One woman voted for Trump because she wanted free IVF—but now she’s out of a job and second-guessing her decision.

Could the woke legal house of cards finally be collapsing?

A newly unsealed court document names over 100 individuals linked to Jeffrey Epstein, including high-profile figures like Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew. What are the odds mainstream media suddenly loses interest?

The left suddenly cares about government abuse—but only when it suits them.

The West’s dirty little secret? Syria’s prisons were useful.

Washington's budget mess is causing layoffs, but is it really a crisis—or just a long-overdue trim?

Bureaucrats in Yosemite turn to virtue signaling instead of doing their jobs, protesting Trump-era job cuts with an upside-down flag stunt.

Actor Hunter Schafer cries foul over a male gender marker on a government document.

Elon Musk questioned the necessity of federal workers, and the bureaucracy fired back—not with proof of efficiency, but with outrage at being questioned.

MSNBC’s latest shake-up sacrifices one of its loudest voices, proving that even woke warriors aren’t safe from the corporate guillotine.

Is it a government job if you actually have to show up? Trump says no.

The Hollywood star calls out Fauci’s dark history, linking it to deadly policies.

Bureaucrats and the media are seizing on a Texas measles outbreak to push more mandates and fear, but is this really about health—or just another excuse for control?

The Pentagon is axing thousands of civilian workers to meet efficiency goals, aligning with Trump’s push to cut government waste.

A last-minute switch to a veteran Dragon spacecraft keeps Crew-10 on track, proving that flexibility and smart engineering keep space travel soaring.

Francis lectures from Rome while America deals with chaos

Athletes make bland comments, but the media reads between the lines like a conspiracy theorist with a red yarn-covered corkboard.

A catchy little tune about killing white farmers is stirring up controversy—who could have seen that coming?

The U.S. military can't pass an audit, but somehow, we keep giving them more money—while soldiers' families rely on food stamps.