Rand Paul Accuses Defense Secretary Hegseth of Misleading the Public Over Caribbean Military Strike

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul publicly criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after a Caribbean military attack killed two survivors of a cocaine vessel operation. It sparked political debate and controversy on September 2. U.S. Navy reportedly struck the vessel again after the first attack. The White House revealed the second strike after Secretary Hegseth called media…

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Could Americans See a $2,000 Tariff Dividend? Latest Update on Trump’s Stimulus Plan

Despite legal and practical obstacles, a $2,000 stimulus payout may delight Americans. Former President Donald Trump proposed a mid-2026 tariff revenue dividend to low- and middle-income Americans. Without guidance, the declaration refocused lawmakers, fiscal analysts, and citizens. Trump’s heavy tariffs may work. Treasury officials, including Secretary Scott Bessent, said the administration can keep or reapply…

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Max Kellerman Reflects on Challenges of Co-Hosting with Stephen A. Smith

Max Kellerman, a former ESPN commentator, discussed co-hosting “First Take” with Stephen A. Smith, including the pressures of daily sports discussion television and their professional interactions. Kellerman opened out about his five-year partnership with Smith on a popular sports podcast after leaving ESPN. Kellerman said he wasn’t bothered by the public’s emphasis on his leaving…

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Charlie Kirk

Debate Erupts in N.J. School Over Civics Program Tied to Turning Point USA

Parents are outraged that many conservative groups are involved in a Colts Neck Cedar Drive Middle School civics event. Education Secretary Linda McMahon, who just launched a 50-state project to honor the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, leads a statewide civics tour on Friday. District families were informed that McMahon will attend a…

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Your every move is watched by facial recognition at some N.J. stores. Don’t they have to tell you?

Jim Smith anticipates a quick grocery trip. Anita and he bought flowers for their new neighbors at Sussex ShopRite. Jim wondered why he was singled out when a loss-prevention staffer approached him in an angry and strange manner seconds later. Several New Jersey establishments covertly use face recognition technology to monitor customers, raising concerns. These…

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Dem governor unloads on Kamala Harris — calls her memoir claims “blatant lies”

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, a rising Democratic figure and prospective 2028 presidential candidate, has slammed Vice President Kamala Harris’ memoir accusations about him. Shapiro called Harris’s book’s descriptions of their 2024 vice-presidential screening meeting untrue in an angry interview. The issue centered on Harris’s memoir, 107 Days, about her 2024 running mate hunt. She writes…

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Trump pardoned him after just 90 days in prison for a $38M fraud scheme. Now Arkansas wants him.

Just weeks after winning a presidential pardon, Joseph Schwartz, who ran a huge nursing facility network from a small office above a New Jersey pizza shop, is back in the spotlight. Arkansas officials claim he has unfinished business with their state despite his brief release from federal jail. Schwartz, 65, was fully pardoned in mid-November…

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Jersey City Elects New Mayor as Jim McGreevey’s Comeback Falls Short

Jersey City voters elected Councilman James Solomon mayor Tuesday night, ending former Gov. Jim McGreevey’s comeback. The runoff election ended one of the state’s most closely watched mayoral elections with high-profile endorsements and a clear shift toward new leadership. Soon after polls closed, many sites predicted Solomon’s win. He succeeds Mayor Steven Fulop, who declined…

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