Elon Musk: People with ‘Zero-Sum Mindset’ Believe in ‘Taking Things Away From Others’

"It's much better to work on adding to the economic pie, creating more than you consume," Elon Musk explains.
Craig Bannister

Viral Video: Young Child Dances Provocatively at Drag Queen Party

A controversial video surfaced of a young boy, dressed as a girl, performing provocatively at a drag queen event in Los Angeles. Surrounded by adults in revealing outfits, the child danced suggestively, drawing mixed reactions online. The incident, shared on social media by Dom Lucre, highlights concerns about child exposure to adult behaviors. Critics argue such actions would be treated…

Justine Brooke Murray

MSNBC Hails Harris's 'Clever' Defense Of Fracking Flip-Flop

After Vice President Kamala Harris’s Thursday interview with CNN, the cast of MSNBC’s 11th Hour could not defend her against accusations of flip-flopping on issues such as fracking, so instead they decided to portray such reversals as “clever” while wondering if she is the victim of a double standard.

Alex Christy

Column: National Public Radio Exploits Arlington Cemetery for Politics

Taxpayer-subsidized National Public Radio shouldn’t be a starting place for aggressively biased coverage against either Democrats or Republicans. But on August 27, NPR veterans-affairs reporter Quil Lawrence lit into Donald Trump for bringing cameras to a section of Arlington National Cemetery with some families of soldiers killed during Biden’s disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Tim Graham

The CNN-Harris Interview Wasn’t Actually An Interview, But Debate Prep

The American people were promised, by CNN, an interview of Vice President Kamala Harris -- the first since she became the presumptive Democratic nominee. But the public received no such interview, hype notwithstanding. Instead, voters were treated to a melánge of talking-point set pieces, the kind one normally sees at a debate. In essence, this was little more than a debate dress rehearsal.…

Jorge Bonilla

‘Hedging His Bets’: Kara Frederick Calls Out Zuckerberg’s Hypocrisy

Tech policy expert Kara Frederick said people should not get “too excited” about the Meta CEO’s public apology for past election-interfering censorship.

Catherine Salgado

LAME: El Paso Paper Plays Campaign Surrogate for Cruz Opponent Allred

The El Paso Times — a newspaper in the megachain Gannett — penned a syrupy profile Thursday thanks to reporter Adam Powell of Congressman Colin Allred (D-TX), whom they celebrated as someone who “isn’t running for cover” from the U.S.-Mexico border and “[d]rawing contrast on border policy” with incumbent Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX).

Curtis Houck

Podcast Host Steamrolls Corporate DEI ‘Attack Dogs’

Political commentator and podcast host Robby Starbuck revealed the weakness of radical corporate DEI during a NewsNation appearance after Ford became the latest company to renounce the leftist ideology.  

Tom Olohan

Aurora Mayor: ‘We’re a Victim of a Failed Policy at the Southern Border’

Venezuelan gang members have seized control of apartment buildings in his city because of the Biden Administration’s open borders policies, the mayor of Aurora, Colorado said Thursday.
Craig Bannister

Idaho Bans Biological Men From Women's Spaces

This state decision contrasts with the Biden administration’s recent revision of Title IX to include “gender identity."

Justine Brooke Murray

Harris’ Campaign Staff Rattled, Riled by Kamala’s Divisive Policy Flip Flops

Confused, contentious and conflicted about her ever-changing policy positions, six members of Democrat Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign staff vented their frustrations in interviews this week.
Craig Bannister

Scathing Reply to CNN’s Sharia Defense: ‘Masterclass in Absurdity'

On Wednesday, Plaintiff and Navy veteran Zachary Young responded to CNN’s citation of the Taliban’s “Sharia law” in a scathing filing. Young’s counsel of Freedman Normand Friedland LLP ripped into CNN’s defense in the $1 billion defamation suit by calling it “a masterclass in absurdity and desperation.” Additionally, CNN may have blown up their own Sharia defense with an article post just last…

Nicholas Fondacaro

A Tale of Two Assassination Attempts — A Tale of Two Targets

On March 30, 1981, a 30-year-old man named John Hinckley Jr. tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan. After giving a speech at the Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C., Reagan was returning to his limo when Hinkley shot him and wounded three others. Reagan’s press secretary James Brady was struck in the head and became permanently disabled.

Larry Elder

Here Are 30 Questions Bash Should, But Probably Won't, Ask Harris-Walz

CNN’s Dana Bash is set to interview Kamala Harris and Tim Walz and voters could be forgiven for having high hopes that it will be too informative? Harris-Walz is arguably the most liberal ticket ever, but they are trying desperately to cover that up, so here are a wide variety of 30 questions that Bash could ask that might actually help voters make an informed choice in a couple of months.

Alex Christy