Minnesota’s governor lit the fuse himself. Now he’s standing in the blast zone, demanding answers from the very federal agents his policies helped push away. A woman is dead, a city is on edge, and the cameras are rolling. The fallout from Renee Nicole Good’s death has become a stress test for Minnesota’s political identity….
Earlier this week, Donald Trump said the quiet part out loud. If Republicans lose the House in 2026, he warned, Democrats will finally have the power to take him down. A third impeachment. A possible conviction. The end of his presidency years before 2029. Trump’s warning to House Republicans was more than bluster; it was…
Immigration and Customs Enforcement criticized Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey after arresting a convicted sex offender who had been living illegally in Minneapolis. ICE said the arrest followed years of delays caused by local sanctuary-style policies. The agency identified the man as Mahad Abdulkadir Yusuf, a Somali national unlawfully in the…
For a split second, the entire studio froze. Viewers watched as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, usually unshakable and sharp-tongued, was suddenly at a loss for words. Senator John Kennedy had been interrupted six times in under a minute, yet his final response didn’t come as a shout, but as a scalpel. The exchange began like many others:…
They weren’t trying to be clever. They just destroyed every adult in the room. A teacher’s “logic lesson” backfires. A father’s serious warning turns into a brutal roast. A nun’s note gets outsmarted by a cafeteria rebel. A fourth-grade teacher tries to teach logic with a dramatic river rescue, only to be floored when a…
The collapse of Omar’s earmark is about far more than a single $1 million line item. It has become a symbol of how quietly taxpayer dollars can be steered toward opaque operations with minimal vetting, especially when shielded by identity politics and emotional appeals to “community need.” Sen. Joni Ernst’s intervention forced uncomfortable questions into…
The bullet that killed Renee Nicole Good did more than end a life. It ignited a war over what kind of country America is becoming. In one instant, an Iraq War veteran, Christian conservative, and father became either a hero or a killer — depending on who you ask. When Jonathan Ross pulled the trigger,…
Across cultures, ideas about life after death vary, yet stories persist from people who believe they briefly crossed that boundary. One such account comes from Julie Poole, a British author and spiritual teacher whose worldview was shaped by deep personal suffering. Poole says a life-altering medical crisis in her twenties led to what she describes…
A Radio Classic In 1964, “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling” became the most played song on American radio, and it remains widely loved today. Iconic Performance A 1965 American TV special captured The Righteous Brothers—Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield— at their peak, delivering a “blistering” live performance. Though the video has faded, the audio remains…
A Controversial Decision Zoraya ter Beek, a 28-year-old Dutch woman, plans to undergo euthanasia despite being physically healthy. Her case has drawn global attention because it is based on psychiatric suffering, reopening debates over ethics, autonomy, and medical limits. Legal Grounds Under Dutch law, euthanasia is allowed when a patient faces “unbearable suffering with no…