A new visa restriction announced June 26 by Secretary of State Marco Rubio under President Trump’s leadership targets drug traffickers, their families, and close associates.
A 51-year-old Arizona man admitted to murdering and crucifying a local pastor in a brutal attack he claims was part of a nationwide plan to kill Christian leaders. Adam Christopher Sheafe confessed during a jailhouse interview to killing 76-year-old Pastor William Schonemann in New River in April, stating the act was religiously motivated.
Maine Rep. Laurel Libby (R) regained her full speaking and voting rights Wednesday after being censured by state Democrats for publicly criticizing the inclusion of a transgender-identifying male in a girls’ high school sports competition. Her reinstatement came five months after Democrats stripped her floor privileges for refusing to apologize for a social media post naming the athlete.
A high-level Senate briefing on June 26, 2025, confirmed the success of President Trump’s precision airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, sending shockwaves through Capitol Hill and silencing critics who doubted his bold leadership.
The left is losing its mind over a few memes, and it’s both hilarious and telling. The Trump administration’s social media team has leaned hard into internet culture, churning out viral content that’s got the MAGA base chuckling and the progressive crowd in a frenzy.
Former Representative Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) sparked controversy during a live appearance on CNN Wednesday, claiming that the stress from being called the “N-word” daily contributes to high rates of chronic illness among Black Americans. His remarks came during a heated discussion on race and political rhetoric.
House Republicans have subpoenaed two current and former ActBlue officials as part of an investigation into what they describe as “widespread” fraud on the Democratic Party’s primary fundraising platform. The subpoenas, obtained by The New York Post, target a current senior workflow specialist and former Vice President of Customer Service Alyssa Twomey.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes joined 21 other Democratic attorneys general in a coordinated push to ensure hospitals perform emergency abortions. The group sent a letter Tuesday to the American Hospital Association, emphasizing that hospitals remain legally obligated to provide abortion care under federal law in certain emergency situations.
