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Tax the rich sounds simple, but Cato Institute estimates show seizing all top 400 billionaires' wealth covers just 9% of the DSA's $71 trillion...
From Jimmy Kimmel's suspension to Hasan Piker's mocking song, the year since Charlie Kirk's assassination unleashed a wave of media vitriol.
Andrew Kolvet reflects on Charlie Kirk's unlikely rise from a broke 18-year-old to building Turning Point USA and transforming the conservative...
A statute approving the expansion of the Court is unconstitutional. It violates the guarantee of due process of law in the Fourteenth Amendment.
The first Republican midterm convention at the American Airlines Center has already brought real energy, but a Gen-Z conservative argues solutions...
Summer polls carry a giant asterisk as the real midterm electorate forms now, with grocery prices and checkout costs driving the key voter concerns.
James Talarico faces an enthusiasm gap at the Dallas Labor Day rally as his Texas senate race against Ken Paxton heats up with new ad money.
Operation Epic Fury has degraded entire categories of Iran's military, but the United States faces concerns over Russian and Chinese IRGC support.
Round Swamp Farm in East Hampton, N.Y., traces back to John Lester 300 years ago and now anchors the new American Family Farm Legacy 250 Program.
Joint strikes on Iran, intelligence sharing and missile defense reveal why vilifying Israel in 2026 could prove self-defeating for the U.S.
Charlie Kirk was killed during an open debate at Utah Valley University one year ago, raising urgent questions about free speech on college campuses.
FBI figures show anti-Jewish hate crimes now comprise 63% of all religion-based hate crimes as the radical socialist left fuels anti-Zionism.
As the United States marks 25 years since 9/11, Ilhan Omar's dismissive remarks and leftist curricula threaten to erase the truth about Ground Zero.
Trump will headline the first-ever Republican Convention in Dallas, where the party plans to showcase tax cuts, border security, and its 2026 agenda.
A breakdown of how Washington spends every $100 shows Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and debt interest consume most of federal spending.
A Chicago pastor reacts to the Washington Park shooting that left 15 people shot and one dead, calling out Gov. JB Pritzker and Mayor Brandon Johnson.
The Democratic Party's leftward shift is driven by super PACs, union campaign finance and government spending trends that make moderation unlikely.
Foreign adversaries from Iran, China and Russia are actively targeting America's water infrastructure, exploiting aging industrial control systems.
U.S. federal deficit hits $40 trillion as interest payments now exceed military spending, raising urgent questions about entitlement reform.
The absence of September 11 films left a vacuum filled by conspiracy theorists, while filmmakers rallied for Gaza instead of grappling with terrorism.
Small business owners in New York sued the Mamdani regime for using taxpayer dollars to compete against them, threatening the American Dream.
Trump's Acting Secretary of Labor highlights manufacturing growth, apprenticeships, and AI job training in a Labor Day tribute to American workers.
Corporate America's woke machinery hasn't been dismantled — it's merely pausing, and the midterm elections may determine whether Woke 2.0 returns.
America has 7 million unfilled jobs, but the workforce crisis didn't start at work. It started in classrooms that stopped teaching character.
Union bosses exploit Labor Day to push coercive policies like the PRO Act, which would repeal right-to-work laws and force compulsory union dues.
WFMD in Frederick, Maryland, marks 90 years on AM radio as Congress prepares to vote on a bill requiring AM antennas in every new car sold.
After her father’s death, Asra Nomani revisits the quiet acts of service that shaped her life and finally understands the true meaning of the...
The Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling on the White House ballroom lawsuit exposes deep rifts, with Chief Justice John Roberts penning a sharp dissent.
Former Amb. Gordon Sondland's 'Godfather Test' urges NATO and the European Union to presume Vladimir Putin is behind cyberattacks and sabotage...
After losing her grandmother to vascular dementia in Queens, New York, one advocate now leads the push for earlier Alzheimer's diagnosis nationwide.
Trump's Justice Department backed OpenAI's fair use argument for AI training on copyrighted works, a move critics say lets Big Tech steal from...
America's important fracking victory offers a blueprint for AI data center builders facing 70% public opposition and major Chinese competition.
The social media crisis offers a cautionary lesson as AI companies build chatbot products that could intimately interact with children unchecked.
Jelly Roll's Jimmy Kimmel monologue targeting Trump sparked backlash from country fans who say the move mirrors Bud Light's brand-destroying misstep.
Iran exploited U.S. fears of escalation for decades, but Trump's military pressure campaign is finally making asymmetry work both directions.
Video shows James Talarico at a climate forum calling capitalism an "oppressive system" linked to White supremacy that must be "dismantled."
William English's redesigned 2026 National Firearms Survey estimates 2.2 million annual defensive gun uses and 26.4 million AR-15 owners nationwide.
Republicans must use the Dallas midterm political convention next week to address housing, cost of living, and free speech to win over Gen-Z voters.
David Warrington departs after steering Trump through over 30 Supreme Court victories against lawfare and helping install constitutionalist judges.
As Meta settled for up to $17 billion over claims its platforms harmed children, Hasidic smartphone restrictions started looking less backward.
Low-turnout school board elections in 2026 could let DSA chapters reshape curriculum and budgets before communities realize the lasting consequences.
Trump tax reforms sparked $296 billion in IRS refunds along with new deductions for qualified tips and overtime pay rewarding working Americans.
Socialism is gaining ground because fewer Americans are homeowners and stockholders, creating a perfect opening for DSA leaders like Zohran Mamdani.
Manufacturing jobs, gas prices, and college enrollment are declining in blue states as "blue blight" spreads, reshaping where students choose to live.
Expert Gary Mar warns Canada faces bigger sticks in a tariff battle with the United States as the Sept. 7 trade deal deadline approaches fast.
Attacks on Palestinians by Israeli extremists were rightly condemned, and Israel’s government must do more to stop it, but the media’s latest West...
Five warnings in 17 days revealed how AI cyberattacks now threaten power grids, water infrastructure and hospitals as Volt Typhoon looms large.
Chinese chemical manufacturers linked to fentanyl precursors are now shipping unapproved retatrutide peptides into U.S. homes via customs fraud.
Judge Indira Talwani issued a temporary restraining order against Trump's election security rule a day after the Supreme Court reversed her...
Critics call it colonialism, but the U.S.-Venezuela oil partnership aims to block Cuba, China, and Russia from recapturing the failed state.