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‘The Punisher: One Last Kill’ Ending Explained: Is Curtis Dead? What About Karen?

At first glance, there’s not much about the ending of The Punisher: One Last Kill that needs explaining, because most of the Marvel TV special’s second half is one long and appropriately punishing action sequence where Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) must fight his way through an endless stream of assassins after Ma Gnu…

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Brazil presidential hopeful Flávio Bolsonaro denies wrongdoing after asking banker for $12 million

Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, talks on the phone as he arrives for the swearing-in ceremony for justices Nunes Marques and Andre Mendonca as president and vice president of Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court in Brasilia, Brazil, Tuesday, May 12, 2026. (AP Photo/Eraldo Peres)

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The Liberal Media Is Finally Noticing Democrats Are Willing To Shred The Rule Of Law

Democrats have anointed themselves the defenders of democracy and protectors of the rule of law. For years, the liberal media has been more than willing to help push that narrative. But after the state Supreme Court struck down the Virginia gerrymander, the reaction from Democrats was so extreme that even their usua…

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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Good Omens’ Season 3 On Prime Video, An Abbreviated Conclusion To The Story Of Aziraphale And Crowley

Production for the third and final season of Good Omens had already started when showrunner Neil Gaiman was accused of sexual assault by multiple women. He stepped down from the show, though he is credited with co-writing the finale. It’s a big reason why we’re now presented this scaled-back 90-minute finale instead…

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Witness protection enriches the rule of Law

Crime has increased progressively across the globe in recent years, with criminal syndicates employing more sophisticated methods in their criminal activities, and also in the intimidation of witnesses. Victims and witnesses may be reluctant to give information and evidence because of perceived or actual intimidatio…

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The fall of a fixer

In a week filled with drama, investigations into the purchase of Airbus aircraft and related allegations of bribery and corruption took centre stage, leading to the death of former Sri Lankan Airlines Chief Executive Officer Kapila Chandrasena and the questioning of former President Mahinda Rajapaksa.

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Covering for court-packing, Trump ordering a Cuba Libre and other commentary

“Politico’s Josh Gerstein illustrated precisely” this week how, if Democrats “try to pack the Supreme Court, the media would run cover for the enterprise,” flags National Review’s Charles C.W. Cooke. Gerstein noted Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s advice to Americans to “defend the judicial system against salvos that…

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Experts blast ‘distorted’ New York Times article alleging rape of Palestinians: ‘Evil Hamas propaganda’

An incendiary article published by the New York Times, which alleges horrific widespread rape of Palestinians at the hands of Israeli prison guards and soldiers, has been slammed by experts — who say that it lacks legitimate evidence and is the type of cartoonishly evil propaganda that would make “Goebbels blush.”

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Neo-Nazi cult leader ‘Commander Butcher’ gets 15 years for online calls to violence that led to shooting

Neo-Nazi cult leader Michail Chkhikvishvili — whose propaganda inspired real-world bloodshed, including a deadly Nashville school shooting — was sentenced Wednesday to 15 years in prison by a New York federal judge who called his crimes “extraordinarily serious.”

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