Nadia

Inside the box was an old leather folder I recognized from childhood. It held papers I had never bothered to ask about—documents worn thin at the edges, neatly arranged the way he used to organize everything. On top lay a letter written in his careful handwriting. He explained that when I was young, he worked … Read more

I remember sitting in the hospital bed, holding my newborn daughter, still exhausted from delivery, still emotionally bruised from the betrayal I had discovered months earlier. My father’s words echoed in my mind, not because they brought comfort, but because they made me feel even more alone. I had always believed my father to be … Read more

My husband always showered before me. I’d hear the water running while I made coffee, and he’d call out silly things from behind the curtain. One morning, I heard him say, “Hey babe, come look at this mole on my back. Does it look bad?” I laughed and walked toward the bathroom. But then I … Read more

What a surprise John Fetterman has turned out to be. I’ll say it again: I’d never vote for the guy — not in a million years — but he’s one of the very few Democrats who doesn’t bow to the party’s lunatic fringe. And he clearly couldn’t care less what Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer … Read more

What a surprise John Fetterman has turned out to be. I’ll say it again: I’d never vote for the guy — not in a million years — but he’s one of the very few Democrats who doesn’t bow to the party’s lunatic fringe. And he clearly couldn’t care less what Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer … Read more

I’ve never really understood the mystique surrounding Michelle Obama. Yes, plenty of Americans were swept up in the Obama wave, and Michelle was part of the package deal — the polished, media-approved counterpart to Barack’s political celebrity. But let’s be honest: only a handful of First Ladies have had the kind of real political or … Read more

President Trump has nothing to hide — and he knows it. His team has knocked down every desperate attack Democrats have thrown at them over the Epstein Files, and they can do it again without breaking a sweat. With Congress voting yesterday to release the full trove of documents, some lawmakers on Capitol Hill sprinted … Read more

The moment President Trump called out a handful of Democrats for flirting with sedition and treason — and had the audacity to mention the penalties that come with those crimes — you just knew the media would lose its collective mind. The press didn’t waste a second before clutching its pearls and piling on, acting … Read more

o borrow a line from a fellow Missourian, reports of the Comey prosecution’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Despite the media’s best efforts to wish it away, former FBI Director James Comey is very much still facing the music. Comey was indicted in late September on two counts stemming from his testimony during a September … Read more

Secretary of Energy Chris Wright may be the most underrated powerhouse in the entire Trump 2.0 Cabinet. While headline-grabbers like Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth dominate the national spotlight, Wright quietly goes about doing something far more important: fixing America’s energy policy with actual common sense. He doesn’t chase … Read more