When politics becomes performance art, common sense disappears. Rosie O’Donnell’s “safety check” visit to America says more about narcissistic political drama than reality. Meanwhile, everyday Americans keep building, believing, and living free.

A West Chicago teacher says he was forced to resign after posting two words: “Go ICE.” When supporting immigration enforcement becomes a firing offense, what does that say about free speech in public schools?

At the Munich Security Conference, Hillary Clinton hosted a panel on “girls’ rights” — featuring a biological male as the first “female” voice. If we can’t define what a girl is, how can we defend girls? Words matter. Truth matters.

College football has shifted from strict NCAA rule enforcement to NIL-driven economics. Extra eligibility years and court rulings prove one thing: when incentives change, behavior changes. Every time.

San Francisco teachers demand higher pay and full health coverage, despite six-figure salaries and struggling student performance. Should compensation follow results? Todd breaks down the debate over education, accountability, and taxpayer responsibility.

A major study suggests ultra-processed foods use the same engineering tactics as Big Tobacco. Addiction, dopamine, and profit-driven design—sound familiar? Todd connects the dots between corporate power, government oversight, and common-sense skepticism.

Another trans athlete is competing at the 2026 Winter Games—but this time in the correct division. So why the media silence? Because this story doesn’t force fantasy into policy or demand public compliance.

Olympic boxing controversy reminds us that feelings don’t change facts. When biology is ignored in women’s sports, fairness disappears—and truth eventually steps back into the ring.

Career bureaucrats don’t outrank the President. If federal officials refuse to carry out lawful policy, accountability isn’t radical—it’s necessary.

The Left confuses equality with sameness. Ending gifted programs doesn’t create fairness—it stifles excellence. True compassion lets kids discover their God-given strengths and pursue them confidently.