The housing market shows a classic disconnect: plenty of homes for sale, but far fewer buyers able or willing to close deals. Inventory has swelled while buyer...
Author - Doug Goldsmith
Gavin Newsom’s recent trip to Michigan exposed a wider problem for his 2028 ambitions: his California branding and tone don’t travel well. He skipped key...
Sophie Cunningham turned a postgame night out into a viral, unapologetically patriotic moment that drove her critics crazy and delighted her supporters, highlighting how...
The media frenzy over conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln spiraled into national noise, and a recent exchange between the Pentagon and a Washington Post reporter...
I will explain the facts of Jason Arday’s fall and reported death, trace how institutions enabled him, put his case beside other high-profile academic scandals...
The judge who once paused the Trump administration’s move on Somalia’s Temporary Protected Status has now reversed course, allowing the termination to...
The Nevada court dismissed charges against six Republicans tied to the 2020 so-called fake electors, finding no evidence of criminal intent, and this ruling adds to a...
This piece examines Candace Owens’ recent attacks on courts and institutions, the legal entanglements tied to her public accusations, and a separate controversy...
The Justice Department’s Title VI case against Harvard was dismissed by U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns because the government did not plausibly allege that the...
The Kennedy Center board moved this week to press ahead with renovations and a naming plan tied to President Trump, prompting sharp objections from Democrats and their...