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On the 25th anniversary of the massacre that killed nearly 3,000 Americans, Tucker Carlson decided the scandal was not a Senate candidate who told the country to “center” someone else’s grief. The scandal, in his telling, was that anyone still found that repulsive. The New York Post reports that Carlson has all but endorsed Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, the Bernie-backed progressive running ag...

James O'Keefe Busts Lisa Murkowski and Tucker Is Crazy

Los Angeles is killing more shelter animals than ever, spending money to euthanize instead of enforcing preventative measures, the California Post has learned. A staggering 2,172 sheltered cats, kittens and dogs were killed through May of this year — compared to 1,630 during the same period in 2025 — a 33% increase, according to LA Animal Service statistics. Read More: https://nypost.com/2026/08/0...

Religious liberties are our most essential in America and the Department of Justice is doing something to protect parents. Meanwhile, the notion that illegal aliens are only a problem in blue states is proving to be false. But at least we have a handful of GOP Senators who are willing to stop the August recess in order to get the SAVE America Act passed.

The most revealing thing about Hasan Piker's public scolding of Zohran Mamdani is what he did not complain about. He did not say the mayor of New York was governing wrong. He did not say the policies were mistaken, the priorities misplaced, or the results disappointing. His grievance was that Mamdani said it all too politely. Piker, the Twitch streamer whose audience now functions as an informal p...

Truth is often the most important component of recognizing when a political party is lost. "Regular" democrats are having major struggles trying to keep the radicals out and it's not unrealistic to think they will fail miserably.

The President of the United States should be able to have people working for him who believe in his vision and agenda. The Supreme Court was right to allow the President to fire his employees. But there was a major omission with the Federal Reserve that needs to be called out.

A driver’s license works in all fifty states. Get married in Texas and you’re married in New York. Adopt a child in Florida and that child is yours in California. Yet a law-abiding citizen who passes a background check, completes the training, and earns a concealed carry permit in one state can become an instant criminal simply by driving across an invisible line on a map. For more than forty year...

The biggest mistake made by those who understand the Red-Green Alliance is that they underestimate them. The other mistake made is that we overestimate them.

The SPLC keeps proving that their version of hate is manufactured. The latest revelation shows one of their former executives funneling over a million dollars in donor funds to her Neo-Nazi lover. Plus, we had a leak in the SCIF that shows legacy media's hatred for President Trump is real.

Russell Crowe got hit by TMZ for essentially nothing. Meanwhile, news curation needs to be handled manually, not by algorithms or AI.  https://jdrucker.com

When a sitting American mayor admits to serving as an illegal agent for the Chinese Communist Party, complete with propaganda mills and secret directives from Beijing handlers, one might expect wall-to-wall coverage from the nation’s self-appointed guardians of democracy. Instead, the legacy press has treated the downfall of Eileen Wang, mayor of Arcadia, California, as a curious local footnote ra...

Today, Angel Studios releases an animated adaptation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm in theaters across the country. Conservative parents have a far better option that costs nothing more than a library card and an afternoon of their time. Read the book to your children instead. The novella runs roughly 30,000 words and takes the average reader about two hours to finish. With a child asking question...

Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, has issued a direct challenge to every state Medicaid director: prove your providers are legitimate or face consequences. In letters sent this week, Oz demanded comprehensive strategies to revalidate providers, with submissions due within 30 days. States that drag their feet can expect more aggressive federal audits....

We used to fill every Friday with the top videos I found during the week. Not sure why we stopped, but we're reviving it today. Let me know at https://jdrucker.com/talk if this is something you'd like to see coming back full time.

Rampant fraud is being discovered in California thanks to independent journalists like Nick Shirley pointing the way for a friendly administration finally willing to act. But the general public is left in the dark as these stories are either dismissed or covered up. This one in particular fits the mold for what should be a slam dunk lede for every major outlet across the country based on how much...

When President Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi on Wednesday evening — just before delivering his Iran address — Washington’s rumor mill went into overdrive. Leave it to the Daily Mail to pour gasoline on it. The British tabloid, which has a genuine track record of breaking real stories while also sprinkling in speculative garbage, published a claim that Bondi was dismissed at least in part...

In this Washington Free Beacon article, a leaked audio recording shows Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed explaining why he avoided commenting on the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader due to political sensitivities among key voter groups. El-Sayed said he stayed silent on the death of Iran’s leader because “a lot of people in Dearborn are sad,” referencing the city’s large Muslim population...

* President Donald Trump stated that Iran has agreed to never possess nuclear weapons, describing it as a core condition for ending the ongoing conflict.* Trump emphasized the point repeatedly, calling it “number one, two and three” during remarks to reporters.* Tehran has not publicly confirmed any such agreement and Iranian officials have denied active negotiations with the United States.* The s...

For years, mainstream dietary advice painted certain whole foods as villains—blamed for heart disease, weight gain, and more. Much of this stemmed from flawed studies, often influenced by processed food industries pushing low-fat alternatives loaded with sugar. The outcome? Rising chronic illness despite “following the rules.” It’s time to reclaim nutrient-dense foods that humans have thrived on f...

In the midst of a partial government shutdown that began on February 14, 2026, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) finds itself at the center of a heated political battle. Funding for the agency lapsed after Congress failed to reach an agreement, leaving over 260,000 employees in limbo across agencies like TSA, FEMA, and the Coast Guard. While essential immigration enforcement operations by...

The recent press conference by Jeanine Pirro, serving as U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, has sparked speculation in media circles about her ambitions within the Trump administration’s Justice Department. On Friday, Pirro held a combative session with reporters, strongly criticizing a federal judge’s decision to quash subpoenas targeting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in an ongoing...

The sudden death of Iran’s longtime Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike on February 28 has thrown the Islamic Republic into uncharted territory. His son, Mojtaba Khamenei, was swiftly elevated to the position on March 9, but persistent reports suggest the 56-year-old cleric may be in a coma, severely wounded from the same barrage that claimed his father’s life. If tru...

For the first time in modern polling history, fewer than half of Americans — just 47% — say religion is "very important" in their lives. Religious "Nones," those with no formal religious affiliation, have reached a record high of 24%, up from just 2% in 1948. 57% of Americans now say they seldom or never attend religious services, up from 42% in 1992. Young adults are the least religious demograph...