Trump’s ‘Year Zero’ Is Over. Now Comes the Reckoning
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The president’s terrifying revolution came to Washington in 2025. It will ultimately be the year the revolution was lost
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Trump Is Going to Have a Hard Time Winning on Iran
Posted in: Culture FeaturesDonald Trump has vowed to protect demonstrators in Iran, but the United States doesn't have many good options
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Why Venezuela Could Be a Turning Point in Gen Z’s Support for Trump
Posted in: Culture FeaturesGrowing up in the wake of endless wars, young men liked his pledge to be 'the peace president.' This latest move breaks that promise
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Dear Ashley Tisdale: It’s Not Hilary Duff’s Fault You’re Lonely
Posted in: Culture FeaturesControversy over Ashley Tisdale's celebrity mom group feud highlights how mothers in America are isolated and overworked
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Trump’s Unhinged Power Grab Opens Pandora’s Box
Posted in: Culture FeaturesDonald Trump and his team are dead set on dominating the Western Hemisphere, starting with Venezuela. Russia and China couldn't be happier
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Does Trump Have a Plan for Venezuela?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe United States captured Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, but appears to want to keep his regime in control of the oil-rich nation
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Trump’s Year of Media Capture
Posted in: Culture FeaturesPresident Donald Trump spent 2025 attacking the media, while using his power to extract multi-million-dollar settlements from compliant news outlets
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TPUSA’s America Fest Conference Showcased the Right’s Civil War
Posted in: Culture FeaturesProminent conservative influencers and lawmakers sparred at TPUSA's America Fest, it's first major conference since the murder of Charlie Kirk
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Charlie Kirk’s Afterlife as AI Slop Is No Accident
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe assassination of Charlie Kirk turned him into fodder for AI-generated deepfakes and memes even while conservatives memorialized him as a martyr
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Nick Reiner and the Weight of a Famous Name
Posted in: Culture Features‘Dopey’ podcast host David Manheim reflects on knowing Nick Reiner, the bonds of addiction, and the pressure of legacy
