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MEL K EXCLUSIVE: The Operating System Behind Defending Democracy
A coalition catalogued 221 threats from an administration that did not yet exist. A year later it published its own scorecard.
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Federal Judge Throws Out Lawsuit Against Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit Monday that sought to declare President Trump's Religious Liberty Commission unlawful, handing the White House a clean victory on one of its signature faith-based initiatives.
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Hegseth Awards Mexican Border Defense Medals
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth awarded several Marines with the Mexican Border Defense Medal during an award ceremony.
Exclusives
14 Months & Zero Releases
Remember when America's southern border was a national embarrassment? When cartel coyotes ran the show and Border Patrol agents were reduced to processing clerks for a catch and release circus that stretched from Eagle Pass to Washington, D.C.? That nightmare is dead and buried.
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Talarico Says He’s Influenced by ‘Islamic Mystics’
Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico said in a recent interview that he has been influenced by Islamic mystics as much as he has been influenced by Christian authors.
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Trump to Thune: No Recess Until Senate Passes Election Security Bill
President Donald Trump on Monday demanded Senate Majority Leader John Thune cancel the August recess and keep lawmakers in Washington until the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act passes, threatening to end the legislative standoff by any means necessary.
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Trump Orders Smithsonian to Place Ideological Warnings
President Trump has ordered the Smithsonian to implement signage warning guests of its ideological push within its exhibits.
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Appeals Court Blocks Trump’s Plan to Stop Noncitizens from Getting Mail Ballots
Twenty-three states have successfully blocked President Donald Trump's effort to create a federal list of eligible voters, dealing a significant blow to the administration's push to secure mail-in voting ahead of future elections.
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USCIS Ends Asylum Interviews
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that it will be implementing a new rule to reduce backlogs in its asylum system.
Legal
James Comey Moves to Dismiss ’86 47′ Lawsuit
Former FBI Director James Comey has requested a court toss the case accusing him of threatening President Trump's life with seashells arranged in such a manner as to read "86 47."
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House Members Push Lawsuit to Force Courts to Rule on Iran War
A group of House members filed a resolution Monday aimed at compelling Speaker Mike Johnson to sue the Trump administration over what they call violations of the War Powers Resolution of 1973, marking the first time Congress has formally sought court intervention since the law took effect.
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Judge Limits BBC’s Arguments in Trump Win
A federal judge ruled that the BBC cannot re-litigate the January 6 U.S. Capitol protest surrounding President Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the broadcaster.
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9/11 Families Want to Ban Mamdani from Anniversary
Families of 9/11 victims have launched a petition that demands New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani be banned from participating in anniversary events for the 2001 terror attacks.
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Cracker Barrel CEO Steps Down After Woke Fallout
Cracker Barrel announced that CEO Julie Masino will leave her position on August 10.
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Morocco to Name Highway After Trump
President Trump indicated that Morocco is set to name a highway after him.
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Sen. Cotton Demands Federal Probe Into Harvard’s $630M in Chinese Funding
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) sent a formal letter Monday to Education Secretary Linda McMahon calling for an investigation into Harvard University's financial ties to China, citing newly published data showing the Ivy League school has taken in more foreign money than any other college in the country.
Politics
Fauci’s Diary Entries Reveal Fixation on Fame
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) released diary entries from Dr. Anthony Fauci, uncovered during his investigation into the former NIAID director.
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Biden Abandons Fight to Hide Ghostwriter Tapes From Congress
Former President Joe Biden dropped his lawsuit Friday seeking to block the release of audio recordings from private interviews he gave to a memoir ghostwriter, clearing the way for Congress to access the material.
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Texas Governor Drops Hammer: Data Center Giant Backs Down
A global semiconductor company has pulled the plug on a controversial data center project in rural Texas after Governor Greg Abbott made clear the development didn't meet the state's standards for protecting residents.
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Trump Opens Trade Investigation Into EU After Google Hit With $1B Fine
President Trump announced Friday he is launching a formal Section 301 trade investigation into European Union practices after the EU slapped Google with a fresh $1 billion antitrust fine, escalating a long-running transatlantic dispute over how Europe treats American technology companies.