The man who attacked the Palm Springs facility is an acolyte of “efilism”—an anti-life belief system arising from the despair our political choices have wrought.

Why is a little-known GOP candidate getting such big-name support in her effort to unseat Harris County’s Lina Hidalgo? It could be a dry run for the party’s next wave of messaging.

“He’ll always be good to his sponsors,” one wealthy guest said.

That photo he brandished to Cyril Ramaphosa was from the Democratic Republic of Congo—whose refugees the Trump administration is pointedly not welcoming to America.

A conservative influencer who attended Donald Trump’s crypto dinner says it was a total bust.

The South Carolina representative has accused her ex-fiancé of taking nude images of her and other women without consent.

Donald Trump had attempted to block Harvard from admitting international students.

Elon Musk is cooking up a sinister plan to expand his power in the federal government.

Fellas, is it gay to use a straw?

Senator Lindsey Graham had a stunning warning for the Republican Party.

Nothing sums up the descent into authoritarian corruption of the once-republican USA like the events of May 22, 2025.

Scott Bessent flailed when asked about the bill’s effect on the deficit.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. just gave some good medical advice, for once.

Harvard University is suing the Trump administration over its cruel move.

Donald Trump went on a weird rant about windmills—in the U.K.

So much for walking back his trade war.

As Trump’s legal war on Harvard intensifies, a leading free speech advocate explains how all this is already stiffening institutional resistance to him—and why his broader project may not go the way he hopes.

Party elites are considerably more responsible for their woeful state of affairs than the former president.

Party insiders are spending millions to find the liberal Joe Rogan. How about perfecting the message before conducting a search for the perfect messenger?

GOP Senators are chipping away at the 60-vote threshold, marking one more step toward majority rule in the upper chamber.