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Recent Stories
Mamdani couldn't be any more open about his un-Americanism
Zohran Mamdani, the front-runner candidate for New York City's mayoral seat, stood side-by-side, arm-in-arm for a photo with a Muslim cleric named Sir Wahhaj, who's been linked to the World Trade Center bombing in 1993, as well as to other terror plots. It really doesn't get any clearer than this.
Manning up: More men than women heading back to church
Newly released findings from Barna's State of the Church initiative show that 43 percent of men are attending weekly church services versus 36 percent of women and that it's the males in the Generation X and millennial age groups especially who are filling the pews.
Bold and Blunt: Israel makes peace, Hamas fights peace
Israel has won back its hostages from Hamas -- but the future of the 20-point peace plan forged in large part by the White House has some sticking points. And it's not clear if the terror group is going to abide all the terms. This is not to say peace is not possible, though
Bold & Blunt: Fight for health freedom rages on
One of America's core individual freedoms -- and not just freedom, but right -- is the one about choosing which medical treatments to take and which medical treatments to refuse. All that was thrown out during COVID years.
Bold and Blunt: Israel, the media and the hope of peace
Too many media outlets out there look at Israel as an equal player in the world of politics with Hamas -- and antisemitism abounds.
Democrats have an astonishing talent for gaslighting
John Bolton was just indicted for mishandling classified, confidential security documents -- specifically, for allegedly sending hundreds of papers to relatives.
Sign zee papahs! The Pentagon's absurd new press policies
Just because Democrats are tyrants and just because the press pools are filled with Democrat-loving, tyrant-enabling journalists who carry water for their Dem friends doesn't mean conservatives have to behave like Democrats. Tit-for-tat is not a solution.
Bold and Blunt: Wages, inflation and a 3,000 percent price hike in bread
Once upon a time in America, a family of four could live comfortably off a single earner's salary, buy a home and save for the future of their children. Not so any more.
The naked truth: Democrats lose a few more voters to jail
Several naked bicyclists riding in front of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland, Oregon, to protest the presence of the federal agents in the city were arrested for blocking ICE's driveway. And all the Democrats go -- dang. There go more Dem voters, off to prison!
Zohran Mamdani chased from park -- great. Now chase him from USA
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani was chased out of a Manhattan park by a man who called him an antisemite, and who demanded he denounce the terror group Hezbollah as well as Sharia law. Good. Mamdani, a proud socialist, i.e. communist, should be chased out of America, too.
Bold and Blunt: California shows signs of shifting right
California has fallen to such depths in all areas of measurement -- economic, educational, cultural -- that voters may finally be ready to do something they haven't done for a very, very long time: vote a Republican for governor.
Meet the new Letitia James, woman of faith
New York Attorney General Letitia James has been indicted in federal court on charges of bank fraud and lying to a financial institution. Now the woman who was the smiling face of lawfare against President Trump has turned herself into the calm-but-resolute civil rights-fighting prayer warrior.
Katie Porter shows her Democrat superiority complex
California's leading Democrat candidate for governor, Katie Porter, exited an interview, stage right, with a CBS News reporter because she didn't like the questions she was being asked.
Hamas doesn't really want peace
Hamas and Israel may have agreed to a peace deal, one that was forged in large part by President Donald Trump who successfully created the collaborative conditions that brought the two sides to the table at all. But this peace deal could turn into simply a pause.
Americans, tragically, immorally, are turning against Israel
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee marked the two-year anniversary of the Hamas terror attack against Israel by saying the U.S. "stands unwaveringly with our close ally and partner Israel because we know in our hearts that it is right." Hold that thought. Pew Research says otherwise.
Democrats have a dream -- and it's to murder MAGA
The Republican Attorneys General Association just called on the Democratic Attorneys General Association to stop supporting Jay Jones for attorney general for Virginia. That's because Jones has been outed for his fantasies of putting bullets into the head of a political opponent.
Fat generals, worthless G.I. Janes, and Pete Hegseth's superb push for military superiority
Secretary Pete Hegseth ticked off a lot of people in recent days because he called out fat generals and suggested -- by way of stressing the importance of a singular set of physical fitness standards for all military members, regardless of sex -- that some females may not be fit for duty. Hoo-rah.
Bold and Blunt: Civics could save America
When it comes to teaching the next generation of the greatness of America, the wisdom of the Founding Fathers, and the direct link that exists between faith and long-term liberty for the individual, the nation's public schools are failing miserably.
Bold and Blunt: Starving in Gaza? Don't blame Israel
Much has been said in the press about the poor innocent starving people of Gaza -- but what's lacking is truth and context.
Bad Bunny the next bad NFL choice to headline Super Bowl halftime
Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny has been chosen to headline the Super Bowl halftime show -- and his selection is sparking backlash from those who wonder if this is still America. That is: The guy performs his songs in Spanish. So why is he singing at America's most American sporting events?
Republicans, independents crave unity. Democrats? Better bricks
Republicans are dissatisfied with the direction of the country when it comes to violence and crime and the state of national unity -- but those who self-identify as political independents, even more so. Democrats? Apparently, they weren't dissatisfied enough to warrant mention as a separate group.
