New York City just elected avowed socialist Zohran Mamdani—cheered on by the UAW, a union whose senior leadership includes a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. New Yorkers should take a hard look at UAW President Shawn Fain’s leadership and the company he keeps.
GM CEO Mary Barra betrayed both California and Canada. Gov. Gavin Newsom publicly agrees — and if Canada’s globalist prime minister, Mark Carney, knew his own country’s history better, he would too.
Starbucks can’t seem to brew anything but trouble these days.
CEO Brian Niccol’s restructuring rollout was a mess — and Starbucks Workers United pushing its identity politics and disparaging Charlie Kirk in The New York Times isn’t good for business either.
Sharing some personal reflection on civility, politics, and the pursuit of peace of mind in a world where outrage often drowns out nuance.
Jimmy Kimmel’s ouster isn’t government censorship — it’s worse. It’s another business calculation by media executives who never treated journalism or free speech as a public trust. Corporate media only defends free speech when it suits their agenda.
One would be hard pressed to find someone who despises the New York Times as much as me. To be clear, my disdain isn’t for the entire publication, just those responsible for reporting on politics, Israel, and what the Times deems “misinformation.” The publication is stellar in other areas, particularly…
MSNBC likes to fashion itself as President Trump’s fiercest antagonist. The leftist network’s hostility and bias are the fuel that keep Trumpism burning.
The ousting of Matthew Dowd for his clueless comments about the shooting of Charlie Kirk won’t spare the network from the powerful backlash it has long been begging for.
The CDC and FDA were once the gold standard of public health. Smallpox eradicated. Polio defeated. Frances Kelsey standing up to Big Pharma and sparing America the Thalidomide tragedy.
Today, those same agencies are politicized, distrusted, and weaponized. The media’s selective outrage helped get us here.
“It’s all about the Benjamins, baby.” That was Ilhan Omar’s infamous 2019 tweet alleging Jews controlled Congress.
Now Omar’s own disclosures show she and her husband may be sitting on as much as $30 million — wealth built largely from two businesses valued at no more than $51,000 just a year earlier.
That’s 300,000 Benjamins, baby. Here’s why Omar’s sudden fortune matters.
Pension funds. University endowments. Your retirement account. The Wall Street Journal reporter who first exposed Enron warns they could be the next victims of private equity’s “fishy” accounting.