Kevin Downey

If you've been listening to my daily radio program, The Kevin Downey, Jr. Show (heard worldwide… ahem ), you know that I've been busting my guts

Every time I perform my stand-up act for an audience that is somehow aligned, such as a fundraiser at a VFW hall, where everyone knows everyone, I

Pam Bondi was sent to the Attorney General showers on April 2, 2026, after nearly a year of few indictments. The acting attorney general, Todd Blanche, was appointed the same day, and the contrast between Blanche and Bondi is so bright, we gotta wear shades.

As a former New York City liberal, I can assure you that leftists value nothing more than victimhood, which is hard to come by for the millions of white, educated, urban-dwellers, the sacrificial lambs/financial backbones of the communist “revolution,” whose greatest obstacle to happiness lately was a near strike of high-rise doormen. Imagine the unimaginable: having to open your own door or, heaven forbid, being forced to face your DoorDash driver.

After roughly 13 years on the job as a Washington D.C. policeman, Officer Matthew Mahl was named the first openly gay person to be chairman of the police union in 2016. Last month, Lt. Mahl was busted trying to meet a 15-year-old for sex.

We hear — constantly — about the myth of "white privilege," the belief that white people are where they are in life because of the color of our skin

When I was a kid in the 1970s, Canada seemed like utopia: cleaner, safer, nicer people, and with better hockey players. That was an understandable conclusion considering I grew up in Detroit.

The streets of America are flowing with Democratic Party blood (figuratively speaking. Any real blood you see is likely that of a white person who was gutted by a career criminal still walking the streets because there are too many "justice-impacted" thugs serving the time for doing the crime).

SCUBA divers performing routine maintenance on a drinking water dam in Alabama found what is being called a "grenade-like IED" bomb at the base of the structure.

Albert Einstein wrote a letter to his son in the 1950s about American politics: "There's something amazing about America's democracy, it's got a