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If we were to believe Democrats and the media, which are the same thing, we would think America to be the most violent and crime-ridden country in the world. Irony abounds in that Democrats are the party of political violence and the sponsors and enablers of all kinds of criminals. They particularly seem to delight in freeing violent criminals and pedophiles.

In the 126 years since 1900, nearly 90 percent of the midterm elections have led to the party in the Oval Office losing House seats, and two-thirds of those same elections have led to it losing Senate seats. Given this history, midterm losses of some sort in 2026 were almost a sure bet. But what ensued in November went well beyond all normal expectations. When all the votes are tabulated, the current blue wave may match the massive midterm losses that buried Bill Clinton in 1994 and Barack Obama in 2010.

First, what does this massive 2026 slapdown now portend?

After Democrats took hold of Texas on Election Day, many Texans are raising questions of whether the election was fair and if fraud took place.

Numerous irregularities in Texas’ voter totals are causing many across the state to wonder if illegal votes were cast in the Texas election.

On Sunday, CBS’s 60 Minutes aired a pre-taped interview with President Trump, and on Monday, all of the broadcast news morning shows used it to go after the President and his new Chief of Staff, Stephen Miller. On Sunday night, CNN’s special, Midterms 2026, did much of the same, but during their focus on the immigration issue, an ugly accusation against white people was made by CNN’s Van Jones.

FRISCO, Texas—Toyota’s next big bet is on a very small truck.

The Japanese automaker is rebooting its Scion brand, which for 13 years sold small and entry-level vehicles aimed at younger buyers, as an experimental lab for making things besides traditional cars.

Scion will start by selling the sort of microsize pickup truck that is beloved by Japanese buyers but long off-limits to Americans.

WASHINGTON — War Secretary Pete Hegseth went on a fiery tirade Tuesday against Rep. Thomas Massie over his bid to impeach the Pentagon chief, accusing the “rogue legislator” of “sabotage.”

Hegseth, who took the unprecedented step of campaigning against Massie’s (R-Ky.) bid for re-election earlier this year while leading the US military, insisted that he has done nothing worthy of being just the third cabinet official in US history to be impeached, adding: “This is not patriotism. This is sabotage.”

NEW: “No Secretary of War or Secretary of Defense has ever been impeached for carrying out lawful military operations.”

Secretary Pete Hegseth pushes back against an impeachment threat, pointing to 250 years of American history and military operations under presidents from both parties.

He cites Reagan in Lebanon, Clinton in Kosovo, Obama in Iraq and Syria, and Biden’s operations in the same region.

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In 1920, with the ratification of the 19th Amendment, America commenced an experiment whose consequences are still unfolding. Women’s suffrage was only the beginning. Over the ensuing century, women steadily expanded their influence in work, education, government, politics, nonprofits, NGOs, and institutions shaping American life. Women now outnumber men on college campuses and have begun to dominate certain institutions.

Last Tuesday’s election wasn’t a blue wave or even a blue tsunami: It was a blue apocalypse.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.), who leads the one notable bright spot on the map, referred to the wipeout as “close to an extinction-level event” for the GOP. It was the worst midterm defeat for one party in over a half-century.

Much of the postmortem conversation has focused on why this massacre happened. Was it the Iran war? Was it the tariffs? Was it corruption? Was it the “Epstein files” mess?

On November 5, the Council on American-Islamic Relations suspended its Florida operations after the state’s designation of the group as a domestic terrorist organization took effect. A federal judge declined to block the designation, while protecting access to legal services. CAIR is appealing. The dispute poses a question beyond the courtroom: how does a republic distinguish legitimate political activity from organized efforts to undermine the constitutional order that makes such activity possible?

Erika Kirk has spoken out after Dave Chappelle and leftist podcaster Jennifer Welch both engaged in grotesque invective about her husband, slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

Erica kirk took to her social media to blast the obscene “jokes” about her husband.

Chappelle is a recently minted Muslim, the woman is just a fool.