Little noticed in the hyper-compressed news cycle is the minor revolt among some of Trump’s strongest supporters, who are loudly dissenting from the Trump Iran policies.  “Hey, I voted for peace!” seems to be the war cry. John wrote about Trump’s split with Tucker Carlson last night.  Here is […]

I haven’t kept up with the College World Series games like I planned to, and I missed one heck of a historic game on Monday. As soon as my editing shift ended and my phone came off Do Not Disturb, I saw a slew of notifications from ESPN about the game between Arkansas and […]

It will not be easy to pass the “big, beautiful” budget reconciliation bill by the July 4 deadline Senate leadership is eyeing. On Monday, the Senate Finance Committee—which handles matters such as health care and taxes—released its draft legislative text for the “big, beautiful bill.”  This ten-year budgetary framework is the vehicle for fulfilling a number […]

After the “No Kings” rallies and protests swept the nation over the weekend, many conservatives could not help but notice one surprising demographic trend about the events. Common knowledge would assert that large, left-of-center, anti-Trump protests in major cities would attract a sizable share of energized progressive youth. But the opposite seemed to be the […]

Ed wrote an excellent piece earlier today about Trump’s warning to Iran that it must give up its nuclear program “or else.” After exiting the G-7 conference early, calling together his National Security Council in the wee hours of the morning, and making statements to the media and on Truth Social that the time […]