Democrat Disgrace in the Chamber: Sit-Downs, Shouts, and Tantrums During Trump’s State of the Union

Last night, while President Trump delivered one of the most powerful, unapologetic State of the Union addresses in modern history—one hour and 48 minutes of results, heroes, and straight talk about a nation roaring back—too many Democrats in that chamber chose disgrace over decorum. They didn’t just disagree. They sat on their hands, refused basic […]

The Audacity of Entitlement: Minnesota Somalis Demand Cash for the “Trauma” of ICE Doing Its Job

You can’t make this up, America. After months of federal agents finally cracking down on illegal immigration and related chaos in the Twin Cities, the Somali community in Minnesota is now demanding that you and I pay them reparations. Not for anything they suffered at the hands of actual criminals—oh no. For the horrifying experience […]

Binance’s Iranian Cash Pipeline: Trump Pardoned the Boss, Now They’re Canning the Whistleblowers

The world’s biggest crypto exchange just got caught with its hand in the terror-financing cookie jar again, and instead of cleaning house, they fired the people who caught them. This isn’t some victimless blockchain game. This is real money—billions—slipping through to Iranian entities tied straight to terrorist groups while American blood and treasure keep flowing […]

Key Senate Races Poised to Shape Control in 2027

Control of the United States Senate remains precarious as the 2026 midterm elections approach, with Republicans holding a 53-47 majority heading into the cycle. Thirty-five seats are up for grabs, including two special elections, with Republicans defending 23 and Democrats 12. The map favors Republicans overall, but a handful of competitive contests could tip the […]

Preventive or Preemptive? The Pros and Cons of a Potential US Strike on Iran

President Donald Trump is positioning the largest naval and air forces with submarines off the coast of Iran—in the Persian Gulf, in the Mediterranean, in the Red Sea—that we’ve seen since the invasion of Iraq in 2003. And there are pros and cons about striking Iran. Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of a […]

The CIA’s Long-Overdue Mea Culpa: Admitting the Obama-Era Rot That Let Politics Poison the Spooks

The Deep State just got a reality check that’s sweeter than a MAGA rally on steroids. On February 20, 2026, CIA Director John Ratcliffe dropped a bombshell that’s got the left’s panties in a permanent twist: The agency is yanking or gutting 19 intelligence reports from the past decade because they stunk of political bias […]

Snow Job: New York City’s ID Gauntlet for Shovel Jockeys While Voting Gets a Free Pass

Ah, New York City in the dead of winter—where the snow falls like manna from heaven for the bureaucrats, and the rest of us are left digging out from under the avalanche of absurdity. Picture this: a blizzard barrels down on the Big Apple, dumping up to 18 inches of the white stuff from February […]

‘BRAZEN’: Judge Slams Jack Smith in Blocking His Second Volume of Report on Trump

A federal judge on Monday permanently blocked the Justice Department from releasing former special counsel Jack Smith’s report on President Donald Trump’s alleged mishandling of classified documents. Smith’s report was set to become public on Tuesday without the court order. Judge Aileen Cannon of the Southern District of Florida had dismissed the classified documents case […]

‘They Never Say Thank You’: Mamdani and California Want to Take More and More From Rich

Sami Winc: Two things that came together for me. One was [New York City Mayor Zohran] Mamdani’s 9.5% increase in the property tax for New Yorkers, but not that alone. I’m sure our audience has read about that. But I was looking at Power Line. I always like to give a shout-out to them because they have some […]

The Insane Prince George’s Fiasco: Kicking Out Hardworking Folks While Coddling Criminal Squatters

If you think the left’s compassion carnival can’t get any stupider, buckle up for this gut-punch from Prince George’s County, Maryland. Right there in Hyattsville, the Marylander Condominiums—home to families who’ve scraped by paying mortgages and fees for decades—are getting the boot from their own pads. Why? Not because they’re deadbeats or crooks, but because […]