Month: January 2026

The death of Minneapolis resident Renee Nicole Good during a federal immigration enforcement operation has become a flashpoint in a growing national debate over public safety, accountability, and the role…

Noem Warns Portland Mayor: More Feds Coming If City Refuses Cooperation Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem issued a blunt ultimatum Tuesday to Portland Mayor Keith Wilson, warning that the Biden…

What transpired in that chamber was not simply a ceremonial step forward for Marco Rubio; it represented a deeper recalibration of how power, particularly the unseen kind, moves through Washington.…

In a moment that has captivated the world, Pope Leo XIV, the first American to lead the Roman Catholic Church, delivered a succinct yet profound message to the United States.…

Most people slow down at seventy, but not Tank. At 71, his life had already been a patchwork of wild adventures — long nights on the open road, near-fatal crashes,…

Jim Reeves left a meaningful imprint on the world of country music when he introduced “He’ll Have to Go” in 1960. The song revealed the strengths that defined his style:…

President Donald Trump stirred a wave of online chatter over the weekend after briefly stumbling while boarding Air Force One—but the reaction may say more about media bias than the…

The Archivist Empress: From Divorce Papers to an Empire Amelia Hayes felt like a ghost at her own ending. Six months of a slow, agonizing bleed had led to this…

Sally Field didn’t fade from Hollywood—she walked away. At 77, the Oscar-winning star has quietly rewritten her life, far from the scripts, studios, and relentless spotlight that once defined her.…