Trump’s proposed triumphal arch is more than a monument; it’s a message. While critics shriek about “authoritarian symbolism” and scramble for fresh hashtags, he’s turning their outrage…

They came to Crans-Montana for fireworks and champagne, not body bags and blackened walls. Survivors describe a blur of heat, darkness, and crushing bodies as the bar…

A former TSA agent’s account of routine cash and passport couriers moving effortlessly through Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport raises brutal questions about who knew what, and when….

That little plastic disc is called a seat belt stop button, and its job is deceptively simple: it keeps the metal latch from sliding all the way…

Tim Walz didn’t stumble into this lie; he built it. For years he’s smeared ICE and Border Patrol as “fascists,” comparing them to the Gestapo, priming his…

Sometimes the best laughter comes from stories that unfold slowly and end with a quiet twist rather than a loud punchline. This kind of humor doesn’t rely…

Moles are common clusters of pigmented skin cells, and most remain harmless throughout life. When a mole stays uniform in color, shape, and size, it usually isn’t…

Recent moves by several West African governments to limit entry for U.S. citizens point to more than a temporary diplomatic disagreement. Instead, they reflect a growing desire…