There are moments when satire becomes prophecy — and this week, New York’s radical mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani unintentionally brought one of the late Norm MacDonald’s greatest jokes to life. MacDonald’s infamous bit — which brilliantly mocked misplaced priorities in the face of terrorism — has become a timeless classic

In what could mark a historic first from an official government channel, the White House publicly called out Texas Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett — labeling her a “moron” after she deliberately twisted comments from Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. Crockett, in her typical partisan fashion, took to X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday

Fox News anchor Bret Baier delivered a rare moment of accountability in mainstream journalism when he confronted Illinois’ far-left Governor J.B. Pritzker over the shocking violence plaguing Chicago — and exposed the Democrat’s narrative with one simple map. During an interview on Fox News Thursday, Baier didn’t sugarcoat

Attorneys representing Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, have filed a motion requesting that their client be allowed to appear in civilian clothing and without restraints during all court proceedings — a move that has sparked criticism amid a case already under intense national

President Donald J. Trump secured a major legal victory this week in his ongoing battle with California Gov. Gavin Newsom over federal authority to command the California National Guard, marking a pivotal win for executive power — and a blow to the left’s efforts to resist federal immigration enforcement. In

In a fiery White House roundtable Thursday, President Donald J. Trump announced a sweeping expansion of his administration’s offensive against international drug cartels — launching land-based strikes to directly dismantle cartel strongholds and infrastructure. The move marks a bold escalation from the successful sea and air operations that have already

President Donald J. Trump has halted ongoing trade discussions with Canada after Ottawa aired an aggressive, misleading television ad attempting to weaponize the legacy of President Ronald Reagan against U.S. tariff policy. The ad, reportedly funded at $75 million Canadian ($53.5 million U.S.), used audio of the

Georgia Power is accusing a former Democratic candidate for the state’s Public Service Commission of stealing company trade secrets, leading to her arrest this week by Georgia Capitol Police. Patty Durand, a longtime critic of the utility giant and an unsuccessful PSC candidate, was charged with felony theft, according

House Speaker Mike Johnson is pushing back against Democrat outrage over his decision not to immediately seat Arizona Democrat Adelita Grijalva during the ongoing government shutdown, calling the uproar a manufactured distraction aimed at shifting blame for the crisis. Speaking with The Wall Street Journal’s Kim Strassel, Johnson said

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to take up a major Republican-led challenge that could reshape federal campaign finance law and strengthen political parties’ ability to support their own candidates — a case now closely tied to Vice President JD Vance and the constitutional boundaries of political speech. The dispute