Mamdani calls off televised town hall due to Kimmel’s suspension
Democrat Zoran Mamdani, a candidate for New York City mayor, announced on Monday that he is canceling town halls in collaboration with New York’s WABC, following Disney’s decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel from his late-night show indefinitely. This action by ABC was reportedly influenced by pressure from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) concerning remarks Kimmel […]
The killing of Charlie Kirk could lead to a significant turning point.
This piece addresses three crucial questions about the future of politics in the U.S. First, what truly happened in the murder of Charlie Kirk? And second, who is accountable for political violence in America—left or right? Finally, if Kirk had been a Democrat with similar influence, how would the political landscape react? What has been […]
When humor intersects with the FCC: What Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension truly reveals
When ABC airs “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” this Wednesday, it’s stirred up more than just late-night scheduling debates. The immediate media frenzy is primarily about political conflicts, but there’s a significant underlying issue: the role of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), broadcast licenses, and what “public interest” really means in the context of free expression in […]
Argentinian hiker in California falls 2,000 feet to death from mountain
California officials reported that a 45-year-old man from Argentina tragically fell about 2,000 feet to his death on Mount Shasta earlier this month. Matthias Augusto Travisano reached the summit on September 12, capturing photos along the Clear Creek route, according to the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office. During his descent, he and another climber—also 45—lost their […]
Photos from the memorial service for Charlie Kirk
Tribute to Charlie Kirk in Glendale, Arizona During an event held on Sunday in Glendale, Arizona, Charlie Kirk’s legacy was honored by conservative figures, including President Trump and high-ranking officials from his administration. Kirk, who was 31, was tragically killed in Orem, Utah, on September 10th. Trump referred to Kirk as “a martial artist for […]
Trump is failing to honor his biggest promises while upholding the least favorable ones.
When President Trump began his second term, he made numerous commitments to the American populace. However, many of those commitments have since fallen by the wayside. In his inaugural address, Trump proclaimed, “The immeasurable power of the nation will never be weaponized again to persecute our political enemies.” Yet, it seems “never again” is occurring […]
Shapiro: Freedom of speech is being threatened by federal government overreach
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, voiced strong concerns on Sunday regarding the federal government’s involvement in the withdrawal of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel from the airwaves, calling it “very dangerous” to Americans’ freedom of speech. During an appearance on “Meet the Press,” NBC’s Kristen Welker inquired about Kimmel’s suspension by ABC and how Shapiro […]
Let’s have a conversation — no restrictions for either of us
Next month marks nearly three decades since I joined a new cable channel aimed squarely at conservatives. Its founders sought to connect with those who supported Reagan, Bush 41, or Nixon—what was famously referred to as his “silent majority.” The team at Fox News knew what they were getting into with me. My background included […]
Emmanuel Macron is correct: A Palestinian state should be acknowledged.
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to host an international conference in New York aimed at highlighting global support for Palestinian statehood. This event marks the end of a multi-month effort that faced opposition from the Trump administration. The administration’s stance reflects a longstanding viewpoint among many in Washington and within some American Jewish circles, […]
Democrats aim for a boost in the off-year elections in New Jersey and Virginia
Midterm Elections Focus on New Jersey and Virginia Every four years, during non-election years, political insiders tend to spotlight two states: New Jersey and Virginia. In both places, candidates are honing in on affordability, aiming to present themselves as agents of change that voters are seeking. Since last November, Democrats have found unexpected success in […]