Politics California Sheriff: Left’s Rhetoric is ‘Third World Political Warfare’ Stella Green, February 23, 2026 California GOP gubernatorial candidate and Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco said on Monday that inflammatory rhetoric from the left constitutes “political warfare” and is fostering a dangerous climate. Bianco cited the recent incident in which a 21-year-old North Carolina man was shot and killed outside Mar-a-Lago over the weekend as… Continue Reading
Politics Trump Calls Reports That General Caine Opposes U.S. Military Action Against Iran “100% Incorrect” Stella Green, February 23, 2026 President Donald Trump on Monday dismissed as fake news reports claiming Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Daniel “Razin” Caine opposes potential U.S. military action against Iran, calling the stories “100% incorrect.” In a Truth Social post, Trump pushed back on claims that Caine had warned administration officials about the risks of… Continue Reading
Opinion When Nigeria Meets America: How a Partnership is Shaping the Future Against Terror Eugene Barnes, February 23, 2026 As U.S. troops deploy for a bold counter-terrorism mission in Nigeria, it becomes evident that for over a decade, Africa’s most populous nation has been on the front lines of a brutal and evolving terror campaign. From mass kidnappings of schoolchildren to the destruction of churches, mosques, and farming villages,… Continue Reading
Politics Camp Mystic Flood Kills 27; Texas Health Officials Allegedly Renewed License Without Evacuation Plan Stella Green, February 23, 2026 The parents of nine children and counselors killed in last year’s July 4 flood allege in a federal lawsuit filed Monday that Texas health regulators renewed Camp Mystic’s youth camp license without ensuring the Hill Country camp had a legally required evacuation plan. The suit names six officials with the… Continue Reading
Politics Democratic Attorneys General Intensify Legal Efforts to Counter Trump Administration’s Election Overreach Stella Green, February 23, 2026 Democratic attorneys general across the country are preparing legal and strategic responses to potential Trump administration actions related to federal election oversight ahead of the midterm elections. Several Democratic attorneys general have been meeting for months, in person and virtually, to run scenario exercises and coordinate potential court challenges if… Continue Reading
Entertainment DiCaprio’s Unseen Legacy: Two Decades of Library Support in Los Angeles Ella Thomas, February 23, 2026 By Zoe Papadakis | Monday, 23 February 2026 11:34 AM EST Leonardo DiCaprio has quietly been supporting a Los Angeles neighborhood library for more than two decades. The actor has contributed funds for technology and other resources at the Los Feliz branch of the Los Angeles Public Library. When the… Continue Reading
Politics Trump’s Greenland Hospital Ship Claim Under Fire as Navy Denies Deployment Stella Green, February 23, 2026 By Michael Katz | Monday, 23 February 2026 07:19 PM EST The Department of War stated on Monday it had received no orders to deploy any Navy vessels to Greenland. This contradicts President Trump’s announcement that a hospital ship was en route to the self-governed Danish territory. Trump wrote Saturday… Continue Reading
Opinion 340B Program’s Hidden Costs: Hospitals Diverting Savings for Profit Eugene Barnes, February 23, 2026 Washington, D.C. is finally taking a hard look at one of the most abuse-ridden federal health programs — the 340B Drug Pricing Program. Last week, the Trump administration released a request for information exploring ways to bring more transparency and accountability to the program. Congress created the 340B program to… Continue Reading
Politics Trump’s State of the Union Speech Expected to Be Most Aggressive in Decades Stella Green, February 23, 2026 American Conservative Union chairman Matt Schlapp forecast President Donald Trump will deliver an aggressive and politically charged State of the Union address on Tuesday. The speech is anticipated to highlight his administration’s accomplishments while directly confronting legal and economic challenges that could shape upcoming midterm elections. Schlapp stated Trump “always… Continue Reading
Politics Federal Court Rejects Utah GOP’s Effort to Nullify Democratic-Friendly Congressional Map Stella Green, February 23, 2026 By Sam Barron | Monday, 23 February 2026 06:49 PM EST A federal court rejected an attempt by Utah Republicans to throw out a court-ordered congressional map that would create a Democrat-friendly district. Utah’s four congressional seats are currently held by Republicans. The ruling marked the second setback in recent… Continue Reading