On January 6, 2021, the heart of American democracy was attacked. Amid the chaos, Capitol Police officers—many of whom had taken an oath to protect and serve—faced an unprecedented onslaught. Their shields were battered, their bodies beaten, their calls for backup drowned out by the chants of an enraged mob. Five officers lost their lives […]

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In an era where conservatism wields unprecedented influence, dominating all three branches of government—the executive, legislative, judicial, and, arguably, public opinion—a critical question emerges: Is this the end of progressivism in America? Progressivism, at its core, is a commitment to reform for the public good, often leveraging government power to advance equity and protect marginalized […]

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Cue the drumroll: Pete Hegseth’s confirmation hearing is upon us. The former FoxNews anchor and President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Defensehas sparked controversy, with Americans questioning whether this pick prioritizesloyalty over qualifications. With global crises like the wars in Gaza and Ukraine and the looming threats of China and Russia, this appointment is […]

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I love the NFL. I love Netflix. I love Amazon. But, folks, this whole “subscribe to Amazon Prime or Netflix to watch NFL games” thing? It’s totally un-American, and, honestly, it’s a disgrace. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying the NFL is bad—I mean, who doesn’t enjoy a good Hail Mary on a Sunday […]

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As a government shutdown looms, the stakes couldn’t be higher—not just for politicians, but for everyday American people. This time, however, the drama isn’t confined to the usual partisan clashes between Republicans and Democrats. Instead, it’s an internal battle within the Republican Party, with Speaker Mike Johnson caught in the crossfire. The catalyst? A sprawling, […]

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