Rep. Buddy Carter’s demand for a Justice Department investigation lands at a moment when the country feels close to breaking. His letter, fueled by a detailed funding trail, frames Soros-backed groups not as abstract “activists,” but as potential engines of real-world bloodshed — from street riots to pro-Hamas manifestos and the killing of Charlie Kirk….
Renewed Greenland Push Some Democrats have revived discussion of the 25th Amendment after President Donald Trump renewed efforts to acquire Greenland, framing the move as a national security necessity since returning to office. Allies and Pressure Trump has threatened European nations with tariffs if Denmark refuses to negotiate Greenland’s sale. Critics warn that using economic…
Europe Pushes Back Europe rarely speaks with one voice, but Donald Trump’s renewed pressure over Greenland triggered a rapid and unified response. What began as a diplomatic issue escalated into a public confrontation, revealing deep frustration with Washington’s approach. Trump’s Claims Trump argued Greenland is crucial to U.S. and global security, reviving earlier attempts to…
President Trump, ten months into his second term, continues to emphasize confidence in the economy and foreign policy, but a new CNN/SSRS poll suggests growing public skepticism. His approval rating has fallen to 37%, down from 47% earlier this year. Economic anxiety dominates voter concerns. Nearly half of respondents—47%—said the rising cost of living is…
The article sharply criticizes Special Counsel Jack Smith’s “Arctic Frost” investigation into Donald Trump, portraying it as a politically motivated failure rather than a legitimate prosecution. It claims the case collapsed despite years of effort and taxpayer funding, calling it a symbol of “lawfare” and institutional corruption. According to FBI Director Kash Patel, members of the…
What is emerging is less a partisan exposé and more an indictment of an entire political culture. The same Democrats who framed Epstein as a symbol of Republican rot now face questions about their own proximity to his world: meetings pursued after his conviction, donors whose names quietly overlapped, and a web of access that…
Bipartisan Action Congress passed the TAKE IT DOWN Act in a rare show of unity, approving the bill 409–2. The legislation targets the growing problem of nonconsensual intimate images online, including content that is AI-generated, reflecting how technology has reshaped privacy risks. What the Law Does The act makes it a federal crime to knowingly…
One Color for Life The article opens with a thought experiment: “Imagine opening your closet and discovering that every piece of clothing you’ll ever own shares the exact same color.” What seems restrictive quickly becomes personal, revealing that the choice is less about fashion and more about identity, comfort, and how one moves through the world….
Stockton, California — A Child’s Birthday Party Turns Violent What began as a cheerful Saturday gathering — balloons strung along fences, kids laughing, a birthday cake waiting to be cut — descended into one of the most shocking incidents Stockton officials have reported in years. Early reports indicate that at least four people were killed…
Public Scrutiny as First Lady In a “Call Her Daddy” podcast interview, Michelle Obama reflected on the intense scrutiny she faced as First Lady. Despite leading major efforts like “Let’s Move,” she said coverage often reduced her to appearance rather than substance. Overlooked Credentials Serving from 2009 to 2017 as the first African-American First Lady, Obama noted frustration…