If you think political-sounding phrases like “common-sense reform” and “compassionate policy” are harmless, think again. On his Newsmax program, Carl Higbie tore into what conservatives call Democrats’ shiny packaging — feel-good words hiding a much bigger agenda. The clip is short, sharp, and worth watching so you can hear the warnings yourself. What’s really hiding More
Katie Zacharia’s first televised interview since leaving the White House raised more questions than answers — and not the kind that get solved with spin. On Newsmax, Zacharia told host Rob Finnerty she was “perplexed” and “caught off guard” by the hostility she faced during her earlier Sean Hannity interview. If true, this episode is More
Scott Jennings didn’t just disagree with a CNN panelist — he punctured a lazy narrative that was rolling across cable news and social media this week. On Michael Smerconish’s program, Joanna Coles suggested the unrest in France was “largely started by French students.” Jennings pushed back hard, and the clip he shared on X lit More
Something smells rotten in Anchorage, and it’s not the fish. A new investigative report says Democratic operatives quietly recruited and funneled candidates into Alaska’s races in a bid to manipulate who shows up on the ballot — an allegation that could decide a U.S. Senate seat and, by extension, control of the Senate. If true, More
The recent federal guilty plea by Mohamed Sabry Soliman should bring no relief — only more questions. Soliman admitted in federal court to multiple hate-crime and explosives charges for the Molotov cocktail attack on Pearl Street Mall in Boulder. That federal plea will add to the life sentence he is already serving after state convictions, More
The New York Post this week tracked down former Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner and caught him paddling ashore as an oysterman — and then promptly got told off. In a short video clip, Platner snaps, “Who the f—k are you weirdos?” when a reporter asks what he’s been up to since his campaign collapsed More
