For years Americans have been assured that Democrat prosecutors are the compassionate choice, but a new study suggests that that compassion comes at a deadly cost.

According to research by Vanderbilt University economist Panka Bencsik and Wellesley College Professor Tyler Giles, counties that narrowly elect Republican prosecutors experience a significantly lower death rate among young men. In fact, when a Republican prosecutor narrowly beats a Democrat, the all-cause mortality among men aged 20 to 29 falls by 6.6 percent.

Parents and staff at a Christian prep school in Nashville are upset about what they say is a trend away from biblical teaching and toward leftist ideology after Lipscomb Academy hired a principal who wrote his dissertation on school diversity policies.

American voters have overwhelmingly spoken: They want integrity in their elections — even if integrity infrequently comes in their politicians. 

Last June when the United States targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities in a series of coordinated airstrikes with Israel, President Trump boasted that “Iran’s key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated.” He said that on the day of the operation, which hit the enrichment facility at Fordow, buried under a mountain, as well as sites at Natanz and Isfahan.

The people who cheered on Jack Smith’s corrupt investigations into Donald Trump and his allies are suddenly silent after a bombshell report detailing the Biden FBI’s politically-charged spying ops.

Start with the fact that if you have to use a phrase like “more culturally normal” in politics, you’re already weird as hell. That’s California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Newsom said in an interview this week on CNN that it’s a substantial liability for his party that most voters don’t share its enthusiasm for transgendering children and fixation on race. You don’t say.

The first season of HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, a prequel to Game of Thrones and the third adaptation from the A Song of Ice and Fire book series, has been met with glowing critical and audience reception. The show has pulled in massive viewer numbers, and a second season has already been greenlit.

GAZA, FEBRUARY 2026 — It’s late afternoon. The sun in the western sky silhouettes Deir al-Balah on the distant horizon. With an M16 in my lap, we bounce along a dirt road pitted by tanks and Humvees in a compact car of dubious quality. Mikaela, a 25-year-old member of the Israeli Defense Force (IDF), sits confidently at the wheel, the Gaza border fence her objective. The car and the M16 are hers. The reason for this brief sortie is entirely mine. In the backseat, and also armed, is my IDF Special Forces guide, Doron.

Months before its official release, the song “Drag Path” had already embedded itself in the consciousness of Gen Z.

Gavin Newsom wants you to believe that he is defined by growing up lower-middle class and spending his childhood eating frozen lasagna and Wonder Bread. That’s the story he spins in his new book, Young Man in a Hurry: A Memoir of Discovery, which was published Tuesday.  

Propaganda media are comprised of the most insufferable and miserable losers on the planet. And the recent manufactured “controversy” surrounding the U.S. men and women’s hockey teams really drives that point home.