Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s decision to deliver a lengthy portion of his victory speech in Somali was never going to sit well with voters who expect their elected officials to speak plainly to all constituents. Video of Frey switching to Somali and leading chants for his Somali supporters spread quickly across social media, prompting a More
Two horrifying stories — the mysterious death of Texas A&M student Brianna Aguilera and the brazen street assault of an NYU student on her way to class — have collided this week to remind Americans that our cities and campuses are paying the price for decades of soft-on-crime thinking and bureaucratic indifference. Fox News aired More
Glenn Beck’s podcast this week brought a conversation to the forefront that every God-fearing American should hear: he sat down with explorer and author Timothy Alberino to ask whether the Bible itself hints at extraterrestrial actors in our ancient history. The episode, released in mid-November 2025, framed the debate as more than fringe speculation — More
The story out of Minnesota is as ugly as it is telling: federal prosecutors have charged Asha Farhan Hassan in what they describe as a $14 million scheme to defraud the state’s autism services program by enrolling children in sham therapy plans and billing Medicaid for services that never happened. This isn’t garden-variety bookkeeping errors More
President Trump’s decisive action to sign the HALT Fentanyl Act into law is a victory for communities across America that have watched loved ones fall to this poison, and Texas Senator John Cornyn rightly praised the move as urgent and necessary. Cornyn released a statement on July 16, 2025, applauding the permanent Schedule I classification More
Sen. Roger Marshall made it plain on Wake Up America that Obamacare hasn’t helped working Americans — it’s empowered insurance companies and sent taxpayer dollars straight into corporate pockets while premiums keep climbing. His blunt assessment echoes what millions of families already feel: the system funnels subsidies to insurers instead of putting purchasing power into More
