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Why a Hegseth Impeachment Terrifies the GOP

Dozens of Democratic lawmakers have openly said he is guilty of war crimes; one liberal outlet published a piece last year that began with a simple assertion—“Pete Hegseth is a murderer.” And Dems are unlikely to be content with bagging Hegseth; others further down in the Pentagon bureaucracy could be in legal jeopardy as well.

The Mysteries of Butler

More than two years after the most high-profile political assassination attempt since John Hinckley shot Ronald Reagan, remarkably little is known about Thomas Matthew Crooks, a seemingly model student with future college plans and normal political views who decided one summer evening to take aim at Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Did Bin Laden Defeat America?

According to Brown University’s Costs of War project, the military interventions we collectively know as the Global War on Terror led to the deaths of over 900,000 people and cost the United States more than $8 trillion. Afghanistan and Iraq ended in failure. Bin Laden seemed to have gotten what he wanted out of the attacks.

Hollywood’s War on America

By Taki: One of the latest movies to have the Hollywood crowd crowing with ecstasy is that anti-white horror flick Sinners. (I haven’t seen it, but I did read about it in two magazines.) That such a racist film, made in America, can find such an admiring audience makes my blood boil. Is there no one in La-La Land aware of how damaging this crap is?

The Dems’ Bottomless Weaponization Fund

The BLM Mostly Peaceful Protests were the costliest civil unrest in U.S. history. January 6 was more like a takeover of the dean’s office. In the first two weeks of BLM insanity, the protesters violently attacked not dozens of law enforcement officers, as on January 6—but thousands.

Graham Platner’s Rise Paves the Way for Groypers

It remains to be seen whether Graham Platner, the by turns troubled and troubling Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, sees his campaign end like Joe Biden after that ill-fated 2024 debate performance or, instead, like Donald Trump after the 2016 release of the “Access Hollywood” tape (or any number of other controversies).