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Malcolm Nance talks a lot. An awful lot. And almost always about Malcolm Nance. Nance, MSNBC's former go-to military "expert," has once again talked far too much about himself, and now he's painted himself into a very tight corner. Nance's yarns about his military service have been challenged by other veterans for years, and when Nance had a severe, TDS-inspired meltdown on X last week, veterans again called him out. Nance then issued a challenge to one of them, Dave Parke, to prove his claims on national TV or radio.

The maxim "you don't hate the media enough" has never proven truer than in the two weeks since Donald Trump was voted back into the White House. Not willing to take some time for self-reflection to ponder why they were so soundly thrashed at the ballot box, the left and their lapdog media seem to be, as another maxim says, stuck on stupid. Case in point: the media's reaction to the verdict in the Laken Riley murder case. For those who haven't been following the case closely, Laken Riley, a nursing student living in Athens, Georgia, was brutally murdered in February of this year by illegal alien Jose Ibarra,

In 2020, in a sad show of political pandering, then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), and several other Democrat lawmakers took a knee in the Capitol Visitor Center, wearing African kente cloth scarves, to show solidarity with a drug addict and career criminal, George Floyd. Floyd's death has been hashed over time and again, and there's no need to repeat that discussion here. But the pandering by Congressional Democrats is interesting in light of another event-- the Wednesday sentencing of Jose Ibarra, who was convicted of the murder of Laken Riley.

We’ve reported on how FBI officials were panicking when Trump won the presidential election, worrying that there would be a "bloodbath" of layoffs as the President-elect cleaned house after their endless persecutions of him. But now FBI and Department of Justice officials are freaking out even more with the announcement that Trump picked former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz to be his attorney general. Multiple current and former senior Justice Department and FBI officials have begun reaching out to lawyers in anticipation of being criminally investigated by the Trump administration, according to three people with knowledge of their deliberations. Following Trump’s decisive election victory,

Powerful forces are out to derail Pete Hegseth’s bid to become secretary of defense and carry out President-elect Donald Trump’s plans to reform the Pentagon. The Army veteran and former Fox News host has been hammered by a stream of inflammatory accusations in recent days, from past allegations of sexual assault to absurd and baseless claims that his faith-based tattoos reveal him as a white supremacist. Hegseth, of course, has never faced criminal charges, has never been connected to any white supremacy groups or activities and has never deviated from his loyalty to country — so these preposterous attacks merely reveal the desperation of those seeking to subvert his confirmation.

Comedian and talk show host John Oliver stirred up some controversy during a recent broadcast in which he argued that allowing trans-identified men to compete in girls’ sports was acceptable and not a risk to the safety of female athletes. “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling quickly countered Oliver’s claims and explained why forcing female athletes to compete with men is unfair and dangerous. During the episode, Oliver discussed how Republicans effectively used Vice President Kamala Harris’ support for biological males in women’s sports against her during the 2024 campaign. He lamented the fact that Harris’ campaign failed “to formulate a response, especially because it’s pretty easy to do.”

Senator-elect Adam Schiff (D-CA) said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” that he did not overstate President-elect Donald Trump’s collusion with Russia during the 2016 campaign. Host Jake Tapper said, “I’m looking at these nominees, Tulsi Gabbard to be director of National Intelligence possibly Kash Patel to be head of the FBI. Gaetz at DOJ, RFK Jr. at HHS and others and obviously he is bringing a group of people to disrupt. I mean, that is what Speaker Johnson said. I’m wondering about how much anybody in Washington is is being introspective at all about why there is this kind of opening for disruptors, if not necessarily these individuals.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press” that “America deserves better” than President-elect Donald Trump’s cabinet picks. Host Kristen Welker said, “I want to ask you now about that report that the House Ethics committee was set to vote on to release into former Congressman Matt Gaetz, of course, President-elect Trump’s pick to be the next attorney general. Speaker Johnson is now saying that the report should not be released. What’s your reaction to what Speaker Johnson is saying?” Jeffries said, “Of course, it should be released. And that’s not just Democrats saying that. You have repeatedly seen Senate Republicans

Space has become a critical domain for national security and is now seen as a potential “warfighting domain.” Once considered a benign and cooperative environment, it has evolved into a battleground for global power dynamics. In response, during his first term, President Trump revitalized the National Space Council, inaugurated Space Force, and championed initiatives like the Artemis Accords and NASA’s Lunar ambitions. Additionally, through his relationship with Elon Musk and SpaceX, Trump aims to accelerate the development of U.S. space capabilities, ensuring the nation stays ahead of rivals like Russia and China.

Donald Trump’s signature dance moves to the song Y.M.C.A has become a cultural phenomenon. Argentian President Javier Milei could not help but break out Trump’s signature dance during a recent visit to Mar-a-Lago for CPAC’s Investors Summit. [Tweet, video] On Saturday night, UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones celebrated his victory over Stipe Miocic at UFC 309 by busting out his moves. [Tweet, video] The dance has even gone international! Players from Barnsley did the Trump dance after scoring a goal against Cambridge United. [Tweet, video] After years of controversy over players kneeling during the National Anthem, things seem to be shifting in the NFL.

In recent weeks, rumors have swirled that President Trump may nominate former Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Dr. Ben Carson for the role of Surgeon General. On Sunday morning, Dr. Carson laid those rumors to rest. In a post on X, Dr. Carson wrote, “I am excited to speak with President Trump about how I will continue to advance the America First agenda, and I am meeting with him in the near future.” Carson added, “However, contrary to reports, I will not be serving as the Surgeon General.”

Two of the best pieces of advice I've ever received in my life came from my brother, who gifted me with these gems: "Never pass up a free meal or a free beer," and "Always be careful where you stick your finger next." I have passed those tidbits on myself from time to time, and I'm going to have to add "Never pay any serious attention to modern art" to the list. Why? At Sotheby's in New York, the latest iteration of a work of art consisting of a banana duct-taped to a wall is expected to fetch a million dollars at auction. Yes, really. The yellow banana fixed to the white wall