In his victory speech on Nov. 4, New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani declared, “We will prove there is no problem too large for government to solve.” His crowd went wild.

Even before the swearing in, Seattle has given Zohran Mamdani his own “Mini-Me”; expect many more. New York City and Seattle now have democratic socialist mayors-elect.

Tucker Carlson answers the question, “What happened to Tucker?”

A critical look at the cultural decline surrounding marriage and LGBTQ+ activism in America.

By: Robert Knight – washingtontimes.com – November 16, 2025 Conservatives aren’t assassinating the opposition. We keep being told that both sides of America’s political divide are equally culpable for violent rhetoric and violent acts. It’s a lie. Virtually all of it comes from the political left. It wasn’t right-wingers who shot President Trump and murdered health care executive Brian Thompson...

By: Victor Davis Hanson – thefp.com – November 4, 2025 Jew-hatred was once confined to the fringes of the right. What changed? Until recently, centuries-long, right-wing antisemitism seemed vestigial in America. The Republican Party, and conservative leaders like William F. Buckley Jr., had mostly marginalized antisemites and their fellow travelers. According to recent polls, such as the March 2025 Gallup...

AFA secures major development in Apple Communication Safety for children.

The populist right cannot merely shake their heads and bemoan the extremism of Mamdani, frightening though it is.

The Supreme Court’s upcoming decision on mail-in ballots could reshape election law.

Exploring the challenges and implications of the SNAP program in America.