Andrew Stiles

Ro Khanna finally did something worth mentioning. The anti-capitalist congressman from Silicon Valley has dethroned Nancy Pelosi as the most prolific stock trader on Capitol Hill.

Karen Attiah finally prevailed after demanding to speak to the manager. The Washington Post must rehire the radical left-wing columnist with full back pay and benefits because the paper lacked "good and sufficient cause" to fire her last year, a private arbitrator ruled last week.

Remember the reluctant MAGA converts who assured us Donald Trump would moderate his tone and pivot to pragmatism after the election(s)? Well, he didn't do any of that. They failed to account for the fact that Trump will never change.

Barack Obama's legacy continues to fester, wreaking havoc on future generations of American leaders.

Abdul El-Sayed wants to hire a "Jewish liaison" to burnish his image with Jews who might have concerns about his antisemitic baggage. Sounds like a fun job!

Ladies and gentlemen, please keep the journalists in your thoughts and prayers this week. They are working through some very big feelings in the wake of a "scandal" involving a mainstream news outlet daring to publish an accurate story about a Democrat.

Back in the day, Barack Obama and his closest aides were often hailed—by fawning journalists and other Democrats—as the pinnacle of human intellect. They were a bona fide "team of geniuses" brimming with "talents" and "education," meritocracy at its finest. George Stephanopoulos, the former Democratic spokesman turned mainstream news anchor, called it the most impressive combination of "star power and brain power" ever assembled in his lifetime.

Abdul El-Sayed is under attack from right-wing provocateurs who won't stop noticing the controversial figures in his orbit. Earlier this week, the Washington Free Beacon dared to report on Abdelhamid Algizawi, the imam at the Ann Arbor mosque El-Sayed frequently attends.

It's been 25 years since terrorists attacked the United States and killed 3,000 Americans. At the time, most people could agree that this was bad.

James Talarico, 37, may have finally taken his first step on the road to financial independence. The Democratic candidate appears to have drawn down the checking account he shares with his mommy, Tamara Talarico, according to his latest financial disclosure.