Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire with the United States on Tuesday, reopened the Strait of Hormuz, and then spent the next twelve hours trying to weasel out of the deal because Israel kept bombing Hezbollah in Lebanon. Shocking. A regime that chants "Death to America" every Friday turned out to be a difficult negotiating partner. Who could have predicted this? Here's what actually happened. Trump gave Iran a deadline: reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face consequences. He wasn't subtle about it. He posted on social media that "a whole civilization will die tonight" if Iran didn't comply. Foreign ...Continue reading

President Trump just dropped a bomb on the pharmaceutical industry that has every drug company lobbyist in Washington reaching for their blood pressure medication — which, ironically, is probably manufactured in India or China. Last week, the administration announced 100% tariffs on imported patented pharmaceutical products under Section 232, and the message couldn't be clearer: you want to sell drugs to Americans, you're going to make them in America. Period. The pharmaceutical industry's response has been roughly the same as a teenager who just got told they have to clean their own room for the first time. "But that's not ...Continue reading

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IM9fWGgJVk Donald Trump just asked Congress for $152 million to reopen Alcatraz as a functioning federal prison, and I haven't smiled this hard since Nancy Pelosi ripped up the State of the Union address and thought she looked tough. The Rock is coming back, baby — and not the Dwayne Johnson kind. The kind with cells and concrete and zero tolerance for the animals who've been terrorizing American communities while Democrats hand them participation trophies and early release dates. Pelosi, who represents San Francisco — a city where you can step over a homeless person shooting heroin into his neck ...Continue reading

While the media spends every waking hour trying to find new ways to tell you the sky is falling, seven of the most extraordinary human beings on the planet are about to walk across a stage in Washington, D.C. on April 16th and remind us all what this country is actually made of. The USO just named its 2026 Service Members of the Year, and folks, I'm not going to lie — I had to put my coffee down because my hands were too busy clapping. But sure, tell me again about whatever a Kardashian did yesterday. I'll wait. Let's ...Continue reading