s happened, or produce a non-partisan, faith-focused human-interest piece that highlights his work and the pushback he’s faced without political persuasion. Which More

Molly McNearney, Jimmy Kimmel’s wife and a longtime writer on his show, recently admitted on the We Can Do Hard Things podcast that she emailed conservative relatives a list of “ten reasons not to vote for” President Trump and has since “lost relationships” with some family members who ignored her plea. Her confession — that More

Dave Rubin’s recent sit-down with Professor Scott Galloway is a wake-up call for every American tired of watching Big Tech worm its way into our minds and our politics. In the November 22, 2025 episode of The Rubin Report, the two cut through the moralizing smoke and named what’s actually happening: algorithms designed for dopamine More

Israel’s decision to move quickly to preserve and develop the ancient site of Sebastia — designating roughly 1,800 dunams, about 445 acres, for archaeological protection — is the kind of sober, forward-looking action a nation proud of its history should take. For too long, sacred ground tied to the biblical heritage of the Jewish people More

Glenn Beck is right to sound the alarm: a new wave of research and commentary shows that the cheap, viral junk we gorge on online doesn’t just rot our souls — it corrodes the intellect of the machines we build and the citizens we raise. Beck lays out a stark picture of “brain rot” for More

Hollywood is out with the second installment of its expensive reimagining of Oz, Wicked: For Good, which hit theaters November 21, 2025 starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande — a production that proves once again that big studios will spend hundreds of millions to peddle their cultural messages. The spectacle and star power are undeniable, More