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Illinois Stuns Workers by Keeping Taxes on Tips

Illinois tipped workers hoping for relief under the new federal “no tax on tips” rule are in for a rude awakening—Illinois won’t be adopting the exemption.

Nate Morris Says Only He Can Defeat McConnell’s Machine

Kentucky Republican Senate candidate Nate Morris called the race to replace outgoing Sen. Mitch McConnell the “final boss” for the MAGA movement.

Trump Stuns Koepka and Gretzky with Jaw-Dropping Viral Golf Chip Shot

Former President Donald Trump drew attention this Thanksgiving weekend not with politics, but with a picture-perfect golf shot that had even the pros impressed.

Crockett Doubles Down on Jeffrey Epstein Smear Against Zeldin

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is once again firing back at Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) after she refused to retract her false claim that he received political donations from Jeffrey Epstein.

Lane Kiffin Leaves Ole Miss for LSU

Lane Kiffin has decided his future — and it won’t be at Ole Miss. According to On3, the former Rebels head coach is heading to LSU.

Katie Miller Calls Out Abby Phillip After Guest Labels Stephen Miller a ‘White Nationalist’

Katie Miller confronted CNN host Abby Phillip for failing to challenge a guest who labeled Stephen Miller a “white supremacist.”

NYC ICE Clash Turns Violent as Rioters Target Federal Vehicles

A protest in Lower Manhattan escalated into violence Saturday as rioters threw trash, large garbage cans, and other debris at ICE vehicles.

Drone Dollars: Investors Race Into America’s Fast-Growing UAV Market

Investors are pouring money into the rapidly expanding drone industry as military and commercial demand accelerates across the United States.

Professor’s Lawsuit Against Millsaps Sparks New Debate Over Campus Speech

A longtime Millsaps College professor is suing the school after being fired for calling the United States a “racist fascist country”.

Moody’s Warns: 2026 Could Be Rough for American Colleges

Federal financial pressure, demographic decline, and increased political risk could push U.S. universities into a rough stretch in 2026.

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