Author: Press Room

On Monday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) commented on the pause in strikes on Iran by saying that “it’s better to finish the military operational plan and then just impose the blockade that the president did and then lift it and it’s done again, I think that’s probably still the best course of action.” Host Hugh Hewitt asked, “How do you assess the quiet period we are in right now, after 13 days of strikes in Iran? There is no more MOU. There are allegedly indirect negotiations going on in a couple of places, who knows? How do you…

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Here’s what Jake Tapper and Anthony Fauci were up to while “small household gatherings’ were condemned, schools were closed, Thanksgiving gatherings were shamed, nursing home residents were denied access to loved ones, mourners were banned from funerals, small businesses were shuttered, and churches were closed. On October 14, 2020, far-left CNN published a report warning about the dangers of “small household gatherings.” “What we’re seeing as the increasing threat right now is actually acquisition of infection through small household gatherings. And particularly with Thanksgiving coming up, we think it’s really important to stress the vigilance of these continued mitigation steps…

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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee announced it is spending $40 million on organizing, research and voter contact across 10 states as the party looks to take back control of the upper chamber. The effort, branded as “Win The Senate” and shared first with POLITICO, includes seven states where Democrats are on offense — Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, Alaska, Texas, Iowa and Florida — along with three where the party is playing defense — Georgia, Michigan and New Hampshire. The funds aren’t going toward expensive ad buys, but instead on-the-ground staff, new offices, volunteer programs and outreach to groups including Latino,…

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Screenshot Radical Democratic Socialist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Monday that the city will open five city-owned, taxpayer-funded grocery stores, one in each borough, with prices on a core basket of items set at up to 30% below typical retail. The plan, a centerpiece of Mamdani’s campaign, will use $70 million in capital funds. The city will own the land or space, cover construction, renovations, rent, and property taxes. Core discounted items include all fresh produce, meat, and seafood, plus about 20 pantry staples, dairy, and refrigerated goods such as eggs, milk, bread, cheese, rice, and beans. Prices…

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British American classicist scholar Emily Wilson, whose 2017 translation of Homer’s The Odyssey inspired Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster film interpretation of the nearly 2,800-year-old poem, is entirely underwhelmed by the end product. To say the least. The academic used a brutal essay in the London Review of Books to decry Nolan’s $250 million work as delivering an “abysmal” screenplay, despairing ” I would be ashamed to have written any part of this script. Wilson has also translated Seneca and Euripides, as well as Homer’s Iliad as part of her work as a professor of classical studies at the University of Pennsylvania. In her appraisal Wilson writes:…

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Florida Democrat gubernatorial hopeful David Jolly has a long history of embracing radical transgender ideology, masking it during his current campaign as opposed to Florida Republican gubernatorial hopeful Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL), who has made it clear that he stands against the indoctrination of children and the left’s schemes. Jolly – once a Republican representative – does not highlight his support of transgender issues on is campaign website, instead broadly speaking of his disinterest in “culture wars,” which he believes “divide and demonize.” “Florida should reject the politics of division and hate, and instead create a home where everyone is valued,…

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President Trump on Monday announced that he is filing an amended complaint in which he will “lay out, in extreme detail,” numerous offenses in his $15 billion defamation lawsuit against the New York Times.  This comes after US District Judge Steven Merryday declined the Times’ request to toss the case out on Monday. Trump said the Times “failed again in their desperate attempt to have our powerful Defamation Lawsuit against them dropped.” Per Bloomberg: The federal judge in Florida overseeing President Donald Trump’s $15 billion defamation lawsuit against the New York Times has deferred ruling on the newspaper’s request to…

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Harvard University, which has ties to Communist China, has apparently outpaced other American universities in receiving foreign funding. Now, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR), who also chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, wants government officials to investigate China’s flow of money into colleges, Fox News reported Monday. The outlet noted the U.S. Department of Education has kept a list of federally funded universities that received foreign money, and “The Trump administration sought to revamp the agency’s online reporting portal, and, in doing so, it has shown that one institution, Harvard University, has scored more foreign funding than any other college in the country.”…

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Screengrab Social Media/X Toronto criminals are targeting the US consulate. Canadian police are hunting a suspect after at least one shot was fired outside the U.S. Consulate in downtown Toronto earlier today (27). No injuries were recorded in the second such incident in just the last four months. Shots fired outside U.S. Consulate, heavy police presence in area https://t.co/rj7jTAoJg3 — CP24 (@CP24) July 27, 2026 Reuters reported: “Police officers, alerted by ​the sound of a gunshot, said they found evidence of a weapon having been fired outside the ​building on University Avenue. Police said that a white sedan was seen…

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The Lebanese father of the suspected Islamist terrorist who understood to have attacked the Berlin Pride Parade before being shot dead by police has insisted that his family are moderate Muslims who oppose jihadists like ISIS, throwing into question the efficacy of assimilation in modern Germany. The multicultural project that is Berlin was again marred by tragedy on Saturday, as Abdul Ballut, a 21-year-old German-born, Lebanese heritage Islamist was said to have used a van to mow down revellers at the Christopher Street Day Pride Parade, leaving one dead and 29 injured. Ballut was known to police at the time of…

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