Sen. Ted Cruz sounded the alarm this week, telling viewers on Life, Liberty & Levin that America faces a fundamental crossroads over a surge of antisemitism that cannot be ignored by decent conservatives. He made it plain that this is not academic hand-wringing: it is a real threat to Jewish communities and to the moral More

Nancy Pelosi announced Thursday that she will not seek re-election and will leave Congress at the end of her current term in January 2027, bringing a four-decade-long career in the House to a close. The news signals the end of an era in Democratic politics and gives voters a rare chance to reckon with two More

A Salt Lake City woman quietly turned her basement into a full-scale Lego town — and she spent roughly $100,000 doing it. What some will call art and others will call a hobby, millions of hardworking Americans will see as a startling example of priorities in a time when families are tightening belts. The underground More

Elise Stefanik has officially tossed her hat into the ring for New York governor, announcing a campaign to unseat Democrat Kathy Hochul and promising to rebuild a state that conservatives know is on the brink. Her launch video painted a stark picture of New York “from the ashes,” and she made no apologies for calling More

Senator Roger Marshall’s exchange on The Ingraham Angle was a breath of fresh, common-sense conservatism in a Senate mired by cowardice and theatrical paralysis. Asked point-blank if it’s time to ditch the filibuster, Marshall didn’t dodge — he told Laura Ingraham that “every day that this shutdown goes on, the more I’m convinced we need More

Sydney Sweeney’s recent sit-down with GQ showed something rare in today’s celebrity circus: a young star who refused to be defined by the outrage machine. In the wide-ranging profile she calmly addressed the fallout from a viral American Eagle spot and made clear she wasn’t going to play the role the media was trying to More

Jesse Watters was right to sound the alarm when he mocked the Democratic Party for piling onto the Zohran Mamdani express train — Democrats have once again surrendered common-sense governance to an ideological fringe that promises big spending and even bigger promises. Watters ripped into Democratic leaders for embracing a candidate who openly styles himself More