Author: Kevin Parker

JD Vance spent his March For Life appearance on the National Mall emphasizing the Trump administration’s record on defending unborn life and contrasting that record with the priorities of the other side. JD Vance used most of his time on the March For Life’s National Mall stage to tout the Trump administration’s pro-life track record, and he framed that record as proof that conservative leadership delivers results. He spoke to a crowd focused on protecting unborn life and framed policy wins as outcomes of sustained political pressure. His remarks were aimed at both energizing supporters and reminding voters what a…

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President Trump withdrew Canada’s seat on a proposed Board of Peace after a public spat with Prime Minister Mark Carney at an economic forum in Switzerland, a move that sharpened tensions between Washington and Ottawa and sparked a debate about diplomacy, respect, and American interests. President Trump rescinded Canada’s invitation to join his Board of Peace after a war of words with Prime Minister Mark Carney at an economic forum in Switzerland. The exchange happened during a high-profile gathering of world leaders and financial figures, where words mattered as much as policies. What followed was swift and decisive action from…

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Trump faces a clear crossroads: he can push back forcefully to restore order and confidence, or he can let events slip into disorder with wide consequences for the country and his movement. The coming weeks demand concrete choices, not wishful thinking. A president needs to act as a steady anchor when institutions wobble, and this moment calls for that kind of steady boldness. Supporters and skeptics alike will judge him on whether he protects stability or permits a slide into chaos. Standing firm means setting priorities and sticking to them, not reacting to every headline. That starts with secure borders,…

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Federal authorities arrested two activists after they allegedly stormed a Minnesota church, Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a series of X posts; Homeland Security Investigators and FBI agents carried out the arrests of Nekima Levy Armstrong and Chauntyll Louisa Allen, and Bondi included that Armstrong “allegedly played a […] Federal law enforcement moved quickly after reports of activists entering a church in Minnesota, and officials say two people were taken into custody. Attorney General Pam Bondi posted about the arrests on X, naming Nekima Levy Armstrong and Chauntyll Louisa Allen. The operation was carried out by Homeland Security Investigators…

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Mortgage rates nudged up this week but are still hovering near the lowest levels seen in over three years, with implications for buyers, refinancers, and market activity. The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate ticked higher this week, but remains near its lowest level in more than three years. That single line captures a delicate moment: rates are rising again, yet they sit well below recent highs that once paused many moves in the housing market. For buyers and owners weighing moves, that combination changes calculations without flipping the broader trend overnight. Lenders, servicers, and mortgage shoppers are all watching the…

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ICE enacted a disputed internal practice that lets officers enter homes of undocumented migrants without a judge-issued warrant, relying instead on agency-issued administrative warrants generated inside the system. The new policy reported from inside enforcement circles permits ICE agents to use administrative warrants to gain access to private homes, bypassing the traditional judicial warrant process. That shift has sparked debate because it changes where power to authorize entries sits, moving it from a neutral magistrate to agency personnel. The change came without broad public notice, heightening concern among lawmakers and civil liberties advocates. From a Republican perspective, enforcing immigration laws…

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Hosts of the daytime talk show publicly debated whether Bill and Hillary Clinton should answer a Congressional subpoena tied to Jeffrey Epstein, revealing a split between calls for live testimony and acceptance of written affidavits while lawmakers threaten contempt for noncompliance. The House Oversight Committee issued a subpoena seeking testimony from Bill and Hillary Clinton about files tied to Jeffrey Epstein, and the pair responded with a detailed four-page letter refusing to comply. Committee Chairman James Comer warned that refusal could lead to contempt charges, setting up a legal and political showdown. That sequence has pushed the question of accountability…

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President Trump’s move on Greenland and threats of tariffs rattled markets, prompting a swift reaction from Wall Street and a broader debate about trade leverage, national sovereignty, and the right to use economic tools in diplomacy. Wall Street stocks plummeted early Tuesday over President Trump’s threat to impose new tariffs on eight European countries for their resistance to his plans to claim Greenland. That sell-off underlines how markets can jump on headlines and how policy signals from the White House carry immediate financial consequences. From a Republican standpoint, using tariffs as leverage is a blunt but effective tool in foreign…

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A federal judge on Monday refused to temporarily block the Trump administration from enforcing a new policy that requires a week’s notice before members of Congress can visit immigration detention facilities, setting the stage for a legal and political standoff over access, oversight, and operational control. The decision underscores a clash between congressional oversight and the need for secure, orderly operations at detention sites. The administration put the policy in place to standardize requests and manage logistics, saying a week’s notice helps protect detainees, staff, and ongoing investigations. Lawmakers have pushed back, arguing access is essential for accountability and transparency.…

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The aurora from a strong geomagnetic disturbance could light up skies across Canada and the northern U.S. Monday night, with chances of sightings stretching even farther south in some areas. A powerful disturbance in the Earth’s magnetic field, driven by recent solar activity, is expected to push auroral displays into view for many northern locations Monday night. Clear, dark skies away from city lights will give the best chance to see bands of green and red shifting across the horizon. The event could also produce visible activity at lower latitudes if the geomagnetic storm proves strong enough. This kind of…

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