California Gov. Gavin Newsom once again found himself at the center of political outrage this week after remarks about taxing potential payments tied to President Donald Trump’s proposed “Anti-Weaponization Fund” ignited fierce backlash from conservatives. During a Wednesday press conference, Newsom floated the idea that California could impose a 100% state tax on any money …

The June 2024 presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump instantly became one of the defining political moments of the decade. Americans watching in real time saw something Democrats, White House officials, and much of the corporate media had spent years dismissing, downplaying, or angrily denying: the president of the United States was visibly …

When you first see the headline, it almost feels too absurd to be real. Free solar panels, refrigerators, and home upgrades for people who entered the country illegally? Funded by taxpayers? In California? At this point, the only surprising part is that anyone still acts shocked when another Sacramento scheme gets exposed. Christopher Rufo and …

As Americans paused over Memorial Day weekend to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to the country, two Medal of Honor recipients delivered a reminder of what the day is actually supposed to represent: gratitude, perspective, and pride in the nation those sacrifices helped preserve. RedState’s Ward Clark captured the …

Canada’s prairie provinces have long felt culturally and politically disconnected from the power centers of eastern Canada. Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba share far more in common with the western United States than with the urban political machinery centered in Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal. The region is heavily tied to agriculture and energy production, values individualism, …

While President Donald Trump and senior members of his administration spent Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery honoring America’s fallen service members, a number of Democrats and progressive officials used the occasion to launch political attacks instead. Today, we remember George Floyd, who was murdered by a former Minneapolis police officer six years ago. That …

Senate Republicans are melting down again — not because Democrats outmaneuvered them, but because they still cannot decide whether they actually want to govern or simply complain about the people who do. The latest collapse centers around the reconciliation package tied to Department of Homeland Security funding, legislation that should have been an easy political …

The CEO of fintech company Bolt just said the quiet part out loud — and corporate America’s HR class probably isn’t going to enjoy hearing it. Ryan Breslow, the 31-year-old founder and returning CEO of Bolt Financial, revealed this week that he eliminated the company’s entire HR department during a sweeping round of layoffs that …

The brutal assault outside a well-known pro-Trump home in Escondido, California, has ignited another fierce political firestorm — and for many conservatives, it feels like one more example of a country spiraling into open hostility over politics. Kerry Sheron, 69, known locally for covering his property with Trump banners and American flags, remains in critical …

South Carolina Republicans scored a major victory this week as the state House approved the new congressional map after a marathon session that stretched deep into the night. The legislation now heads to the Senate, where GOP leaders hope to avoid the procedural chaos that nearly derailed the first attempt. Democrats fought aggressively to stall …