A prison guard assigned to watch the most high-profile inmate in American history decided to Google "latest on Epstein in jail" at 5:42 in the morning — less than 40 minutes before her prisoner was found dead in his cell. Tova Noel, the correctional officer responsible for keeping Jeffrey Epstein alive long enough to name names, also received a suspicious $5,000 cash deposit ten days before his convenient departure from this world. But we're the crazy ones for asking questions. Nothing to see here, folks! Just a routine suicide where the cameras broke, the guards were napping, the bones in ...Continue reading

The Fox News poll that dropped this week should be pinned to the wall of every Republican campaign office in America. Democrats lead the generic congressional ballot 52 to 46. Six points. Other polls show a similar picture — a Democratic generic ballot advantage that ranges from 4 to 7 points depending on the survey. Republicans currently hold the House by a margin that survives a loss of only three seats before Hakeem Jeffries becomes Speaker. Three seats. In an environment where the generic ballot is moving away from Republicans by the day. This is not a drill. If Democrats ...Continue reading

Photo courtesy of Student News Agency SNN.ir Iran founded its Islamic Republic in 1979 on one core promise: no more kings. No more dynasties. No more hereditary power. The revolution was specifically against the Shah's bloodline rule. Forty-seven years later, the IRGC just installed Ayatollah Khamenei's son as Supreme Leader. (They didn't mention anything about that being ironic. We're noting it anyway.) Meet Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, Iran's new Supreme Leader — a man most Iranians have never seen in public, who has never held elected office, never given a press interview, and who was elevated to the highest position in ...Continue reading

Remember all those "spontaneous" anti-war protests that magically appeared in Times Square within hours of Operation Epic Fury launching against Iran? Turns out they were about as spontaneous as a Chinese Communist Party press release — because that's essentially what they were. Buckle up, because this one connects some dots that nobody in the mainstream press wants you to see. The People's Forum, a New York City-based Marxist nonprofit that the State Department has formally identified as a CCP foreign influence operation, had protesters on the ground in Times Square with professionally printed signs before most Americans even knew we'd ...Continue reading

New York Democrats forced the closure of Indian Point — the nuclear plant that powered 25% of New York City — and now New Yorkers are paying 58% more for electricity than the rest of the country. Governor Kathy Hochul's brilliant solution? Build brand new nuclear plants. You genuinely cannot make this stuff up. Somebody get these people a mirror. And maybe a calculator. Here's the short version of this fiasco. Andrew Cuomo spent years calling Indian Point "a ticking time bomb." Environmental groups like Riverkeeper popped champagne and called the closure "a landmark victory." Hochul stood right there next ...Continue reading

The Supreme Court just slapped California so hard that Gavin Newsom's hair gel probably shifted two inches to the left. In a 6-3 ruling in Mirabelli v. Bonta, the Court blocked California's insane law that literally banned schools from telling parents when their kids started "transitioning" genders during school hours. You read that right. California passed a law making it illegal for teachers to tell Mom and Dad that their eight-year-old switched pronouns at recess. And the Supreme Court said what every sane person in America was already thinking: knock it off. The law in question is AB 1955, which ...Continue reading