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Tim Walz and the Question He Couldn’t Answer: What Is a Woman?

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In an exchange that has sparked reactions across conservative media and among voters concerned about the cultural direction of the United States, Minnesota’s Democratic Governor Tim Walz was confronted with a basic question: “What is a woman?” His response—or rather, his inability to answer—became a powerful metaphor for the state of modern progressive ideology.

Megyn Kelly on CNN’s Juliette Kayyem Trashing FBI as ‘Juvenile’ After Firebomb Attack

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Megyn Kelly slams CNN and Juliette Kayyem for downplaying bombing: FBI targeted by left-wing media In yet another display of ideological bias masquerading as analysis, Megyn Kelly publicly called out Juliette Kayyem, CNN’s public safety analyst and former Obama-era DHS official, for her outrageous statements downplaying the FBI’s response after a firebomb attack in Denver.

ICE Director Fires Back at Rep. Dan Goldman

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Dan Goldman, a Democratic representative from New York, has become the subject of controversy after a series of social media posts in which he instructed immigrants on how to interact with ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) officers.

Bukele: I’d Rather be Called a Dictator Than Watch Salvadorans Die in the Streets

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In a firm and defiant speech, El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele marked the first year of his second term by highlighting the country’s transformation in terms of security, while responding to his international critics with a clear message: «I’d rather be called a dictator than watch Salvadorans die in the streets.» Bukele, whose administration has been denounced by various international organizations for alleged human rights violations under the state of exception, stated that the results speak for themselves.

Inflation Is a Hidden Tax

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The United States economy is facing one of its most pressing challenges today: persistent inflation that continues to erode the purchasing power of millions of hardworking American families.