The Biden administration's CIA produced an actual intelligence assessment — the kind of document that's supposed to help us find al-Qaeda — warning that "traditional motherhood" and "homemaking" are indicators of white violent extremism. You can't make this stuff up. Your tax dollars paid a team of Langley analysts to write a report about the existential threat of women baking cookies and reading bedtime stories to their kids. The document, which has the very serious and not-at-all-unhinged title "Women Advancing White Racially and Ethnically Motivated Violent Extremist Radicalization and Recruitment," was produced on October 6, 2021. That's right around the ...Continue reading

Trump spent three days teasing it. "A big gift from Iran," he kept saying, grinning like a man who already knows the answer. The media spent those three days guessing — a prisoner exchange? A ceasefire signal? A back-channel diplomatic breakthrough? It was oil tankers. Eight to ten of them. Large crude carriers, allowed through the Strait of Hormuz by Iran — the same strait that's been disrupted since the war started, the same chokepoint that sent your gas prices north of $4 a gallon, the same passage that handles 20 percent of the world's oil supply. Trump didn't call ...Continue reading

It wasn't incompetence. It wasn't oversight. It was deliberate. New reporting from The Federalist's Margot Cleveland reveals that the FBI ran a covert internal operation — code-named "Round River" — specifically designed to neutralize derogatory information about Biden family corruption. The operation buried damaging files in a restricted-access system, hiding them from regular FBI agents who might otherwise have acted on the evidence. The program is now considered one of the most secretive FBI operations yet uncovered — and Kash Patel, the man who is now FBI Director, is the one who found it. What Round River Was Round River ...Continue reading

Here’s the problem in one sentence: when politicians don’t feel the consequences of their own decisions, they have zero incentive to fix them. For more than six weeks now, regular Americans have been dealing with the fallout of a government shutdown dragged out by Democrats who can’t seem to stop moving the goalposts mid-negotiation. TSA agents missing paychecks. Families stuck in endless airport lines. Travel turning into a six-hour endurance test just to get through security. But members of Congress? They’ve been breezing right past it all—cutting lines, using special desks, getting escorted like royalty while the people footing the ...Continue reading

When Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential election, the global left dismissed it as an American aberration — a one-time populist tantrum that would be corrected by the next cycle and contained within American borders. Ten years later, the movement that started with one election in one country has spread to governments on three continents, and this weekend it assembled in Budapest to make that fact impossible to ignore. CPAC Hungary 2026 opened on March 22nd with a video address from President Trump delivering his "complete and total endorsement" of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of Hungary's April elections. ...Continue reading