Former Reps. Chris Collins and Jesse Jackson Jr. may disagree on many public policy matters, but if each wins back their old jobs in 2026, they can compare hard-earned experience on at least one topic — survival tactics in federal prison. In 2012, Collins, a Republican and longtime western New York businessman, won a suburban Buffalo […]
Russian President Vladimir Putin is traveling to Alaska to meet with President Donald Trump to potentially negotiate the end to a conflict that experts believed would’ve ended more than three years ago. Their highly anticipated meeting, which could change the trajectory of the conflict, comes just shy of the three and a half year anniversary […]
When President Donald Trump announced his nomination of E.J. Antoni to replace Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner Erika McEntarfer, economists on the Left and Right criticized the pick. Reasons for opprobrium over the choice, which was announced on Aug. 10, included Antoni’s relative youth — the Heritage Foundation economist, 37, received his Ph.D. in economics […]
The Trump administration rebuked Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner for criticizing the president’s decision to deploy the National Guard in Washington, D.C. to help lower crime. “Of course, this Democrat, Soros-backed DA is upset that the president is taking bold action to crack down on violent crime,” said White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson to Fox […]
Brace yourselves, I’m going to “kink shame.” Though it might feel good in the moment, tying your commitment-phobic boyfriend to the bed is not appropriate sexual behavior. Such is the lesson of Oh, Hi!, an off-kilter romantic comedy that may well be the most outrageously entertaining movie of the summer. A story of desire, frustration, […]
A grand jury upgraded murder charges for the suspect accused of carrying out the targeted shootings of two Minnesota state lawmakers and their spouses. Vance Boelter was indicted by a federal grand jury last month on six counts of stalking, murder through the use of a firearm, and other charges related to the murder of […]
King of the Hill aired the final episode of its original run on Sept. 13, 2009, when then-President Barack Obama still enjoyed a double-digit net approval rating, the BlackBerry was still the premier smart device, and Donald Trump seemed to be fading permanently from public life as The Apprentice‘s schtick wore thin. At the risk […]
The Priestly Society of St. Pius X, a traditionalist Catholic society that has experienced a troubled relationship with the church hierarchy since the 1970s, has been approved for a pilgrimage to the Vatican later this month. The society’s pilgrimage has been added to the Vatican’s calendar in the ongoing jubilee year, a time of celebration […]
Texas House Democrats who fled the state nearly two weeks ago to block a redistricting plan favoring Republicans are expected to return home this weekend. The Texas House Democratic Caucus announced Thursday that the lawmakers will return once the legislature wraps up a special session on redistricting efforts and California releases its proposal to redraw […]
Attorney General Pam Bondi warned on Thursday that California and dozens of other jurisdictions with sanctuary city policies may soon lose federal funding if they continue to block cooperation with immigration enforcement. In a post on X, Bondi said the Justice Department has sent “demand letters” to states, counties, and cities across the country identified as sanctuary jurisdictions. She shared […]
