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Bob Chesney’s first season at UCLA has already made history by becoming the first football coach to begin his tenure with six consecutive victories surpassing the previous record of 4-0 set by Henry “Red” Sanders in 1949. This genesis has earned him national recognition as Chesney was named to the Paul “Bear” Bryant Coach of …
We have previously noted the shooting of two Philadelphia police officers, one of whom, officer Shane Seiber, died from his wounds. The apprehended suspect, Eric Lewis, had a previous criminal record, but all misdemeanors, which did not prohibit from owning a firearm. Then came the later news: Mr Lewis had previously been charged with murder, …
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His own church gave him away.
A minister at St. Andrew’s in Austin, who has known him since kindergarten, told a hidden camera that the man you see on TV will “change his tune back to where he was” the minute he’s elected.
Her words, not mine. And she was just getting warmed up.
The flying car demonstration last week was cute but don’t expect to drive like George Jetson any time soon. Humanoid robots, however, are starting to get into production with the old Tesla plant in Fremont, California, hoping to crank out 20,000 a week by the end of next year.
What if those little gray aliens aren’t aliens at all? Catholic exorcist Father Chad Ripperger reports accounts of demons appearing as the classic extraterrestrial “Grays.” Meanwhile, Washington has spent decades explaining UFOs without actually explaining much of anything. Scripture warned us thousands of years ago about intelligent spiritual beings capable of deception. So what if we’ve been looking for answers in the wrong dimension? Perhaps the greatest deception isn’t convincing humanity that aliens exist. It’s convincing humanity that demons don’t.
Fox News contributor Kaylee McGhee White discusses inaccurate polling ahead of the midterm elections and President Donald Trump’s comments on the midterms on ‘The Evening Edit.’
Introduction to Business 101: Golf with THE Chuck A Tribute to Enduring American Grit: The Golf, Mulligans & NGAUS Edition Indianapolis, Indiana | August 27–31, 2026 Co-written by Chuck Cordak and Col. Reggie Sanders, U.S. Army (Ret.) From the fairways of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to the National Guard exhibition floor, a look at the …
The Trump administration has preemptively filed a lawsuit seeking to block certification of Alaska’s US Senate election if the Republican incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan loses in the critical contest which could decide the balance of power in the Senate. CNN’s Gabe Cohen reports.
Every deer hunter ought to have a dedicated recovery bucket—a five-gallon bucket with a lid or an old backpack that lives in the truck all season. Keep it simple: a good knife and a backup, disposable gloves, toilet paper for marking the last blood, a couple flashlights with spare batteries, zip ties for the tag, 25–50 feet of rope, a deer drag or small plastic sled, a few heavy-duty garbage bags, paper towels or wipes, and a bottle of water. Nothing fancy and nothing expensive. The idea is that when the shot comes at 5:30 and you’re standing over a deer at 7:00 in the dark, you don’t discover that your flashlight is dying, your knife is back at camp, and the truck is half a mile away. Grab the recovery bucket and go to work.
Six years ago, the rise of the “Bernie bros” supporting avowed socialist candidate Bernie Sanders (I-VT) raised the question of whether decades of soft indoctrination about the “horrors” of capitalism by the Democrat-media complex and the oft-promised but never delivered benefits of socialism had finally produced enough voters willing to elect their way out of free enterprise.
You know the type. Every decision requires approval. Every assignment comes with detailed instructions. Every minor problem becomes an opportunity for the boss to demonstrate how things should be done.
Podcast host Ben Ferguson and National Review columnist Caroline Downey discuss the Michigan Senate debate between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed on ‘Kudlow.’
He says the government can’t target people for “what they say.” In 2010, his Justice Department got a judge to sign a warrant for a Fox News reporter’s email and called him a possible co-conspirator.
For asking questions. I graded all of it.
His screenshot is attached with my red pen in the margins. This is the long version, because a man who carried the nuclear football for eight years can handle a long version. Grab a coffee, Barry. Grab two. You’re going to be here a while.
Sure looks like Trump finally got the Ukrainian clown to end Putin’s War
Zelensky waves the sign of the surrender. Hands up. Brian Kilmeade of Fox News interviewed him on Wednesday.
KILMEADE: “Would you accept a peace deal that freezes everything the way it is right now?”
PRESIDENT ZELENSKY: “Yes. I think this is a real way to end this war.”
I totally support his call for an armistice and I will refrain myself from pointing out that he should have done this 3 years ago. Oops, I did.
Comedian Arynne Wexler is proving that free speech still has a pulse—and apparently a wicked sense of humor. With outrageous jokes about Muslims, pit bulls, and America’s growing obsession with being offended, she’s reminding us why comedy matters. In a world where everyone has sacred cows, sometimes we need somebody willing to fire up the barbecue. You don’t have to agree with the joke, but defending someone’s right to tell it? That’s what freedom looks like. Because when the comedians go silent, we’re in serious trouble.
New York Post columnist Karol Markowicz discusses President Donald Trump’s second-term agenda on ‘Kudlow.’
When I read that Ilhan Omar’s (C – Mogadishu) home had been raided, I got a chuckle out of it, but didn’t expect much to come of it. After the indictment on “Cardinal” Comey, I figured the search of Omar’s house was just the next episode of FA without the FO theater – give us a little hope for the midterms before a radical judge decides justice if for putzes with an “R” behind their name. But now I’m starting to wonder if something’s different this time.
This is my fourth week with a flip phone. My “unintelligent” cellular phone is manufactured by Nokia, and the phone’s primary selling feature is that it sucks.
