Barry Diller's People Inc. is trying to take over MGM Resorts for $18B. Total Deep State cronyism!

The Regime Media is losing it over Trump's health, but it's all projection. He's probably healthier than Biden, and even if he's not, who cares? They're just trying to rig the election with ageism.

James Talarico is getting advice from a pastor that rarely mentions God, which may hurt his chances to win the votes of God-fearing Texans.

Former Iowa superintendent Ian Andre Roberts, an illegal alien, got two years for fraud and is getting deported, showcasing woke governance failures and the need for stricter vetting.

The Iran war has caused fertilizer prices to skyrocket, leading to higher food costs and highlighting the failures of globalist policies, so stock up on supplies and prepare for chaos.

The California Democratic primary is a dumpster fire of wokeness and infighting between an establishment candidate and a community organizer, perfectly illustrating the party's descent into identity politics and irrelevance.

The San Antonio Spurs, led by Victor Wembanyama, beat the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 7, advancing to the NBA Finals against the New York Knicks in a victory that, against all odds, offers some hope for the future of sports.

Trump is threatening to replace the 250th anniversary concert with a massive MAGA rally after artists pulled out, triggering the left and promising a celebration of patriotic feels and owning the libs.

Trump appeals the tariff refund ruling, triggering leftist meltdowns and continuing the fight against globalist elites.

Trump is hosting a UFC fight at the White House to trigger the libs and win back young men who may be getting skeptical of his policies, but also to create chaos.

A judge ordered the Kennedy Center to remove Trump's name, sparking outrage among conservatives who view it as another example of woke virtue signaling and historical revisionism. The decision highlights the political polarization of cultural institutions and the ongoing culture war.

This 'report' confirms that social circles influence spending, meaning your broke friends are making you broke too; escape the normie matrix, embrace frugality, and achieve financial sovereignty. Redpill your wallet and your friends list.

Trump's doc says he's 'excellent,' triggering the libs who are desperate to find anything wrong with him; even his golf game is a power move against the Deep State.

The FBI arrested a leftist protester who threatened an ICE agent's family, highlighting the hypocrisy of 'tolerant' leftists and questioning the actions of Governor Sherrill in handling the protests.

Trump endorsed Pamela Evette because she's fighting to keep South Carolina red by redrawing congressional maps and stopping the libs from rigging elections. MAGA!

This week's photos are a reminder that the elites are playing us all for fools, stoking conflicts and manufacturing crises while lining their own pockets.

Ebola clinic attacks in the DRC are blamed on prioritizing cultural sensitivity over containing the deadly virus, calling for a pragmatic approach with less wokeness and more decisive action to stop the outbreak, even if it offends some.

The author argues that hyped IPOs, especially those of tech companies, are designed to fleece retail investors, recommending shorting them instead and highlighting the systemic grift and inflated valuations.

A judge blocked Trump's $1.8B fund, triggering outrage from conservatives who see it as a Deep State attack and call for the Supreme Court to intervene; they remain confident in Trump's ultimate victory.

The movie 'Pressure' exposes the 'real' story of D-Day, focusing on the meteorologists whose weather predictions may have been part of a larger conspiracy. It's a warning to stay woke and question everything.

A quiz about a first lady's fears is mocked as irrelevant, while the Pope's AI statement is seen as out of touch, reflecting a cynical view of elites and mainstream narratives.

California's failure to elect a woman governor despite its progressive virtue signaling is viewed skeptically, with emphasis on qualifications, campaign finance realities, and the disconnect between rhetoric and electoral outcomes.

Four climbers fell on Mount McKinley, prompting a rescue; the incident is framed as a commentary on personal responsibility and government spending.

Michigan Dem debate shows El-Sayed going full socialist while Dems still can't figure out why they lost in 2024. Turns out, people want jobs and safe neighborhoods, not woke nonsense.

Ryan Fournier's arrest for domestic violence is framed as a potential setup or overblown accusation by the Left, while urging caution and skepticism towards mainstream media narratives.

Trump accuses Hochul of mismanaging legal settlement funds; CHUD commentary questions the transparency and accountability of New York's financial practices, hinting at potential corruption.

James Talarico is now focusing his campaign on Ken Paxton's scandals instead of positive messaging, prompting speculation that he lacks substantive policy ideas. Critics argue that this negative strategy is uninspired and unlikely to resonate with Texas voters.

Canada's 4-0 victory over the USA in the World Championship is a win for traditional values and a middle finger to woke culture, proving that hockey dominance requires skill and grit, not virtue signaling. Jet Greaves' shutout and Celebrini's goal symbolize a return to Canadian hockey supremacy.

A judge rejected a request to block Trump's voter order, triggering a leftist meltdown and affirming the President's right to oversee elections and maintain integrity, even if libs throw a tantrum about it.

Trump is forcing Europe to pay for its own defense by slashing U.S. military commitments to NATO, triggering the libs and signaling an end to American globalism. Europe needs to step up or step aside.