Curated Perspectives

In California, progressives have redefined justice with Senate Bill 132, prioritizing ideology over safety. The result? Women in state prisons are left vulnerable to predators, while the system bends over

A Guatemalan man accused of the unthinkable—setting a woman on fire in an NYC subway car—had previously been deported but managed to sneak back into the US, living in taxpayer-funded

President Biden has commuted the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates, sparing some of the nation’s most brutal criminals from execution—including murderers of children, law enforcement officers, and innocent

In a surprising confession, former CNN editor-at-large Chris Cillizza reveals he should have asked tougher questions about Joe Biden’s mental and physical health during his presidency. Cillizza admitted on his

USA Fencing’s recent board decisions are igniting outrage among members and observers alike. From rejecting motions to allow the singing of the national anthem and forming an all-female task force

It’s not rocket science—voters respond to common sense over chaos. Turns out, when leaders focus on respectful conversations and practical solutions, they win more hearts and minds than those pushing

The mainstream media’s cries about the demise of a “free press” mask a deeper irony: their resistance to digital platforms that empower public access to information. The internet, far from

Legacy mainstream media (MSM) is facing challenging times, with shrinking audiences and declining advertising revenue. Recent high-profile settlements, like the $15 million payout involving ABC and George Stephanopoulos, highlight the

When did grabbing a burger and a beer become a political statement? The self-importance of some restaurant employees is not just baffling—it’s bad business. Most hamburgers couldn’t care less if

The first rule of holes is simple: stop digging. But is anyone listening? The latest debate is whether it’s time to double down on the same old approach or take