Karine Jean-Pierre may have hoped her post-White House memoir tour would be a redemption arc. Instead, she’s walking into a buzzsaw—one held by her usual allies in the left-wing press. And the irony is hard to miss: the very media that protected her messaging for years is now putting her under the same magnifying glass […]

Well, what do you know — the dam finally broke, and guess who's floating down the river in a leaky canoe pretending it’s still 2020? That would be Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, now playing the role of “reluctant truth-teller” after spending months (if not years) pretending Joe Biden was mentally spry enough to lead a […]

When Colombian President Gustavo Petro stood up and accused the United States of “murder” over a counter-narcotics strike that allegedly killed a “fisherman,” he wasn't delivering a press conference — he was delivering a script. A familiar one. One that’s been performed in Caracas, Tehran, Havana, and now Bogotá. The name changes. The details are […]

There’s a certain kind of shamelessness in politics that almost deserves its own wing in the Smithsonian. Sen. Tim Kaine’s recent defense of Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones might just qualify as a new exhibit — a rare artifact in the museum of political absurdity. Let’s set the scene: Jones, a Democrat and former […]

Day 16 of the Schumer Shutdown, and instead of negotiating like adults, Senate Democrats are outraged—outraged!—over a video. Not the contents of the video, mind you, but the fact that it was played in airports and blamed them for the shutdown. The horror. And in classic fashion, they’ve now pivoted to what they always do […]

It’s becoming impossible to ignore what’s playing out in real time: the slow, visible unraveling of one of the most powerful Republican figures of the past half-century. On Thursday, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, 83, suffered yet another public fall — this time in the basement of the Russell Senate Office Building, surrounded by protesters […]

Two words for Virginia Democratic attorney‑general hopeful Jay Jones: suck it. That’s the blunt verdict resonating after last night’s debate with incumbent Jason Miyares — and for reasons that, on the surface, are both simple and devastating. Jones walked into a forum where character matters, where the job is to protect the vulnerable and uphold […]

With the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics on the horizon, California was already facing a mounting stack of logistical and political headaches. Between wildfires torching swaths of the Palisades, hotel owners threatening to flee over crushing wage mandates, and Mayor Karen Bass’s outlandish pledge to make the event “car-free” (in Los Angeles, no less), the Olympic […]

There are meltdowns—and then there are Pelosi meltdowns. On Thursday, as Rep. Nancy Pelosi exited the Capitol, she was confronted by journalist Alison Steinberg of Lindell TV with what should’ve been a routine political question: Why didn’t you call in the National Guard on January 6? A fair inquiry, especially as the House reopens investigations […]