Warner Bros. Discovery’s board stunned many when it picked Netflix’s mixed cash-and-stock offer over the Ellisons’ higher all-cash bids, a choice the company says preserves shareholder value by spinning off linear networks while selling the studio and streaming arm. The Netflix proposal values the assets differently and, according to insiders, the board concluded that shareholders More

Australia stunned the world this week by becoming the first nation to ban social media access for children under 16, a law that came into force on December 10, 2025. The government ordered major platforms to block underage users or face fines, framing the move as a bold step to protect young people from the More

When Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other senior officials walked into the Gang of Eight briefing, hardworking Americans expected straight answers about our military’s actions to stop narco-terrorism on the high seas. Instead, Sen. Chuck Schumer emerged calling the session “very unsatisfying,” a predictable performance from the same Democrats who reflexively reflexively weaponize oversight when More

Vivek Ramaswamy told Jesse Watters Primetime that President Donald Trump’s new way of talking about the economy finally makes the abstract tangible for everyday Americans, and that clarity is already creating momentum for Republicans ahead of the midterms. Ramaswamy’s praise was unmistakable: when you give voters a simple, common-sense narrative about how policy affects their More

White House deputy chief of staff for policy Stephen Miller laid out a blunt assessment of how American immigration was forever altered by the 1965 law during an appearance on The Will Cain Show on December 9, 2025. Miller told Cain that the law effectively rewired our immigration system from one that prioritized assimilation and More