Zo Rachel and Bill Whittle launch the campaign to make America grateful again.
Zo Rachel and Bill Whittle launch the campaign to make America grateful again.
You’ve heard that robots will replace all of us eventually, but at least one high-profile droid gets fired everywhere.
Sen. Tom Cotton studies the fighting posture of the U.S. Navy and what he finds should leave you with a sinking feeling.
The future of private human space exploration is billionaires like Branson, Bezos, and Musk riding to the heavens on a plume of “the people’s money”.
Conservatives can have fun defeating Progressive ideas.
You can ignore reality, but it won’t ignore you.
When a plane gets hijacked by a team of white males, a female vampire is all that stands between them and their evil designs.
Bill Whittle recalls a similar catastrophe in Seoul, South Korea, which identifies the exact structural defect which causes deadly tragedies like this.
Justin Chester, desperate for work and failing to get responses by showering employers with resumes online, takes it to the street and “panhandles” for work.
A U.S. Marine takes a bullet in the back in Times Square, and New York Mayor Bill de Blasio floods the zone with cops. Is it time to re-fund the police in Democrat-run towns where crime climbs?
More local governments splinter as people try to gain control over their lives and escape badly run larger governments.
We celebrate rebellion, but there are good rebels and bad rebels. What’s the difference between the two?
With massive brutal savagery on a scale never see before or after, millions fell to terror, weapons, fire and starvation. Will we really “never see the like of it again”?
Bill Whittle demonstrates how conservatives to can ensure their ideas about voting rights, voter ID and election integrity are not just true, but have the ring of truth.
Stephen Green ambushes Bill Whittle and Scott Ott with the top and bottom stories of the week to get their hottest takes.