A Colorado appeals court just ruled that former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters was sentenced improperly -- because the judge who threw the book at her factored in her "continued promotion of election fraud claims" when deciding how long she should sit in prison. Three appellate judges, in a unanimous 78-page opinion, said what we've been saying all along: you can convict someone for what they did, but you can't add years to their sentence for what they believe. Pop the champagne. Or at least crack open a LaCroix. We'll take the win. Peters was convicted in 2024 for sneaking ...Continue reading

At 1:30 in the morning, a security guard at Goldman Sachs' Paris headquarters got a phone call from his boss in London. The message: an Iranian group had threatened to blow up the building at 85 Avenue Marceau in the 16th arrondissement with explosive devices. Pack up. Get out. American banks are targets now. Sleep tight, Wall Street! The people who chanted "Death to America" for 45 years are finally getting specific about it. This wasn't a random threat phoned in by some lunatic. U.S. authorities sent an official email alert to Goldman Sachs advising "heightened vigilance" — which is ...Continue reading

A Democrat running for U.S. Senate in Michigan was caught on a leaked staff call explaining why he couldn't celebrate the death of Iran's Supreme Leader — because too many of his voters in Dearborn would be "sad" about it. That's not a parody. That's a campaign strategy. Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat and former Michigan gubernatorial candidate, was recorded on a conference call with his staff shortly after American forces took out Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. His first move wasn't to celebrate. It wasn't to salute the troops. It was damage control. "I also want to remind you guys that ...Continue reading

Dr. Robert Malone — the guy who helped invent mRNA vaccine technology and then blew the whistle on the COVID jab — just quit his position on the CDC's vaccine advisory committee. His reason? "Hundreds of hours of uncompensated labor, incredible hate from many quarters, hostile press, internal bickering, weaponized leaking, sabotage." And then he dropped the real payload: RFK Jr. personally appointed someone to run key parts of the CDC who turned out to be working against the entire reform agenda from the inside. Oof. That's not a personnel problem. That's an inside job. Malone went on The HighWire ...Continue reading

Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, spent Islamic Republic Day strolling through the streets of Tehran, accepting flowers from adoring crowds and posing for selfies like a guy running for student council. Meanwhile, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei — the most powerful man in Iran — hasn't been seen alive in public since the United States blew up most of his government on February 28th. Weird flex for a country that insists everything is fine. Operation Epic Fury launched on February 28th. By March 2nd, dozens of senior Iranian regime figures had been eliminated by American and Israeli military strikes. That included the ...Continue reading

Your federal government just shattered its own record for the longest partial shutdown in American history — 46 days and counting — and Congress celebrated this historic achievement by skipping town for a two-week Easter vacation. Bravo! Truly an inspiring display of public service. Somebody get these people a trophy. The Department of Homeland Security has been unfunded since Valentine's Day, which means roughly 50,000 TSA agents have now missed two full paychecks. Airport security lines at Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta stretched to nine hours. Two of eight checkpoints were open at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental. At BWI, the security line ...Continue reading