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09/28/2026

Driver Warns Biker Just in Time

09/28/2026

Biker Rizzes Up a Girl on the Street

09/28/2026

Biker Gets Mistaken for a Moped Robber

09/27/2026

Kind Biker Makes These Girls' Day

BIDEN’S REVISIONIST ECONOMIC FANTASYJoe Biden is now claiming he handed President Trump “the strongest economy in the wo...
09/27/2026

BIDEN’S REVISIONIST ECONOMIC FANTASY

Joe Biden is now claiming he handed President Trump “the strongest economy in the world.” But the economic data from the end of his presidency tells a more complicated story.

When Trump took office in January 2025, inflation was still running at 3.0% annually, while the labor-force participation rate stood at 62.6%.

American families were still dealing with elevated prices for housing, food, insurance, and other everyday necessities. The issue wasn’t simply whether the economy was growing—it was whether Americans could actually feel that growth in their wallets.

Biden can point to jobs and economic growth during his administration, but Americans also experienced a sharp rise in the overall price level during those four years.

Now, as Biden returns to the political spotlight, his version of the economic record deserves to be examined against the numbers—not rewritten through campaign speeches.

The facts are there. Americans lived through them. 🇺🇸

09/27/2026

MASSIVE WIN! Trump’s admin just denied 440,000 asylum claims and ordered them ALL removed!
what Do you think

09/27/2026

Republican megadonor Timothy Mellon is reportedly withholding donations from Senate Republicans following the chamber’s failure to pass the SAVE America Act.
The move puts additional pressure on Senate Republicans and highlights growing divisions within the party over election legislation.

Benjamin Netanyahu isn't backing down from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.After Mamdani called the Israeli prime min...
09/26/2026

Benjamin Netanyahu isn't backing down from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

After Mamdani called the Israeli prime minister a "war criminal" and said he should be arrested, Netanyahu responded that he plans to address the United Nations and present his case directly.

The clash highlights the deep political divide over Israel, Gaza, and the war with Hamas. Mamdani has been outspoken in his criticism of Israel, while Netanyahu has consistently defended Israel's military actions and rejected efforts to isolate or delegitimize the country.

Whatever side people take, the dispute is far bigger than two politicians. It reflects one of the most contentious foreign-policy debates in American politics—and one that continues to generate fierce disagreement over Israel's security, Palestinian rights, and the role of U.S. and international institutions.

Kyle Kulinski’s red-state narrative doesn’t hold up as neatly as he suggests.Texas, Florida, and other Republican-led st...
09/26/2026

Kyle Kulinski’s red-state narrative doesn’t hold up as neatly as he suggests.

Texas, Florida, and other Republican-led states have become major destinations for businesses, workers, and investment, driven in part by lower taxes, energy production, and business-friendly policies. At the same time, states like California, New York, and Illinois continue facing serious challenges involving housing costs, infrastructure, crime, debt, and pension obligations.

The bigger point is simple: state governments make policy choices, and those choices have real economic consequences.

Red states have demonstrated that lower taxes, energy development, and fewer regulatory barriers can attract investment and population growth. Blue states have pursued different models, with different results and different trade-offs.

The debate shouldn't be about political slogans. Look at where people, businesses, jobs, and investment are actually moving — and ask why.

Gavin Newsom’s California has become a case study in what happens when working families keep getting handed the bill.Dri...
09/26/2026

Gavin Newsom’s California has become a case study in what happens when working families keep getting handed the bill.

Drivers face some of the highest fuel costs in the country while spending hours in traffic, and taxpayers continue debating the costs of providing public services to people who are in the country illegally.

That’s not a small policy choice—it’s a question of priorities.

If California wants lower costs, it can pursue policies that expand energy production, improve refining capacity, and reduce unnecessary burdens on drivers. If it wants to protect working families, it can make sure taxpayer dollars are being used responsibly and that immigration laws are actually enforced.

The bigger issue is simple: working people shouldn’t feel like their paychecks are an unlimited source of funding for government programs.

California’s approach deserves scrutiny. Before copying the model, voters should look closely at the costs, the policies behind them, and who ultimately pays the bill.

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