Author: Jimmy Parker

Redfin ran a Super Bowl ad showing two girls and a lost dog. The ad intended a message about neighborliness, but many conservatives saw it as an anti-white political jab and reacted angrily on X.

Senator Adam Schiff told ABC viewers Republicans are preparing to cheat in future elections, while dismissing conservative election concerns. We look at the double standard, real cases of misconduct, and why common sense election safeguards matter.

A look at CDC and prescription data suggests rising psychiatric drug use among women could be driving aggressive behaviors labeled as ‘Karen’. The drugs’ side effects deserve scrutiny, not jokes.

A new analysis argues diversity-driven hiring in airlines may have contributed to pilot-error crashes. The piece questions whether merit should come before quotas when lives are at stake.

A 13-year-old Australian boy, Austin Appelbee, swam back to shore for four hours and ran for help after his mother and siblings were swept out to sea. His quick thinking, description of the missing family, and faith helped rescue crews find them safely.

Newly reported emails and footage show Prince Andrew stayed nine days at Jeffrey Epstein’s New York townhouse in 2010. The trip contradicts his past statements and includes emails referencing young women, cash requests and a schedule of parties. Documents and video raise new questions about who knew what and why this visit was mischaracterized.

Timothy Busfield has been indicted in New Mexico on four counts of criminal sexual contact of a child. The charges come after allegations from two minors who said inappropriate touching took place on a TV set. The case will be handled by the Bernalillo County Special Victims Unit and is expected to move to trial.

Senator Jon Ossoff requires government ID for his rally yet fights voter ID laws. That double standard deserves a closer look.

President Donald Trump stood his ground after a social post auto-played a Lion King parody clip that featured caricatures of several public figures. The White House called media coverage a distraction from economic wins while reporters pressed the president for an apology. He declined, saying he had viewed only part of the clip and that it was meant to highlight alleged voter fraud.

British-American skier Gus Kenworthy urinated words into fresh snow and posted the act on social media to protest U.S. ICE. The stunt drew local protests, no IOC punishment, and fresh debate over political speech at the Olympics.