Gavin Newsom

Two Americas on Public Safety: Abbott Highlights Texas’ Pro‑Police Record Amid Rising Anti‑Enforcement Rhetoric in Blue States

A deep national divide over public safety isn’t emerging — it’s already here, and it’s impossible to miss. In state after state, Democratic governors and big‑city sanctuary leaders have spent years tearing down law enforcement, tying the hands of federal agencies, and feeding a narrative that treats officers as political adversaries instead of public servants. And then there’s Texas. Governor Greg Abbott has built one of the strongest, most unapologetically pro‑law‑enforcement records in the country, and he hasn’t blinked once.

Two Americas on Public Safety: Abbott Highlights Texas’ Pro‑Police Record Amid Rising

Jon Kahn Says His New Song ‘After It Burns’ Is About What We Believe as Conservatives: ‘You Get Knocked Down, You Get Up, and Look for What’s Next’

Breitbart’s own Jon Kahn, the singer-songwriter behind the Trump-inspired, Billboard-topping song “Fighter,” is saying words he never thought possible just a year after losing his home of 20 years in the devastating Palisades fires: “I think it might end up being the best thing that ever happened to me.”

Singer/Songwriter Jon Kahn. (Courtesy of Jon Kahn Music)

GOP, Conservatives Blast Democrats’ ‘Vile,’ ‘Reckless’ Anti‑Guard Rhetoric After D.C. Shooting

Republicans and conservative voices blasted what they called Democrats’ “vile,” “dangerous,” and “reckless” rhetoric toward the National Guard, arguing that days of escalating attacks from leading Democrats have “put a target on the backs of every person in uniform” and created real-world danger for service members — pointing to Wednesday’s shooting of two Guardsmen near the White House as the latest consequence.

USCIS - National Guard soldiers gather near a crime scene after a shooting in downtown Was