Craziest Part Of New Biden Tapes Is That Media Who Covered For Him Still Have Jobs
Newly released audio recordings once again prove Joe Biden's memory problems were there even before he became president.
Louisiana Governor, AG Model Fight Against Lawfare After Bogus New Orleans Indictment
Gov. Jeff Landry and AG Liz Murrill called for an investigation into New Orleans lawfare after officials secured an indictment of Murrill.
Judge In Shiloh Hendrix Case Repeatedly Let Sex Offenders Walk Without Jailtime
Christa Daily has a history of granting outrageous plea deals and letting convicted sex offenders off with no jail time.
In Blue America, Insulting The Third World Is A Blasphemous Offense
The political forces governing blue America now deem it blasphemous to say something rude to their protected class of Third World migrants.
Mamdani Isn’t The Problem, It’s Immigration
Mamdani is a smooth talker and competent organizer, but the real danger is the immigration policies that brought him here in the first place.
Kruger’s Korps Is An Old-Fashioned, Swashbuckling Adventure Tale
Harry Crocker's latest novel proves that there's still plenty of great World War II stories left to tell.
The Problem With Nolan’s Odyssey Is That It’s Not Homer’s Odyssey
By trying to make the Odyssey relatable to the twenty-first century, Nolan made a flash in the pan, not an adaptation of foundational text of the Western world.
America Must Confront China’s Hostage Diplomacy In The Nuclear Age
The U.S. should recognize the systematic abduction of American citizens as a deliberate tactic of Chinese statecraft.
Cornyn, Tillis Drag Their Feet On Blanche Nomination After Voting For Obama, Biden Appointees
For all their hesitancy about confirming Blanche, Cornyn and Tillis had no issue backing partisan picks made by Democrat presidents.
American Manufacturers Are Reshoring, And The Big Beautiful Bill Helped
Tax incentives in the One Big Beautiful Bill are promoting investment in American manufacturing, but the economic signals are mixed.
Michigan City Council Member With Violent Past Charged With Election Fraud
Leon El-Alamin, a community activist and face of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's social justice program, is accused of lying on his candidacy form.