Steve Bannon Thinks God Wants Trump Back for a Third Term
Talk about blasphemy.
William Spivey
The People’s House, Now With a Guest List: 99.85% of Americans Won’t Get In
From open house to closed circle: Trump’s ballroom is for the chosen few.
Why Paul Ingrassia Should be Evicted from the White House
The author of racist texts withdrew his name from consideration for a Senate-confirmed post, but still works for Trump
Finally, a Person Too Racist for the Republican Party
Trump nominee Paul Ingrassia is rapidly losing support
What is the Insurrection Act and Can it Keep Trump in Power?
From Aaron Burr’s alleged betrayal to Trump’s threats: The long shadow of the insurrection act.
Can We Talk About Trump’s War on Drug Vessels?
Trump’s turning the war on drugs into content — with no proof, no process, and no accountability.
How Mainstream Media Soft‑Pedaled the Young Republican Leaks
Why headlines chose ‘monkeys’ over the N‑word.
Responses to those Defending the MAGA Youth Gone Wild
The leaked Young Republican chats read like a Klan group text — and the adults in the room are making excuses.
Inside the Young Republicans’ Hate-Filled Group Chat
Leaked messages reveal senior leaders joking about gas chambers, rape, and “watermelon people.”
6 American Presidents Associated with White Supremacy, Ranked
Andrew Jackson to Herbert Hoover, a troubling history of presidential actions fueled by racism and eugenics.
The All-American Halftime Show is a MAGA Utopia
Turning Point USA shows its true colors, or lack thereof.
Trump’s Military Rehearsal for 2026
His deployments to cities like Chicago and D.C. aren’t about crime—they’re test runs for turning the military into a campaign tool. The playbook is old, and the endgame is power.
Why Has Edisto Beach's Black Population Dissapeared?
Tracing the displacement of Edisto’s first and freed people
Why Epstein’s Survivors Keep Getting Crushed by the Machine
What happens when women challenge the men who own the courts, the media, and the narrative? The answer lies in the wreckage Epstein left behind.
How Golf Lost Its Decorum
Once known for its quiet grace, golf has become louder, drunker, and more divisive.
What a Florida Teacher’s Racist Birthday Song Reveals About Polk County’s Past
From burning teenagers alive to fighting school integration, Polk County has long failed to protect Black children. A six-year-old mocked in class proves how that legacy still lingers.
If Epstein’s Plea Deal Didn’t Protect Maxwell, Why Does It Protect Everyone Else?
This saga shows how accountability bends to power. Maxwell’s conviction proves the law can act — but its silence on everyone else proves it picks and chooses.
The Debate on Whether Mormons are Christians is Settled Because Donald Trump Says So
The attack on a Michigan Mormon congregation exposes both the vulnerability of religious communities and the political manipulation of faith.
Red Hats on the Green: The Ryder Cup's MAGA Era
What unfolded at Bethpage Black was more than golf—fans mirrored a political climate where cruelty and spectacle have become entertainment.
What Karoline Leavitt Could Learn from Tokyo Rose
How a wrongly accused woman showed more integrity than the current press secretary.
Deadly Politics and the Erosion of Empathy
Gun deaths, racial violence, and the politics of acceptable loss.
Secrets, Sweetheart Deals, and Political Ambitions: The Byron Donalds Paradox
The former drug dealer is two steps from becoming Governor.
Kash Patel has no Idea who Dylann Roof is. I'll Remind Him
Roof murdered nine Black people who prayed with him at Mother Emanuel Church.
Donald J. Trump's Warriors Are Not Eligible for Valhalla
Odin’s hall is for the fallen — not the loudest.
Why DEI, HBCUs, and minorities are blamed for tragedies they didn’t cause
How a white‑on‑white crime sparked threats to Black colleges and a new wave of DEI scapegoating.
Examining the Phrase 'Open Season on White People'
The danger isn’t that white America is under siege, but that too many are willing to believe it.
What is a 'Fully Depreciated' Woman?
The terminology you’ll need to understand to be in on the crude joke.
Could the Military, ICE, Homeland Security, and the National Guard Take Control of the Whole Country?
Asking for a friend.
The Origins of the Black National Anthem
The song was booed and considered “divisive” at the Philadelphia Eagles' home opener.
Why Some Black Americans Align with White Supremacy
How white supremacy gains Black endorsement.