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Hegseth Signs Order Restoring Second Amendment Rights on Military Bases — ‘Gun-Free Zones Are Over’

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced a sweeping policy change restoring the right of U.S. service members to carry privately owned firearms on military installations for personal protection. The announcement marks a dramatic reversal of longstanding Department of War policy that effectively stripped America’s warfighters of their Second Amendment rights the moment they stepped onto …

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Walmart employee fatally stabbed in random attack by thug who believed victim was a ‘demon’: cops

A Walmart employee was fatally stabbed during a late-night shift in a seemingly random attack, and the man told police he believed he was killing a “demon” that had been stalking him. Officers were dispatched at about 10:58 p.m. Tuesday to reports of a man stabbing a female employee inside the Walmart Supercenter on U.S. 65, the Conway …

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Good Samaritan viciously beaten by man he stopped to help by Florida highway: ‘This person tried to kill me’

Shocking video captured the moment a maniac who crashed his car viciously attacked a good Samaritan who had stopped on the side of a Florida highway to help. “This person tried to kill me,” said Hans Hamilton, who suffered a brain bleed and broken ribs during the beatdown. “I don’t want anyone else to go …

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More Than Half of Americans Believe AI Will Do More Harm Than Good

All generations surveyed remain pessimistic about the job outlook due to AI’s rapid growth, with Gen Z showing the highest share at 81 percent. About 55 percent of Americans surveyed in a 2026 Quinnipiac poll said artificial intelligence (AI) will be more harmful than helpful. The survey, released on March 30, was conducted in collaboration …

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FBI Declares ‘Major Incident’ Following Cyberattack by Chinese Hackers

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has classified a recent cyber intrusion, believed to be carried out by Chinese hackers, as a “major incident” under the Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA). FISMA guidelines classify a “major incident” as an intrusion that compromises personal data and presents risks to the national security, foreign relations, public confidence, or …

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European Leaders Now Know Trump Was Right: Iran Was an Imminent Global Threat

Iran’s failed strike on Diego Garcia exposed the truth: Tehran’s long-range ambitions were real all along—and Europe ignored the warning until it was too late. March 20, 2026, marked a turning point in the 2026 Iran war, when Iran launched two intermediate-range ballistic missiles at the joint U.K.–U.S. military base on Diego Garcia, a remote …

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Young Democrat Congressman Shocked That Everyone at a Black Church Has a Driver’s License

Democrats have spent years warning that voter ID laws amount to a new era of voter suppression — a modern-day Jim Crow designed to disenfranchise minority communities. But a viral moment from a black church in Alabama is raising some uncomfortable questions about that narrative. Representative Shomari Figures, a Democrat, recently stood before a Black …

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The Fight Against Blue State Fraud Is Probably Going Better Than It Seems

f you’ve been following the news this week, it might look like we’re losing the fight against the kind of fraud you remember from Nick Shirley’s visit to that government-funded Quality Learing Center. In Minnesota, two remarkable sentences delivered by the same federal judge in the “Feeding the Future” scandal make stealing from the government appear to be a fairly safe …

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