Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Republicans in the state have delivered another huge win to secure the future of our country by making it more difficult for the Communists…er, Democrats…to ever win back control. On Wednesday – the same day the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that all of these Democrat congressional districts down South drawn … Read more
No one believes the Iranian state media except Iranians and Democrats. Everyone else knows Iranian state media outlets are nothing but conduits of propaganda for the regime. In that way, they are much like the ‘mainstream’ legacy media in America; they are propaganda outlets for the Domestic Terrorist Party. With that in mind, it is … Read more
California is mess. We’ve known this for some time. But it appears as though a reckoning may be coming. Last week after L.A. mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt dramatically dropped from second to third place and lost his chance to compete against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in November, U.S. attorney Bill Essayli vowed to investigate. He … Read more
The deeper investigators dig, the more fraud they are finding in blue states like Minnesota. If Democrats had consciences, they’d be ashamed of themselves. But they’re not, of course, because the money was being stolen by constituents. And as long as people are voting for them, it’s easy for Democrats to look the other way. … Read more
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel apologized for his “roast” of First Lady Melania Trump, saying that people misunderstood his joke about her being “an expectant widow.” In his opening monologue of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Monday night, Kimmel refused to accept any responsibility or offer an actual apology. “It was a very light roast joke about … Read more
What Three Dollars Bought By the time Adeline and Silas Carter pulled their old Honda off the county road and onto the gravel lane beside the Jenkins estate sale, they had exactly three dollars and a little change between them, one extra sweater folded in the back seat, and a paper sack with crackers they … Read more
What the Buried Leave Behind Three hours ago I was nobody. A ghost. A girl the world had already buried and forgotten. My own mother had worn black at my memorial service, cried pretty tears for the cameras, and told everyone I was troubled, unstable, probably dead in a ditch somewhere. Then she took my … Read more
The Quiet Man My grandfather was the quietest person in every room he ever entered. Not shy, not withdrawn, not socially inept the way people sometimes describe quiet men to soften the observation. He was simply a person who had decided, at some point in his life, that most things did not require comment, and … Read more
My mother was holding the cake when I walked through the door. I had driven forty minutes from my apartment to my parents’ house in Dallas with a trunk full of groceries they had asked me to pick up, because that was the kind of thing I did, the kind of daughter I had always … Read more
Strategized narrative expansion with professional tone and structural refinement My name is Esther Scottwell. I am twenty-nine years old, I teach eighth-grade English at a public school in Brookline, I drive a Toyota Camry with one hundred and twelve thousand miles on it, and on the afternoon of my wedding I watched my sister get … Read more
