Category: US Politics

Lt. Gen. Dan “Razin” Caine didn’t just strap back into the metaphorical cockpit — he’s taking the controls of the entire U.S. military at a time when Washington feels more like a no fly zone for common sense.

Wall Street’s cocktail-swilling CEOs crying over tariffs is like watching arsonists complain about the heat.

When the military starts sounding more like a college sociology department than a warfighting machine, you know it’s time to start handing out pink slips—starting at the top.

When cruelty is cloaked in patriotism and indifference parades as strength, we are no longer led—we are ruled by those for whom empathy is an inconvenience.

One cousin fought on the front lines in Ukraine, the other shapes policy from Washington DC—two paths, same bloodline, and a sharp reminder that patriotism doesn’t wear just one uniform.

Trump didn’t just fire General Haugh—he booted him from the national security ranks like a bouncer tossing a drunk at last call.

The Trump administration’s reckless disregard for democratic norms and its emboldening of authoritarian regimes abroad have dangerously eroded both America’s credibility and the foundational principles it claims to uphold.

When a political firebrand can walk into the Oval Office and walk out with a win, it says a lot about how loyalty is driving the engine in Trump’s second-term White House.

The idea of Trump angling for a third term has had the ladies on The View spiraling out of control like they just found out their favorite vegan café started serving bacon-wrapped freedom fries.

What if top US officials leaked secrets—and got away with it? “Signal gate” questions power, ethics, and accountability at the highest level.

Phil Hegseth’s role at the Pentagon demonstrates how trusted, capable professionals are often called upon to bridge the gap between agencies—regardless of their last name.

Are elected officials shaping justice—or serving special interests? The fight over crime policy reveals deep flaws in America’s legal system.