Dolly Parton’s Passing Country music legend Dolly Parton died at 80 after a brief battle with cancer in Nashville. Tributes continue for the Appalachian icon whose songs, humor, and generosity crossed every political line for decades. Protecting Her True Legacy Jack Posobiec is joined by Peachy Keenan and Thomas Corbett-Dillon to push back against efforts to rewrite Dolly as a partisan figure. She spent her career refusing endorsements, declining presidential medals from both parties, and insisting she was an entertainer—not an activist—with fans on every side.The Left’s Spin on Dolly As the nation mourns, voices on the left are already claiming her. The Communist Party USA posted a tribute calling her a “working class woman” who spoke out against racism, sexism, and homophobia, highlighting her philanthropy and solidarity while framing her as one of their own. The panel examines this selective rewriting and what it reveals about cultural ownership after a unifying figure’s death. Darline Graham Update In South Carolina, Sen. Darline Graham—sister of the late Lindsey Graham and Trump-backed interim appointee—has won the GOP runoff for the full Senate term, defeating Rep. Ralph Norman. She now advances to the November general election against Democrat Annie Andrews in the solidly red state. Auron MacIntyre on Antifa Blaze Media host and The Total State author Auron MacIntyre joins to break down the latest on Antifa. The State Department has just sanctioned the Italy-based A/I Collective (Autistici/Inventati), which provided encrypted digital infrastructure used by violent Antifa cells—including Portland’s Rose City Antifa—as well as other radical left networks and even groups tied to Hamas and Iran’s IRGC. MacIntyre examines the broader threat and the ongoing federal push against left-wing extremism.
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