A man armed with a shotgun and a fuel can was fatally shot Sunday at Mar-a-Lago after he not only trespassed onto the president’s home, but refused to comply with law enforcement when ordered to drop his weapon. You wouldn’t necessarily know that, though, if you relied on the propaganda press’ coverage of what appears to be yet another assassination attempt against President Donald Trump.

Raked over the coals in a years-long leftist lawfare campaign, former state circuit court Judge Jim Troupis is asking the controlling liberals on the Wisconsin Supreme Court to do what it seems incapable of doing: Act fairly and impartially. 

The California Democratic Party held their annual convention over the weekend, and there was a lot to talk about. They didn’t talk about any of it, but there was a lot to talk about.

As ICE sweeps in Minneapolis have drawn wide attention, a little-noticed immigration case playing out in a New York federal court has significant implications for America’s relationship with Britain and the ongoing debate over global censorship.  

For years, corporate America has fallen all over itself to be applauded by activists like the Human Rights Campaign, falsely believing HRC’s approval meant they were doing something right and good for business. This year, hundreds of companies, realizing they’ve been led astray, marched the other way.

Colorado’s Democrat state legislators want to force transgenderism on parents, requiring them to affirm their child’s “gender identity” or risk losing custody.

Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard (2023), which banned affirmative action in college admissions, many experts, university officials, civil rights advocates, and government leaders warned about sharp declines in black and Hispanic enrollment. Yet a new report suggests that these predictions were overly pessimistic and failed to reflect the full scope of the situation. 

One of the few silver linings of the pandemic era was a parental awakening as they got a closer look at their children’s schoolwork. Booming attendance and barnburner speeches dotted school board meetings across the country. Parents started electing new members to focus on core subjects over social engineering. It was a newly informed citizenry in action. The school board system, though imperfect, is where parents and taxpayers can shape public education. Unfortunately, active-duty military families don’t have that option.

In a game for the ages, the U.S. men’s national hockey team defeated Canada in the 2026 Winter Olympics championship on Sunday. The victory came on the 46th anniversary of the famous 1980 Miracle on Ice, which was the last year the American men’s team won gold.

Central Intelligence Agency Director John Ratcliffe ordered the retraction of 19 intelligence products following an independent review that found the documents failed to meet regulatory standards of tradecraft and quality, the agency announced Friday.

To discuss the decision on tariffs, start with chronic illness. The human barnacle named Sen. Patty Murray berated Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in 2025 for cutting some research grants that Congress had funded, and he asked her in response what she had done about the crisis in American chronic illness. Ever. In her decades in Congress.

The U.S. Supreme Court may have ruled against President Trump’s use of an emergency economics law to impose tariffs on foreign countries, but that doesn’t mean the president is left without other measures he can pursue to implement them.