When Eva Longoria appeared on The View to defend Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs, she framed them as both a moral obligation and a financial win. “It’s just good business,” she declared, aligning the mission of her production company with the growing push for more inclusive storytelling. The actress-turned-producer laid out her case with […]

What do you get when liberal media gatekeepers run out of real scandals? A hit piece over a chair and a mirror. That’s the latest in the saga of legacy media outlets desperately trying to paint Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth as some sort of egomaniacal prima donna—because, wait for it—he had a green room […]

President Donald Trump has announced the installation of two freestanding American flagpoles—each nearly 100 feet tall—on the North and South Lawns of the White House. The project, to be personally funded by the President, marks a significant visual and symbolic enhancement to the historic executive residence. Trump, accompanied by White House grounds staff, was seen […]

In a decision already stirring public debate, Dylan Adams, a fiscal policy analyst for Democratic Governor Tim Walz’s administration in Minnesota, will avoid criminal charges for allegedly vandalizing six Tesla vehicles in Minneapolis — if he pays restitution to the victims. According to police, Adams caused over $21,000 in damage by keying multiple Teslas across […]

Bill Owens, the executive producer of 60 Minutes, has stepped down from the legendary CBS news magazine program, citing an erosion of editorial autonomy. His abrupt departure follows mounting legal and political pressure tied to an ongoing $20 billion lawsuit from former President Donald Trump, and internal tensions at CBS. In a memo to staff […]

In a move that’s shaking the halls of power in Washington, Rep. Brandon Gill (R-Flower Mound) has filed articles of impeachment against U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, accusing the judge of overstepping his constitutional bounds after halting a presidential deportation order. The controversy stems from Judge Boasberg’s recent decision to temporarily block the administration’s use […]

In a trial that played out like a political crime thriller, Nadine Menendez—the wife of former U.S. Senator Bob Menendez—was convicted Monday on 15 criminal counts, bringing a dramatic close to her chapter in what prosecutors described as a brazen and deeply corrupt scheme at the highest levels of American government. Her conviction confirms what […]

A storm is brewing at the highest levels of national defense, but it’s not coming from enemy forces overseas—it’s coming from the media warrooms of Washington. Over the weekend, The New York Times dropped a report alleging Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shared “highly sensitive military information” in a private Signal chat group accessed via his […]

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is set to announce a federal directive requiring food manufacturers to phase out eight petroleum-based dyes by the end of 2026. The move, confirmed by department officials and previewed by the New York Times, will apply to cereals, beverages, and thousands of other products currently sold […]

On Easter Sunday, Donald Trump once again reminded the world that his brand of political theater spares no holiday—even one as sacred and solemn as the celebration of Christ’s resurrection. In classic Trumpian fashion, the former President took to Truth Social with a message that managed to combine Easter well-wishes with scathing political attacks, bitter […]