Imagine a sitting member of Congress—someone with access to classified briefings, taxpayer dollars, and a national platform—could end up being deported. That’s not a plot twist from a political thriller. That’s the real-life situation circling Rep. Ilhan Omar. And it’s not coming from fringe blogs or shadowy corners of the internet. It’s coming straight from the Department of Homeland Security. Tricia McLaughlin, Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs at DHS, confirmed this week that the agency is reviewing allegations tied to Omar’s U.S. citizenship. Yes, reviewing—as in seriously looking into whether Omar should have ever been granted citizenship in the first ...Continue reading

By now, the pattern is impossible to ignore. When Democrats face exposure for corruption, the political and bureaucratic machinery springs into action—not to investigate the wrongdoing, but to manufacture a scandal around Donald Trump and flood the media zone with distractions. We saw it first with the Russia collusion hoax. That operation was used to divert attention away from Hillary Clinton’s very real misconduct involving classified government documents, a private homebrew email server, and false statements to Congress. Rather than answer for those actions, Democrats and their allies shifted the narrative to a completely fabricated conspiracy tying Donald Trump to ...Continue reading

If you’ve ever wondered how America’s greatest technological breakthroughs end up powering China’s military and surveillance state, look no further than the smiling face of Linwei Ding — or as he tried to rebrand himself, “Leon.” This former Google engineer just got convicted on 14 counts of espionage and theft of trade secrets, and not for snagging a few PowerPoint slides. We're talking over 2,000 pages of Google’s top-secret AI blueprints — the kind of stuff that powers next-gen supercomputers, not your Roomba. Between May 2022 and April 2023, Ding was living the Silicon Valley dream: six-figure salary, access to ...Continue reading

Newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein files are raising fresh questions about Epstein’s involvement in high-level discussions on pandemic preparedness and emerging technologies—years before the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped the world. An email dated March 3, 2017, sent by Epstein and addressed directly to Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, outlines a series of proposed initiatives touching on public health, national security, and advanced technology. The correspondence predates the COVID-19 outbreak by nearly three years and suggests Epstein was positioning himself as a facilitator or coordinator in discussions involving pandemic simulations and related research. The email, sent under the subject line “bgc3 ...Continue reading

Imagine tuning into the Grammy Awards expecting glitter, music, and awkward celebrity banter—and instead, you get a drive-by smear job on the President of the United States. Not exactly “Music’s Biggest Night” when the host goes full political hitman. Welcome to 2026, where late-night comedians moonlight as Democratic operatives and the truth is just another casualty on live TV. Trevor Noah, that charming South African export who built a career mocking Americans while cashing American checks, decided it’d be a hoot to accuse President Trump of visiting Jeffrey Epstein’s island. The one that’s become the left's favorite smear-by-association tactic. Trump ...Continue reading

The Western Hemisphere is once again reacting to reports involving President Donald Trump’s long-standing interest in expanding U.S. influence and territory. On Thursday, reports surfaced that elected politicians from Alberta, Canada had contacted the White House to talk separation and 51st state ambitions. Alberta is Canada’s oil-rich western province, it is the most also the only conservative-leaning area of Canada. Canadian political leaders in Ottawa were immediately incensed; they accused the Trump administration of interfering in Canada’s internal affairs. Alberta has seen a growing separatist movement in recent years, driven largely by opposition to Ottawa’s energy policies and federal redistribution ...Continue reading

Don Lemon, who got fired from CNN for his toxic personal behavior and low ratings, has been arrested. A magistrate judge had initially refused to sign an arrest warrant against Lemon and three other individuals who livestreamed a domestic terror attack on Cities Church in St. Paul, MN, on January 18. The Justice Department has not announced how it managed to get the warrants signed. Maybe they went “judge shopping” like Democrat prosecutors always do. At any rate, this menace has finally been taken off the streets. Lemon has been charged with conspiracy against rights under the Ku Klux Klan ...Continue reading

Imagine calling the men and women tasked with protecting our borders a “killing machine” — while simultaneously refusing to fund their work. That’s exactly the kind of lunacy House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is peddling, as if he’s auditioning for an MSNBC panel gig instead of leading a political party. This week, Jeffries went on CNN and declared that firing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem wasn’t enough to earn Democrat support for a Republican-backed DHS funding bill. Translation: There's nothing the White House can do to stop Democrats from shutting down the government. Democrats would rather risk a government shutdown than ...Continue reading

If you want to know how power really shifts in this country, don’t look at who’s screaming the loudest on cable news. Look at where Americans are packing up the U-Haul, turning off the lights, and heading for the exit. The latest Census estimates just dropped, and the numbers are a red wave—literally. Texas alone added nearly 400,000 people last year. That’s like cramming the entire population of Miami into the Lone Star State—and then some. Florida and North Carolina weren’t far behind. Meanwhile, California, once the land of golden dreams and overpriced lattes, saw another population dip. Nearly 9,500 ...Continue reading

Imagine being so allergic to family values that you see a pregnancy announcement and respond like it’s a five-alarm fire. That’s exactly what Slate’s Heather Schwedel did when Usha Vance, wife of Vice President J.D. Vance, announced she’s pregnant with their fourth child. Rather than offering a simple congratulations (or, here’s a wild idea, ignoring it you don't have anything nice to say), Schwedel went straight for the conspiracy board. She kicked off her piece by dragging in baseless tabloid gossip—rumors that J.D. Vance might leave his wife for conservative media personality Erika Kirk. The “evidence”? A hand placement during ...Continue reading