Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is playing the oldest game in Washington: say whatever wins the moment and pretend you always believed it. For years she cultivated the image of a fierce progressive culture warrior, and now, as the political winds shift, she shrugs and declares parts of that past “crazy.” Hardworking Americans deserve better than political shape More

Michigan’s Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate, Abdul El-Sayed, is right in the middle of a self-inflicted crisis after cozying up to far-left influencer Hasan Piker — and Michigan Rabbi Asher Lopatin didn’t mince words calling that alliance poisonous for the party. Conservatives have watched this unfold with grim satisfaction: when a candidate flirts with More

Dan Rice, a former special adviser to the commander of Ukraine’s armed forces, has been blunt about one simple truth of modern warfare: when a regime can no longer keep its people warm and fed, its legitimacy crumbles. His long experience inside Kyiv’s military decision-making gives weight to the argument that sustained strikes on energy More

Last week’s test at Michelin’s proving grounds blew apart a piece of “common sense” that most drivers have been handed without evidence. The experiment, which was filmed for Forbes and featured Michelin test driver Derek Secord, showed in stark, undeniable fashion that putting two fresh tires on the front axle can make a car far More

Former Rep. Pete King and fellow conservative Jack Kingston laid into the collapse of our civic education on Newsmax’s Wake Up America Weekend, warning that an entire generation is being fed a steady diet of left-wing talking points instead of the basics that made this country great. They argued that the result is a politicized, More

Glenn Beck and Carol Roth are right to sound the alarm: the world’s appetite and behavior toward U.S. debt has changed since the mid-2010s, and that matters for every American who pays taxes or carries a mortgage. Foreign official and private holdings of U.S. Treasuries and the patterns of who buys our debt have shifted More