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Rep. Steve “KFC” Cohen has represented Tennessee’s 9th Congressional District since 2007. After Republican lawmakers divided Memphis among three new districts, the Tennessee Democrat ended his reelection campaign rather than fight for his job. From Cohen’s press release: This morning I made public my decision not to run in any of the three gerrymandered continue … Read more

The Supreme Court’s most recent term ended earlier this summer with an important victory for the Second Amendment in Wolford v. Lopez, where a 6-3 majority struck down a Hawaii law that made it all but impossible for the state’s concealed carry permit holders to exercise their Second Amendment rights outside of their homes. The … Read more

The recently-concluded World Cup was a revelation for me in so many ways. As it began, I decided that I was going to relax and enjoy as much of it as I could. My initial motivation was that I wanted to use it as a bonding thing with my daughter and her longtime boyfriend, who … Read more

Residents of St. Petersburg woke up Friday to find their Wildberries on fire, following a series of Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia’s largest online retailer. The Associated Press sold the attacks as “hurting small businesses and bringing the war home,” but there’s more to it than that. Often called “the Russian Amazon,” Wildberries has only … Read more

Police in Madison, Wis., were dealing with a controversial shooting of a man armed with a knife who attacked an officer on Wednesday and shortly after was shot to death by the same officer. Corey Ruiz, a homeless man, was trying to break into locked cars on the street in the Marquette neighborhood of Madison. … Read more

Elon Musk sat down with The Economist’s editor-in-chief, Zanny Minton Beddoes, and boy, did she get more than what she was asking for. If she thought she could lob a bunch of accusations against him, and he’d just take it sitting down. He didn’t. Instead, Beddoes got schooled, and the internet is still talking about … Read more

Let’s face it. Running the biggest superpower in the world, surrounded by strongmen who are actively working towards your destruction, is a job that’s not for the faint of heart. Yet in recent years, the Democrat occupiers of the Oval Office have been just that — weak men. During their terms as president, Joe Biden … Read more

Hi, there. Glad you’re here. Welcome to Friday, July 24, 2026. My calendar says today is Tequila Day, Amelia Earhart Day, Drive-Thru Day, Cousins Day, International Self-Care Day, Day of Motoring, Thermal Engineer Day, Tell an Old Joke Day, Pioneer Day, Hot Fudge Sundae Day, Wine and Cheese Day, and Day of the Cowboy Culture. … Read more

In a single Pennsylvania county, citizen investigators have identified thousands of noncitizens on non-juror lists who could be registered to vote. Election integrity and get-out-the-vote warrior Scott Presler has been fighting to obtain voter data and non-juror data from multiple Pennsylvania counties to ascertain how many noncitizens’ names are on continue reading …

Before Vladimir Lenin took that fateful train from Zurich to Petrograd in 1918, courtesy of the Kaiser, who rightly believed Lenin’s presence would destabilize Russia, there was Alexander Kerensky to keep his seat warm. Kerensky was a “communist-lite” revolutionary, a socialist who opposed the Bolsheviks and the Czar. But he was weak, indecisive, and continue … Read more