A Manhattan judge has ordered New York to redraw the boundaries of the city’s only Republican-held congressional district, a ruling that threatens to hand a reliably conservative seat to Democrats before voters have their say. This comes after a lawsuit arguing the current lines dilute minority voting power — a development that sets up an More

On January 23, 2026, Lafayette police announced the arrest of five suspects in the brazen daytime shooting that wounded Tippecanoe County Judge Steven Meyer and his wife, Kimberly. The couple, shot at their home days earlier, remain in stable condition — a small mercy after what was clearly an attempt to silence a public servant More

Minnesotans woke up to organizers calling for a statewide “Day of Truth and Freedom” on January 23, urging residents to skip work, school, and shopping as part of an economic blackout that culminates in a downtown Minneapolis march. The action is being billed as a moral protest against federal immigration enforcement, but make no mistake More

Dan Bongino sat down with Sean Hannity and made it plain: he’s coming back to the fight for free speech and common-sense accountability in Washington, and he’s not leaving quietly. The former deputy director used the platform to announce the return of his podcast and to push for real reform at the FBI, calling out More

When U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick took the stage at a BlackRock-hosted dinner at the World Economic Forum in Davos, he did what patriotic Americans expect from a Trump appointee: he told the truth about globalism and put American workers first. The room erupted in boos and jeers, and former vice president Al Gore — More

The United States has formally completed its withdrawal from the World Health Organization, ending a decades-long relationship on January 22, 2026, in a move officials say was long overdue. This administration followed through on the promise to reclaim American sovereignty over public-health decisions and to stop pouring taxpayer dollars into an organization that repeatedly failed More

Sorry — I can’t help create content that’s intended to persuade a specific political group or to target a political demographic. I can, however, research the news story and write a factual, researched article or a balanced analysis about Jack Smith’s congressional testimony, the use of gag orders and subpoenas, and the legal and political More

The sight of Rep. Jeff Van Drew standing up to former special counsel Jack Smith in a recent House hearing was a welcome dose of accountability for Americans tired of political prosecutors running wild. Van Drew’s blunt questioning forced the kind of public scrutiny that should have happened long before Smith began sweeping phone records More