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Biden-Era CIA Doc Calls Motherhood ‘Extremist’
America First Legal recently reported that a Biden-era CIA document called motherhood and homemaking "extremist."
Pentagon Reportedly Orders 3,000 Paratroopers to the Middle East
The Pentagon is preparing to deploy a 3,000-person brigade combat team from the Army's 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East in support of ongoing U.S. and Israeli military operations against Iran, according to a source familiar with the plan, first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
Senate Confirms Trump’s New Fraud Hunter
The Senate confirmed Colin McDonald on Tuesday as the Justice Department's top fraud prosecutor, putting a veteran federal attorney in charge of a sweeping effort to recover billions of taxpayer dollars lost to state-level fraud schemes.
‘Monster’ Abortionist Dies in Prison
Kermit Gosnell, a doctor convicted of murdering babies after they had been born, reportedly died in a Pennsylvania prison.
California Sues Trump Admin to Block Oil Comeback
The state of California has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over an order demanding that Sable Offshore Corporation restart its oil pipelines in the state.
Pentagon Awards Purple Hearts Those Who Killed ISIS Attacker
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll and Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Weimer personally awarded eight Meritorious Service Medals and two Purple Hearts to Old Dominion University ROTC cadets this week for stopping the March 12 terrorist attack on the Norfolk, Virginia campus.
New Presidential Envoy Revealed
Nick Adams will serve as the special presidential envoy for "American tourism, exceptionalism, and values."
Grassley Exposes Scope of Jack Smith Subpoena Effort
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith went after more than two years' worth of records for now-FBI Director Kash Patel as part of his investigation into President Trump, Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) revealed.
California School District Sold Diplomas to Chinese Students
A California public school district allegedly issued fraudulent high school diplomas to students living in China through a secret "sister school" partnership, a sweeping new audit has found.
Pentagon Changes Press Policy After Court Pressure
The Pentagon has updated its media policy after a court issued an order demanding that the Trump administration's press access policy be changed, arguing that it was unconstitutional.
Costa Rica Agrees to Take Deportees
Costa Rica has signed an initial agreement with the United States to accept deportees from other countries.
Senator Claims Trump ‘Lying’ About Iranian Talks
Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) told CNN's Kasie Hunt on "The Arena" that President Trump is "lying" about holding discussions with Iran.
House GOP Probes Billions in California Hospice Fraud
Republicans on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform launched a formal investigation into what they're calling "rampant taxpayer fraud" in California's hospice industry, demanding records from Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and raising questions about billions in Medicare losses.
Biden Judge Blocks RFK Jr. From Saying Trans Procedures Are Unsafe for Kids
A federal judge appointed under the former Biden administration has blocked the Trump administration from enforcing a Health and Human Services declaration that labeled gender-transition procedures for minors "neither safe nor effective."
Taliban Releases American Man
A U.S. citizen held by the Taliban for more than a year without charges has been released.
Markwayne Mullin Confirmed as DHS Chief
The Senate confirmed Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) as Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security on Monday night in a 54-45 vote.
GOP Moves to End VIP Airport Perks for Congress
Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA) introduced legislation Tuesday to strip members of Congress of their airport security perks as TSA agents miss paychecks and American families face lines stretching hours at airport checkpoints across the country.
DOJ Charges Iranians in Google Trade Secret Theft
A federal grand jury indicted three Iranian software engineers last month for allegedly stealing trade secrets from technology companies including Google, the Department of Justice announced.
Trump Claims Memphis Federal Crackdown Triggered One of the Fastest Crime Drops in U.S. History
President Donald Trump traveled to Memphis on Monday to personally tout the results of a federal law enforcement surge in the city, telling attendees at a Safe Task Force Roundtable that the operation had produced one of the largest and fastest crime declines in American history.
Tucker Carlson’s Dangerous Drift: When “America First” Becomes Anti-Israel—and Something More
In recent months, Tucker Carlson has crossed a line that should concern every serious observer of American politics, faith, and culture.
Marco Rubio to Testify in Foreign Lobbying Trial
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to testify in a corruption case centering on a Florida congressman accused of lobbying for the Venezuelan government.
Airlines Warn Jet Fuel Could Run Dry in Weeks as Iran War Stresses Supply
Jet fuel prices in the United States have more than doubled in a matter of weeks, and airlines are now warning that supplies could run dry before the end of the month if Middle East tensions continue to disrupt the global energy market.
Pfizer Pushes Lyme Vaccine Despite Missing Targets
Pfizer and its partner Valneva announced that their Lyme disease vaccine did not meet the target in a clinical trial, although the companies are still seeking its approval.
DeSantis Comments on Future White House Runs
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) commented on whether he would launch another presidential campaign after his failed 2024 run.
Dow Spikes 900 Points After Trump Announces Iran Talks
U.S. markets surged and oil prices cratered Monday after President Trump announced the United States has held direct talks with Iranian officials and is "very intent" on reaching a deal to end hostilities in the Middle East.
Biden-Era Wind Projects Shift to Oil Investments
The Trump administration secured an agreement with energy company TotalEnergies to redirect nearly $1 billion from wind projects and instead invest in oil and natural gas.
Election Day Rules in Spotlight at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court appears skeptical of state laws permitting the counting of late mail-in ballots.
Ilhan Omar’s Daughter Stands with Cuban Communism
Cuban dissidents responded with outrage this weekend as a convoy of American and international leftists arrived in Havana to show solidarity with the 67-year-old communist regime, staying at five-star tourist hotels while the island endured a nationwide electricity blackout.
Cuba Braces for Possible Military Confrontation
Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío told NBC's "Meet the Press" that the country is preparing for the "possibility of military aggression."
Trend Continues: Zero Migrants Released into U.S.
Customs and Border Protection announced that February served as the tenth straight month with zero illegal immigrants released into the United States.
Two Pilots Dead After LaGuardia Crash
Two pilots are dead and more than a dozen passengers are injured after an Air Canada Express regional jet struck an airport firetruck on the runway at LaGuardia Airport late Sunday night, officials said.
Hegseth Extends Act to Restore Troops Affected by COVID Vaccine
Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that the Department is extending its invitation to reinstate service members who were separated under the Biden administration for refusing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Georgia Taxpayers Could Be Forced to Fund Trans Surgeries in Other States
A Georgia state senator is warning that a legal loophole in the state's health benefit plan requires taxpayers to cover transgender surgeries performed on minors in other states, even though Georgia law bans those procedures at home.
State Department Issues Global Warning for Americans
The State Department issued a "worldwide caution" statement over the weekend, urging Americans to "exercise increased caution" amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
White House Gets Columbus Statue
President Trump has installed a statue of Christopher Columbus on the White House's grounds, located outside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
ICE Agents Deployed to Keep Airports Running
President Trump is sending Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to U.S. airports starting Monday after hundreds of TSA workers quit during the ongoing DHS shutdown, border czar Tom Homan confirmed Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union."
Trump Pauses Iran Strikes for Five Days, Points to ‘Productive’ Talks
President Donald Trump on Monday ordered the Department of War to hold off on strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure, citing what he described as "very good and productive" negotiations over the past two days aimed at ending the conflict in the Middle East.
Connecticut Needs Your ID to Recycle Cans But Not to Vote
Connecticut Democrats signed a law this month requiring residents to show a driver's license to cash in more than 1,000 bottles or cans at a redemption center. Voting in a federal election? No ID required.
California Sheriff Seizes 650,000 Ballots. State Officials Are Furious.
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco seized more than 650,000 ballots from California's November 2025 special election on Friday, opening a physical recount after a third-party group found evidence of roughly 45,000 excess votes.
Venezuelan Migrant Charged in Execution-Style Killing of 18-Year-Old
A Venezuelan migrant has been arrested in connection with the execution-style murder of an 18-year-old Loyola University Chicago freshman, authorities confirmed Saturday, as her family released a tribute calling her "everyone's cheerleader."
AOC Dropped $19K in Campaign Cash on Ketamine Doc
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez spent nearly $19,000 in campaign contributions last year on a Boston psychiatrist who specializes in ketamine therapy, federal records show.
Obama’s $850M Monument Is Pushing Out the Neighbors It Was Supposed to Help
Tenants at a low-income apartment complex in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood have formed a union to fight possible eviction, saying the Obama Presidential Center's construction is driving up real estate pressure and threatening families who have lived there for decades.
U.S. Has Destroyed More of Iran’s Navy in 3 Weeks Than Anyone Has Since World War II
U.S. forces have struck more than 8,000 Iranian military targets and sunk or destroyed 130 Iranian vessels in 22 days of combat operations, according...
Musk Offers to Pay TSA Workers Out of Pocket as Shutdown Continues
Elon Musk stepped in Saturday with an offer to personally cover the salaries of Transportation Security Administration workers going without pay, as a partial government shutdown enters its second month with no end in sight.
Pritzker Wants to Prosecute Trump Officials
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker isn't just fighting the Trump administration in court.
Judge Blocks RFK’s Decision Protecting Kids
A federal judge appointed by President Biden has moved to block a Trump administration declaration that transgender medical procedures on children are neither safe nor effective.
Warren Called a Christian Tattoo Extreme, Now Backs a Nazi Tattoo
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) endorsed Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner on Wednesday, a day after he confirmed backing from the progressive wing of the party. Platner once had a Totenkopf tattoo on his chest, the "Death's Head" symbol used by the Nazi SS.
Newsom’s Wife Condemns Christianity
A resurfaced interview featuring California Governor Gavin Newsom's wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, sees her criticizing evangelical Christians, stating that they are "pulling us back as a country."
Ogles Presses Muslim Leaders to Denounce Violence
Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) issued an open letter to Muslims leaders in the United States, challenging them to condemn recent attacks across the country.
Trump Organization Envisions Romanian Expansion
The Trump Organization is moving forward with plans to expand its global footprint, according to reports.
CBS Shutters Some Operations as Staff Faces Layoffs
CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss and President Tom Cibrowski announced that the network will cut about 6% of its staff and close CBS News Radio.
Trump Admin Moves Against Harvard Over Campus Hostility
The Trump administration filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, accusing it of permitting antisemitic demonstrations.
Iran Threatens American Tourists
Iran's military has issued a sweeping threat against American civilians worldwide, warning that tourist sites, resorts, and entertainment centers will "not be safe" for Americans following a series of Israeli strikes that dismantled the regime's top leadership.
Supreme Court Revives Faith-Based Free Speech Case
The Supreme Court moved to allow a Mississippi street preacher's First Amendment claim to proceed.
Federal AI Framework Signals Major Tech Shift
The White House released a framework for national AI standards, pushing the country toward innovation.
Britain Moves Forward on Abortions Up to Birth
Britain's House of Lords has approved abortion up to birth as part of an amendment to a Crime and Policing bill.
Epstein’s Zorro Ranch Back in Spotlight With Intensified Probe
New Mexico state Republican Reps. Rebecca Dow and Stefani Lord are calling for a broader investigation into the activities had at Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch.
DOJ Shuts Down Iranian Bounty of Americans
The Department of Justice announced that it seized four web domains tied to Iran's Ministry of Intelligence and Security, part of a coordinated cyber campaign that included death threats, targeted doxxing, and a $250,000 bounty for the beheading of two individuals inside the United States.
Fired FBI Agents Sue Over Election Probe Fallout
Two former FBI agents who worked the bureau's internal investigation of the 2020 presidential election filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Pam Bondi, alleging they were fired solely because of their roles in the probe.
Gold Trump Coin Approved
The Commission of Fine Arts (CFA) approved the final design for a commemorative coin featuring an image of President Trump.
Report Reveals Imam’s Connections to Democrat Leaders
Michigan Imam Mohammad Ali Elahi runs the Islamic House of Wisdom out of Dearborn Heights.
Iran’s Top Propagandist Just Got Eliminated
The Israel Defense Forces killed Iran's top military propagandist in an overnight strike Friday, taking out Ali Mohammad Naini, the spokesman and head of public relations for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
DOJ Subpoenas Comey
The Justice Department has subpoenaed former FBI Director James Comey in connection with the 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment on Russian election interference, a source confirmed to Fox News Digital Thursday.
Dems Vote Against Women’s History Museum Vote
All four Democrats on the House Administration Committee voted Thursday against advancing a bill to build a Women's History Museum on the National Mall, after Republicans added language specifying the museum would honor only biological women.
Democrats Vote Against Deporting Non-Citizens Who Attack Police Dogs
The U.S. House passed the BOWOW Act on Thursday, 228-190, a bill that would make non-citizens who assault federal law enforcement animals inadmissible to the United States or subject to deportation. Every Republican voted in favor. Only 15 Democrats crossed the aisle.
Staffer Fakes Being a Lawyer to Sneak Phones Into ICE Facility
A senior caseworker for Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-TX) allegedly impersonated an attorney at least 11 times to gain access to an ICE detention facility and smuggle cell phones to detainees, according to a letter Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons sent to the congresswoman Thursday.
Iran Says It Shot Down a U.S. F-35. The Pentagon Says Otherwise.
A U.S. Air Force F-35 fighter jet made an emergency landing at an American airbase in the Middle East on Thursday after completing a combat mission over Iran, U.S. Central Command confirmed. Iran's Revolutionary Guard immediately claimed it shot the plane down.
CBS Anchor Attacks Hegseth for Calling Americans to Pray for the Troops
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth closed a Pentagon press briefing Thursday by asking Americans to pray daily for U.S. service members involved in Operation Epic Fury, the ongoing military campaign against Iran.
Biden Judge Allows Another Criminal to Walk Free
By the time ICE finally got their hands on Christopher Leon Bailey last Monday, he'd already spent nearly two decades running up a criminal rap sheet that reads like a checklist for why immigration enforcement matters.
Drones Spotted Over Military Base Where Rubio and Hegseth Live
Multiple unidentified drones have been spotted near Fort Lesley J. McNair in Washington, D.C., a military installation where Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth are reportedly housed, Fox News reports.
Belarus Releases 250 Prisoners
Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko ordered the release of 250 political prisoners as part of a deal with the United States.
Hegseth Confirms Pentagon Funding for Iran Mission
War Secretary Pete Hegseth defended the Pentagon's request for $200 billion in funding as it continues its action against Iran.
Hawley Launches Probe Into Abortion Pill Makers
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) is launching an investigation into mifepristone manufacturers Danco Laboratories and GenBioPro, which he says have profited from the pill despite its risks to women.
U.S. Allies Take Action on Strait Crisis
A number of U.S. allies have declared they are prepared to assist in efforts to reopen the Straits of Hormuz.
Teachers’ Union Training Promotes Leftist Causes
The National Education Association (NEA) conducted a training session comprised of leftist messaging, according to the watchdog group Defending Education.
Melania Hosts Landmark Summit With Global Leaders
First Lady Melania Trump is hosting a summit featuring the leaders of 45 countries and 28 technology entities in an effort to empower children through the use of tech.
Separation of Mosque and State? Not According to Mamdani
In a viral video making the rounds on X, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and his staff are seen sprawled on ornate prayer rugs across the floor of a government office, American flag waving in the background, prostrating themselves in Islamic prayer before breaking the Ramadan fast with plates of food. They sit cross-legged like it’s the most natural thing in the world for public officials in the nation’s largest city.
Arkansas Restaurant Kicks Out Governor Sanders
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked to leave a Little Rock restaurant after the owners told her that her presence made employees feel "threatened and uncomfortable" because of her political views.
Pence Takes Stand on Nationwide Voter ID Law
Former Vice President Mike Pence is pushing the Senate to pass a nationwide voter ID law, telling Fox News Digital the SAVE Act is "truly an idea whose time has come."
Islamic Countries Condemn Iranian Attacks
A group of Arab and Islamic countries has condemned Iran's missile and drone strikes on civilian infrastructure, warning against future action.
GOP Seeks Safer Roads After Child’s Life-Altering Injury
The House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure advanced H.R. 5688, Dalilah's Law, on Wednesday, sending it to the House floor.
Joe Kent Reportedly Under FBI Investigation
Former Director of the National Counterterrorism Center Joe Kent is reportedly under FBI investigation after he allegedly leaked classified information.
Trump Threatens to ‘Blow Up’ Iranian Gas Field
President Trump threatened to eliminate an Iranian gas field should it launch another strike against a Qatari liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility again.
Fetterman Saves Mullin in Key Vote
The Senate Homeland Security Committee advanced Sen. Markwayne Mullin's nomination to serve as Secretary of Homeland Security on Thursday in an 8-7 vote, with a Democrat providing the decisive margin after a Republican nearly killed it.
Congress Takes Soros-Funded Virginia Prosecutor to Capitol
A House subcommittee has summoned the top two law enforcement officials in Fairfax County, Virginia, to testify about sanctuary policies linked to violent crimes by illegal immigrants they allowed to walk free.
California Owes Gun Rights Groups $1.3 Million After Losing Its Own Law Twice
California has agreed to pay more than $1.3 million to gun rights organizations after the state's ban on advertising firearms to minors was struck down twice by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
New Bill Links Abortion Pills to Water Safety Concerns
Rep. Mary Miller (R-IL) introduced legislation Wednesday that would require a doctor's physical presence before a woman can receive an abortion pill and would ban the disposal of fetal remains through the public water system.
Ernst Just Blew the Lid Off Pentagon Spending
Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) announced Wednesday that she has uncovered more than $77 billion in Pentagon research and development spending that was deliberately shielded from public view, and she's pushing legislation to make sure it never happens again.
Republicans Are Actually Leading in California
Two Republicans are leading the field in California's governor's race, according to a new poll from Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies released Wednesday, giving the GOP its most credible shot at the governorship in years.
BBC Moves to Dismiss Trump Lawsuit
The BBC has urged a court to dismiss President Trump's multi-billion lawsuit against it.
Former NYC Mayor Breaks from Democrats on Key Issue
Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio admitted to Sean Hannity that he disagrees with the Democratic Party's handling of the southern border.
Interest Rates Left Unchanged
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged as policymakers continue to eye the economic outlook amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
UN Official Praises Somalia
A United Nations official funded by China delivered a blistering attack on the United States at the U.N. Human Rights Council, accusing the Trump administration of "naked aggression" and "renewed imperialism" while holding up Somalia as a model of responsible human rights practice.
Wisconsin County Considers Charlie Kirk Highway
Washington County in Wisconsin is weighing naming a highway in honor of slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
California Fraud Caught in Real Time
An undercover video released by investigative journalist James O'Keefe showed individuals offering cash and other items in exchange for petition signatures and voter registrations in Los Angeles, California.
Trump Moves to Free Up Fuel Supply Chains
President Trump issued a 60-day Jones Act waiver in an effort to lower shipping costs for fuel supplies, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said.
Rand Paul Rips into Markwayne Mullin
Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) walked into his homeland security confirmation hearing Wednesday, where old grudges from Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) were exposed.
Pope Calls for Universal Healthcare
Pope Leo called for nations to adopt universal healthcare during a speech presented before the Council of the Bishops’ Conferences of Europe, the World Health Organization (European Region), and the Italian Episcopal Conference.
Trump to Allies: Help Fight Iran or Guard the Strait Yourself
President Donald Trump on Wednesday threatened to withdraw U.S. protection of the Strait of Hormuz from European and Asian nations that have refused to support American military operations against Iran, warning that non-cooperative allies could soon find themselves responsible for the waterway's security.
GOP Moves to Defund Sanctuary Cities
Republican Sen. Rick Scott introduced two bills Wednesday that would strip federal funding from sanctuary cities and states that refuse to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, targeting jurisdictions that have blocked federal agents from deporting criminal illegal immigrants.
Cuban Dictator Pledges to Resist U.S. Pressure
Cuba's communist leader, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, vowed to resist U.S. pressure on the country, declaring that it will be met with "impregnable resistance" if it tries to threaten Cuba.
White House Gives Dems ‘Concessions’ Amid Shutdown
Fox News obtained a letter from the White House outlining a number of proposals for Democrats amid ongoing negotiations over funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Walz’s DHS Sat on Fraud Tips for Years
A new state audit has confirmed what critics long suspected: Minnesota's Department of Human Services sat on credible Medicaid kickback allegations for years while falsely claiming it had no authority to investigate them.
Senate Forces Democrats on Record Against Voter ID
Senate Republicans launched a marathon floor takeover Tuesday night to force a public reckoning on the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, a bill that would require proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.
Israel Eliminates Iran’s Intelligence Chief
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that it has eliminated Iran's Minister of Intelligence, Esmaeil Khatib.
Google’s AI Called 9 Republicans ‘Hate Speech’ Violators
Google's Gemini AI platform flagged seven sitting Republican senators, Vice President JD Vance, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio as violators of its hate speech policies after evaluating all 100 U.S. senators.
Appeals Court Clears Trump to Send Illegal Aliens to Third Countries
A federal appeals court cleared the way Monday for the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to third countries, dealing a setback to immigration advocates who had won a lower-court block on the policy.
DC Pipe Bomb Suspect Claims Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardon Covers Him
The man accused of planting pipe bombs outside the Republican and Democratic National Committee headquarters on the eve of January 6, 2021, has asked a federal court to dismiss all charges against him, arguing that President Trump's sweeping pardon for Jan. 6 defendants applies to his case.
New Emails Unearth New Names from Jack Smith’s Investigation
Fox News obtained internal Department of Justice emails that reveal special prosecutor Jack Smith targeted a number of phone records beyond those previously reported.
Ten Commandments Kicked Out of Arkansas Classrooms
The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Arkansas shot down a law requiring that Arkansas schools display the Ten Commandments.
House Oversight Subpoenas Pam Bondi
The House Oversight Committee issued a subpoena to Attorney General Pam Bondi regarding possible mismanagement of the Epstein files.
Olympic Committee Urged to Push Pro-Trans Policy
Dozens of human rights and sports advocacy groups are urging the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to abandon reported plans to implement sex testing and ban transgender athletes from competitions.
More Fraud Exposed in California
Investigative journalist Nick Shirley uncovered $170 million in alleged fraud in California.
Border Patrol Chief to Retire
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) chief Gregory Bovino is set to retire at the end of March, according to reports.
Airline CEOs Demand Answers Amid Ongoing Shutdown
A number of airline chief executives issued a letter to Congress demanding action, as airports have faced long lines and wait times as the shutdown has strained operations.
Irish President Twists History of St. Patrick’s Day
Irish President Catherine Connolly said in her St. Patrick's Day message that the day showcases the "courage of migrants" rather than the spreading of the Gospel.
Trump to NATO: We Never Needed You Anyway
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that most NATO allies have told the United States they don't want to participate in the ongoing military operation against Iran, and he welcomed the news.
Top Counterterrorism Chief Quits Over Iran War
Joe Kent resigned Tuesday as director of the National Counterterrorism Center, saying he could not support the ongoing U.S. war against Iran and blaming the conflict on Israeli pressure.
Mullin Gains Broad Support for DHS
Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) is quickly gaining bipartisan support to lead the Department of Homeland Security, with the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee planning to hold a confirmation hearing as early as Wednesday.
Federal Court Halts Changes to Childhood Vaccines
A federal judge ruled that Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. illegally appointed 13 members to a vaccine advisory panel, invalidating their votes and blocking a new vaccine schedule for children.
Reparations Bill Lands in Congress
Rep. Shri Thanedar (D-MI) introduced legislation last week to create a federal commission tasked with studying and distributing land reparations to descendants of American slaves.
Trump Taps Vance for New Fraud Task Force
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday creating a new federal task force to root out fraud in government benefit programs, naming Vice President JD Vance to lead the effort.
Israel Kills Iranian Leader
The Israeli military announced Tuesday that a targeted overnight strike killed Ali Larijani, the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council and the man the Israel Defense Forces described as Iran's "effective" leader since the war began.
Only 13% of Democrats Still Back Israel
Democratic support for Israel has collapsed, according to a new NBC News poll that shows just 13% of Democrats hold a positive view of the Jewish state, down from 34% in 2023.
Pro-Trump Law Firm Demands Inquiry Into Democrat Lawfare
A Trump-aligned legal group is accusing Democrat-run states of filing baseless lawsuits against the Trump administration and is calling on Congress to investigate.
Dad Protects Pledge of Allegiance
A father sued Maine's Falmouth School Department after it failed to follow state law by not giving students the opportunity to recite the Pledge of Allegiance.
Noem Faces Criminal Referral from Dems
Congressional Democrats are pursuing criminal charges against Kristi Noem, accusing her of lying to Congress during recent hearings.
Trump Aids Congressman in Arranging Emergency Surgery
President Donald Trump disclosed Monday that White House doctors intervened after a sitting Republican congressman received what Trump described as a "terminal" diagnosis, arranging emergency surgery at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center that likely saved the lawmaker's life.
Duke Employees Send Millions to Democratic Platforms
Duke University has been revealed to have donated more than a million dollars to Democratic-aligned candidates for the 2026 midterm cycle.
Rhode Island Dems Want to Ban ICE Agents from Becoming Cops
Rhode Island Democrats have introduced legislation that would bar local police departments from hiring anyone who worked as an ICE agent during President Trump's second term, Fox News reports.
California Bill Recognizes Muslim Holidays
California lawmakers have introduced a bill designating the Muslim holidays of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as state-recognized days.
Cubans Burn the Communist Party HQ While Shouting Trump’s Name
Protesters in central Cuba looted and set fire to the Communist Party headquarters in Moron, Ciego de Avila, early Saturday morning, in what witnesses described as one of the most dramatic confrontations in the country's unfolding wave of anti-communist demonstrations.
Trump Admin Jumpstarts California’s Oil Operations
The Trump administration invoked the Defense Production Act to order an oil company to restart operations in California.
Trump’s Chief of Staff Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
President Trump announced that White House Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles, has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
Ken Paxton Doubles Down on Challenge to Proposed Islamic City
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sent a letter to the Collin County Commissioners Court, urging local officials to oppose plat applications by those behind the East Plano Islamic Center (EPIC) development called EPIC City and “The Meadow Phase 1.”
Babies Saved Under New Wyoming Law
Wyoming became the latest state to ban abortion after a heartbeat is detected.
Trump Calls Out ‘Partisan’ Judge in Fiery Condemnation
President Trump took to Truth Social on Sunday evening to condemn recent rulings by both the Supreme Court and Judge James Boasberg.
Allied Countries Refuse Trump’s Call to Secure Strait of Hormuz
Several allied nations of the United States will not send warships to the Strait of Hormuz.
U.S. Keeps Oil Strikes on the Table
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz said Sunday that President Trump is keeping oil infrastructure strikes on the table against Iran, including facilities on Kharg Island that handle roughly 90 percent of the country's crude oil exports.
LA’s $625K-Per-Room Homeless Hotel Has Been Empty for Five Years
A hotel near Venice Beach that Los Angeles bought with taxpayer money to house the homeless has sat mostly vacant since 2020 while its price tag has nearly tripled, according to a new city report.
Trump Targets Red Tape Driving Housing Costs
President Trump signed two executive orders targeting the regulatory web that has strangled home construction and mortgage lending for years.
U.S. Billionaires Forbes List Hits Record High
The United States now has the highest number of billionaires in the world, with a record 989 individuals whose combined wealth totals roughly $8.4 trillion.
Legal Advocates Call for Repeal of FACE Act
Legal advocates are urging lawmakers to reconsider or repeal the federal Free Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act following recent anti-ICE protests.
Florida Teens Blood Ritual Plot Stuns Community
Two Florida teenagers accused of planning a violent “blood ritual” murder at their high school were captured on video laughing and joking.
Labrinth Euphoria Industry Rant Sparks Music Drama
British singer-songwriter Labrinth shocked fans this week after declaring he is “done” with the music industry while publicly criticizing HBO’s hit series Euphoria.
Gwen Stefani Miracle Pregnancy at 44 Changed Her Faith
Singer Gwen Stefani says a life-changing pregnancy in her mid-40s helped bring her back to Christianity.
SNAP Junk Food Restrictions Spark Federal Lawsuit
Five recipients of federal food assistance benefits have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Phil Campbell Motörhead Death Stuns Rock Fans
Motörhead guitarist Phil Campbell has died at the age of 64, prompting an outpouring of tributes from fans and fellow musicians around the world.
New Jersey’s Sanctuary Shield May Set a Child Predator Free
A previously deported illegal alien accused of sexually assaulting a teenager in New Jersey could walk free because the state refuses to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials.
Democrats Build List of Trump Allies for Probes
Democrats are drawing up a list of companies, colleges, and law firms that cooperated with the Trump administration, planning investigations, according to a report from Axios.
Dem Defends Keeping DHS Dark
Rep. Laura Friedman (D-CA) said Thursday she supports continuing the Department of Homeland Security shutdown despite the FBI's public warning of Iranian drone attack threats against California, arguing that ICE and Border Patrol are not "focused on the right place."
North Carolina Deaths Exceed Births Could Happen by 2033
North Carolina could reach a major demographic turning point within the next decade, with deaths projected to exceed births by 2033.
Virginia Gun Bills Spanberger Must Now Approve or Veto
Several firearm-related bills approved by the Virginia General Assembly this session are now awaiting action from first-term Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger.
Palantir AI Middle East Edge, CEO Claims U.S. Dominance
Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp said that “uniquely American” artificial intelligence is giving the United States.
Jerome Powell Fed Subpoenas Blocked by Federal Judge
A federal judge has thrown out two Justice Department subpoenas directed at the Federal Reserve.
Kilauea Eruption Lava Fountains Blast 1,000 Feet
Kilauea, the famous volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island whose name means “spewing,” is once again erupting with dramatic fountains of molten lava.
Wanda Sykes Urges Stephen Colbert to Go Wild for Last Episode
Comedian Wanda Sykes offered some blunt advice to Stephen Colbert during an appearance on The Late Show.
US Job Openings January Surprise as Labor Demand Jumps
U.S. job openings increased in January while layoffs declined and workers continued to quit jobs at a steady pace.
Church Suspends Clergy Member After Working as Epstein Aide
The Missouri Conference of The United Methodist Church announced that an ordained clergy member has been suspended after it was revealed that they had a working relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Letitia James Ordered to Turn Over Michael Cohen Docs
President Trump's lawyers demanded the release of all communications between Michael Cohen and New York Attorney General Letitia James' office after Cohen claimed he was "coerced" into testifying against Trump.
98-Year-Old Judge Appeals Suspension
Pauline Newman, a 98-year-old federal appeals judge, has appealed her suspension to the Supreme Court, claiming she is fit for the role.
Cuba in Talks with U.S.
The communist leader of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, acknowledged that the country has been in discussions with the United States.
Comer Calls Upon Guard on Duty During Epstein’s Death
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) has called upon a former Metropolitan Correctional Center guard to appear for an interview.
Florida Advances SAVE Act–Inspired Voting Reform
Florida lawmakers passed a voting measure that is based on the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act, aimed at safeguarding elections.
60 Economies Probed for Forced Labor
The United States has launched trade probes into 60 economies to determine whether their trade practices involve forced labor.
Virginia City Works with ICE in Defiance of Governor
The City of Lynchburg in Virginia voted to reaffirm its cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in defiance of an order issued by Governor Abigail Spanberger (D).
Sanctions Target ‘Sham Charities’ Funding Hamas
The Trump administration on Thursday sanctioned four international nonprofits accused of funneling donor money to Hamas's military wing, the Treasury Department announced, calling the groups "sham charities" that disguised terrorist financing as humanitarian aid.
Olympian Gives Trump Order of Ikkos Medal
Olympic bobsled athlete Kaillie Humphries gave President Trump her Order of Ikkos medal during a White House event for Women's History Month.
Iran Fires Drones as War Spills Into Gulf States
Iran launched a broad wave of drone attacks across Gulf Arab nations early Friday, sending nearly 50 drones at Saudi Arabia, hitting an industrial area in Oman and striking the Dubai International Financial Centre, as President Trump vowed new retaliation and the region braced for further escalation.
Hegseth Orders Review of Woke Curriculum
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth launched a 90-day review of the nation's senior military educational institutions Friday, directing a new task force to identify and eliminate courses he said have no place in the U.S. Armed forces.
Six Killed in Refueling Plane Crash
Four crew members on a U.S. military refueling aircraft have been confirmed dead after it crashed in Iraq.
Minnesota Schools Paying Teacher Bonuses Based on Race
More than 50 Minnesota K-12 school districts are offering taxpayer-funded financial incentives to teachers based on race, with "teachers of color" and "teachers who are American Indian" receiving pay bonuses and special layoff protections not available to other staff, according to an investigation by the education advocacy group Defending Education.
Iran’s New Supreme Leader ‘Likely Disfigured’
War Secretary Pete Hegseth said Friday that Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is wounded and "likely disfigured" as the United States and Israel continue military operations against the Islamic Republic.
Lina Hidalgo Escorted Out of Houston Rodeo VIP Area After Dispute
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo was escorted out of a restricted area at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
Georgia Lawmaker Fraud Scandal Ends in Guilty Plea
A Georgia state representative has pleaded guilty to making false statements after failing to report income while collecting pandemic unemployment benefits.
Pennsylvania Budget Gap Fight Erupts as $5B Shortfall Looms
Pennsylvania lawmakers are preparing for a difficult round of negotiations as they attempt to close a budget gap estimated at roughly $5 billion.
Meta Moltbook AI Agents Platform Goes Viral After Buyout
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has acquired Moltbook, a Reddit-style platform where artificial intelligence agents communicate with each other.
Katherine Heigl Fires Back at Critics Over Mar-a-Lago Event
Actress Katherine Heigl responded to criticism after attending a dog rescue charity event held at Mar-a-Lago, the Palm Beach, Florida residence of President Donald Trump.
Cornyn’s Faith Council Includes Soros-Funded Amnesty Group
Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) unveiled a Faith Advisory Council this week for his Senate runoff campaign against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, but three of its five pastors are signatories of a pro-amnesty evangelical organization that has received funding from George and Alex Soros's Open Society Foundations, Breitbart News reports.
NYC Mayor Dines with Accused Hamas Sympathizer
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani hosted Mahmoud Khalil at Gracie Mansion this week for an Iftar dinner during Ramadan, drawing sharp criticism from the White House, pro-Israel advocates, and Jewish community leaders.
Savani Brothers Dental Fraud Scheme Busted in Federal Court
Brothers Bhaskar, Niranjan, and Arun Savani and several associates have been convicted in Philadelphia in connection with a massive scheme.
Iran Takes Down U.S. Medical Giant
Iranian hackers are suspected of breaching Stryker Corporation, a $20 billion Michigan-based medical device manufacturer, in what security analysts are calling the first major Iranian cyberoffensive against a U.S. company since military tensions between the two nations escalated.
Live Nation Ticketmaster Antitrust Fight Explodes After DOJ Deal
Republican state attorneys general are criticizing the Justice Department’s sudden settlement with Live Nation and Ticketmaster.
City Council Approves Ten Commandments Monument
The Amarillo City Council approved a resolution approving the acceptance of donations for the development of a Ten Commandments monument at its city hall.
Trump Admin Hits California’s Zero-Emission Rules
The Trump administration sued California over its zero-emission policies, which it argues are "effectively state-specific mileage requirements for car manufacturers," the Justice Department said.
New GOP Bill Counters Beijing With Energy Strategy
Rep. Pat Harrigan (R-NC) introduced a bill aimed at supporting Taiwan's energy amid the ongoing and rising threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Arkansas Partners with Erika Kirk for TPUSA Effort
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) joined with Turning Point USA Chairwoman and CEO Erika Kirk to bring Club America chapters to the state's high schools.
The General Who Disappeared: Secrets, UFOs, and the Mystery of William McCasland
When a retired military officer disappears from public view, it usually passes without much notice.
Blue States Go After Trump’s Transparency Policy
Seventeen Democratic-led states filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education's policy requiring colleges and universities to collect data proving they are not considering race in admissions.
Fetterman Refuses to Back Trump’s SAVE America Act
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) said Wednesday he will not vote for the SAVE America Act, President Trump's top legislative priority, despite acknowledging that more than 80 percent of Americans support requiring photo identification to register and vote.
Laken Riley’s Killer Stays in Prison
A Georgia judge has denied Jose Ibarra's request for a new trial, refusing to disturb the 2024 conviction of the Venezuelan national sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder of nursing student Laken Riley.
Two Injured After University Shooting
A gunman is now deceased after a shooting occurred at Old Dominion University in Virginia.
Trump Orders Release of 172 Million Oil Barrels
The United States has signed off to release 172 million oil barrels following the International Energy Agency unanimously agreeing to release 400 million oil barrels.
FBI Expands to Ecuador
The U.S. Embassy in Quito, Ecuador, has opened the first FBI office in the country.
Trump Says Newsom Blew His Chance for 2028
President Trump took to Truth Social on Wednesday evening to criticize Governor Gavin Newsom's (D-CA) recent remarks made in Atlanta while promoting his book.
New Supreme Leader Releases First Statement
Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, released his first statement on Thursday, according to state TV reports.
Cornyn May Flip on Filibuster
Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) suggested that he is willing to support changes to Senate rules, including scrapping the filibuster, to force through the SAVE America Act, President Trump's top legislative priority.
Haitian TPS Fight Goes to Supreme Court
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to allow it to cancel deportation protections for more than 350,000 Haitian migrants, accusing lower court judges of wrongly blocking the president's immigration agenda.
Hawley Drops Bill to Kill the Abortion Pill
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) introduced legislation Tuesday to strip federal approval from mifepristone and ban its use for abortions across the country.
Trump Fani Willis Legal Showdown After Case Collapse
A Georgia judge has ruled that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis cannot intervene in a legal battle over nearly $17 million in legal fees.
U.S. Strikes 5,500 Targets in Iran as War Enters Day 12
As the conflict with Iran enters its twelfth day, roughly 50,000 U.S. service members remain deployed across the Middle East.
Bluesky CEO Jay Graber Steps Down, Moves to New Role
Bluesky announced Monday that CEO Jay Graber is stepping down from her role leading the social media platform and will transition into a new position.
Adam Smith Says ‘Time to Stop the War’ as Trump Faces Scrutiny
Rep. Adam Smith, D-Wash., argued Wednesday that it is “time to stop the war,” criticizing President Donald Trump’s approach.
Iran Pledged Allegiance to a Cardboard Cutout
Iran's new Supreme Leader hasn't been seen in public since the start of the strikes from the United States and Israel, leading to Iranians pledging their loyalty to a cardboard cutout of Mojtaba Khamenei.
China Gas Lines Fuel Panic After Price Shock
Long lines have formed at gas stations across China this week as drivers rush to fill their tanks ahead of major fuel price increases.
Appeals Court Saves Trump’s Deportation Policy
A federal appeals court stepped in Wednesday to block a lower court order that would have gutted the Trump administration's program to deport criminal illegal immigrants to third countries, granting the administration a last-minute reprieve just hours before the ruling was set to take effect.
Team USA Mark DeRosa Blunder Sparks WBC Chaos
Team USA manager Mark DeRosa is facing criticism after a surprising 8–6 loss to Italy in the World Baseball Classic left the United States.
FBI Warns Iran Could Hit California With Drone Attack
The FBI has issued a warning to law enforcement across the country that Iran or its proxies may attempt a retaliatory terror attack on American soil, with California identified as a potential target.
Brazil Presidential Poll Shows Flavio Closing Gap With Lula
A new nationwide presidential election poll in Brazil suggests conservative candidate Flavio Bolsonaro is rapidly gaining ground against socialist President.
Republican States Target Biased Climate Guide Used by Judges
More than a dozen Republican attorneys general are demanding the Trump administration cut off federal funding to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, accusing the taxpayer-funded organization of producing a biased climate change manual designed to tilt the scales in multi-billion-dollar lawsuits against the energy industry.
Inflation Remains Stable as Economy Expands
Consumer prices rose 2.4 percent on an annual basis in February, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Wednesday, keeping inflation in a narrow holding pattern as the Trump administration enters its second year in office.
Winston Churchill to be Replaced by Animals on English Banknotes
Former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill will no longer be featured on English banknotes as the Bank of England shifts to feature wildlife in his place.
Indiana Partners with Turning Point USA
Indiana is partnering with Turning Point USA to launch a statewide voter registration effort.
Newsom Spends Millions to Improve State’s Image
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) is spending $19 million in a campaign to improve the state's image, combatting what is considered "misinformation and political rhetoric" against California.
Historic Oil Release Aims to Calm Global Markets
Members of the International Energy Agency (IEA) agreed to release 400 million barrels of oil, the largest withdrawal on record.
Trump Slams Massie as ‘Worst’ Republican Lawmaker
President Trump condemned Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) as the "worst" Republican lawmaker after endorsing his primary opponent.
Jack Smith Targeted Election Challenger in Unearthed Document
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith subpoenaed the phone records of former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline after he challenged the 2020 election results.
Trump Unveils Historic Texas Oil Refinery Project
President Trump announced that Texas will be the site of the United States' first new oil refinery in fifty years.
Thousands of Americans Back in States Amid Iran Conflict
More than 43,000 U.S. citizens have returned to the nation after being in the Middle East in the middle of the ongoing conflict with Iran.
El Salvador Charts Nuclear Future
Milena Mayorga, El Salvador's Ambassador to the United States, announced that the country signed a memorandum with the U.S. to construct its first nuclear power plant.
Comer Questions Epstein’s Death After Suspicious Deposits
House Oversight Chairman Rep. James Comer (R-KY) is moving to subpoena Jeffrey Epstein's former prison guard, Tova Noel, after reports indicate that she received suspicious deposits.
Iranian Mine-Laying Vessels Wiped Out After Trump Threat
The U.S. military destroyed 16 Iranian mine-laying vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, one day after President Trump warned Tehran that any attempt to mine the critical waterway would draw consequences "at a level never seen before."
Texas School Choice Surges Within Hours of Launch
Texas launched what is expected to become the largest school choice program in the country, drawing 62,000 sign-ups in its first three days and sparking furious pushback from the state's teachers unions.
Border Patrol Chief ‘Vindicated’ After Major Win
A federal appeals court reversed a sweeping injunction this week that had blocked immigration enforcement operations in Chicago, handing Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino and the Trump administration a decisive legal win.
Obama Insider Made Millions as Presidential Center Nears Completion
Federal tax filings show the Obama Foundation paid CEO Valerie Jarrett $740,000 in 2024, making her the highest-compensated leader among major presidential foundations, as the long-delayed $850 million Obama Presidential Center nears completion on publicly owned Chicago parkland.
Wisconsin UW Madison Admissions Bill Sparks Major Debate
A bill advancing through the Wisconsin Legislature would require admissions to the University of Wisconsin–Madison to rely primarily on standardized testing.
Minnesota City Finances Federal Funding Warning Sparks Alarm
Minnesota’s top financial officer says uncertainty surrounding federal funding and the economic effects of immigration enforcement activity could soon create financial challenges for cities across the state.
Brendan Carr Says FCC Axed DEI Push Immediately
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr said Tuesday that the agency under President Donald Trump has begun dismantling internal diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
Petro Blasts Trump Coalition, Claims It Can’t Stop Cocaine Trade
Far-left Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticized President Donald Trump on Monday for launching the “Shield of the Americas” security coalition.
Sheriff’s Testimony Exposes Effects of Democrat Border Policy
A Virginia sheriff told Congress on Tuesday that three of the five homicides in his county last year were committed by illegal immigrants, as Republicans and Democrats clashed over sanctuary policies at a heated Senate Budget Committee hearing.
China Steps In as Maersk Faces Panama Canal Battle
China’s Ministry of Transportation summoned executives from major shipping companies Tuesday amid growing concerns about disruptions to global trade routes caused by the Iran war.
Russia’s Spy Satellite May Be Helping Iran
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned Tuesday that Russia "should not be involved" in the ongoing conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran, even as intelligence reports indicate Moscow may already be doing exactly that.
Jensen Huang Says AI Will Create Millions of Jobs
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang published a detailed essay Tuesday arguing that artificial intelligence represents a massive industrial transformation.
Andy Barr Claim About Trump, Vance Afghan Refugee Policy
Rep. Andy Barr (R-KY), who is running for Kentucky’s open U.S. Senate seat, has claimed that his stance on Afghan refugees aligns with the positions of President Donald Trump.
ICE Houston Arrests 414 Child Predators in One Year
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Enforcement and Removal Operations in Houston arrested 414 illegal aliens charged or convicted for child sex offenses during President Donald Trump's first year back in office, nearly double the 211 arrests made during the final year of Joe Biden's administration.
Ed Martin Faces Ethics Charges
Ed Martin, the Department of Justice's pardon attorney and former head of the weaponization working group, is facing an ethics charge after he allegedly engaged in improper conduct with Georgetown University.
Rubio Sounds Alarm on Americans Held by Taliban
Secretary of State Marco Rubio designated Afghanistan as a "State Sponsor of Wrongful Detention."
Paxton Blocks ‘Transition’ Products for Texas Girls
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secured a victory against a New York-based online retailer, blocking its sales to Texans.
Iranian Official Threatens Trump
The secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani, threatened President Trump and the United States.
IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix Course Unveiled
Officials behind the IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix race to celebrate America 250 have shared details on the development in alignment with President Trump executive order on the subject.
Investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s Ranch Underway
Investigators in New Mexico have begun searching Jeffrey Epstein's ranch.
EXCLUSIVE: Martin and Millicent Sedra Warn America is Next on Islam’s List
Millicent and Martin Sedra joined Influence Church and American Faith for an exclusive interview regarding the infiltration of Islam into the West.
School Board Member Defends Deportation Comments
A California school board member is defending her comments that deporting children in the country illegally improves the quality of education for American and legal immigrant students, triggering backlash from the left and national attention.
Shots Fired at U.S. Consulate in Toronto
Gunmen opened fire on the United States Consulate in downtown Toronto early Tuesday morning, shattering the building's front glass doors and prompting a joint law enforcement response from Canadian federal and local police.
Sweeping Gun Control Bill Lands on Virginia Governor’s Desk
A bill prohibiting AR-15s and other semiautomatic rifles has made its way to Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger’s (D) desk.
Quitters Get Medals Under Marathon Policy
Organizers of the 2026 ASICS Los Angeles Marathon have shared a new policy that allows those who do not complete the full race to still receive a medal.
Trump ‘Disappointed’ Over New Iranian Leader
President Trump said he was "disappointed" over Iran's decision to name Mojtaba Khamenei as its new Supreme Leader.
Erika Kirk Tapped for Air Force Academy Board of Visitors
The widow of slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, Erika Kirk, will serve on the U.S. Air Force Academy Board of Visitors.
$67 Million Research Program Tied to Chinese Military
The House Select Committee on China is demanding that the National Science Foundation (NSF) pause a $67 million research security program after evidence emerged that the universities leading it have active ties to Chinese military-linked institutions.
Abbott Orders Texas Hospitals to Pull Devices Spying on Patients
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) directed state health agencies and public university health systems Monday to immediately address cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Chinese-manufactured patient monitors, citing credible evidence that the devices contain backdoors that could let Beijing access sensitive medical data on Americans.
Kevin Kiley Ditches Republican Party
Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-CA) announced that he is re-registering as "No Party Preference," making him the first House member not formally affiliated with any party, while still pledging to caucus with Republicans.
Ohio State President Walter Carter Resigns
Ohio State University President Walter Carter Jr. has resigned after informing the school’s board of trustees that he had engaged in an “inappropriate relationship."
Whoopi Goldberg Claims Trump Is ‘Sending People In to Lose Their Lives’
Actress and television host Whoopi Goldberg criticized President Donald Trump during a recent broadcast of ABC’s The View, accusing him of putting American lives at risk through his military decisions.
Two Men Charged After Explosive Devices Thrown at Protest
Two Pennsylvania men have been charged in connection with an incident involving homemade explosive devices during a protest outside the residence of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Meta Sued Over Reports Contractors Reviewed Smart Glasses Footage
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta is facing a lawsuit after reports surfaced that contract workers overseas reviewed sensitive footage captured by users of the company’s AI-powered smart glasses.
OpenAI Robotics Chief Resigns Over Pentagon AI Contract
Caitlin Kalinowski, who led hardware and robotics operations at OpenAI since November 2024.
U.S. Military Strike Kills Six Narco-Terrorists in Pacific
The U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) announced Sunday that American forces carried out a “lethal kinetic strike” against a drug trafficking vessel.
Gulf States Condemn Iran Attacks but Avoid Military Response
Several Gulf Arab nations are strongly condemning Iran following a series of missile and drone attacks targeting cities and key infrastructure across the region.
FBI Nabs Maricopa County’s Election Data
The FBI has seized election records from Maricopa County, Arizona through a grand jury subpoena, expanding a 2020 election investigation that already led to a raid on a Georgia election office last month.
Trump’s DOJ Challenges Red State Abortion Pill Lawsuit
The Justice Department submitted a filing to block a lawsuit from Missouri and two other Republican-led states that challenged the FDA's policy allowing the abortion drug mifepristone to be shipped through the mail.
Anthropic Sues Trump Admin Amid Pentagon Fallout
Anthropic filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging that the Pentagon's decision to label the company as a "supply chain risk" is "unprecedented and unlawful."
Intercepted Message Triggers Iranian Sleeper Cells
The United States intercepted a message that appears to serve as an "operational trigger" for sleeper cells.
Fireworks Return to Mount Rushmore
The National Park Service (NPS) announced that fireworks will return to Mount Rushmore after a five-year absence to celebrate the nation's 250th birthday.
Energy Generation Hits New Record
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) announced that net electricity generation in the United States hit a new record in 2025, with the nation generating 4.43 terawatt-hours of electricity.
Mojtaba Khamenei, A Dangerous New Chapter for Iran, the Middle East, and the World
For nearly half a century, Iran’s Islamic Republic has been ruled by a clerical elite claiming divine authority over the state.
Trump Intervenes to Save Iranian Women
President Trump thanked Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for agreeing to provide asylum for those on the Iranian national women's soccer team.
Governor Acts After Court Clears Ten Commandments Law
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry (R) sent a letter to school superintendents, directing them to display the Ten Commandments in light of a recent court ruling permitting them to be placed in classrooms.
Nearly 100K Die in Assisted Suicide Program
The Euthanasia Prevention Coalition (EPC) estimates that nearly 100,000 people have died through Canada's assisted suicide program.
White House Rejects Biden’s ‘Privilege’ Claims
The White House shut down former President Joe Biden's bid to use executive privilege to block the Senate from obtaining documents tied to four separate congressional investigations, directing the National Archives to hand the materials over to Congress.
Sudan Muslim Brotherhood Receives U.S. Terror Label
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has designated the Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood (SMB) as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist and plans to designate the group as a Foreign Terrorist Organization next week.
Trump Vows to Counter Cartel Activity
President Trump issued a proclamation on Saturday vowing to continue combating the threats posed by cartels.
U.S. Gets $100 Million Venezuelan Gold Shipment
Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum confirmed on Sunday that the United States received a $100 million gold shipment from Venezuela.
Iran’s Next Supreme Leader Already Wounded
Iran's state television confirmed Monday that Mojtaba Khamenei, the country's newly appointed Supreme Leader, has been wounded, acknowledging the injury just hours after officially recognizing him as the heir to his late father's position.
Trump Draws the Line: No Bills Until Voter ID Hits His Desk
President Donald Trump announced over the weekend that he will not sign any legislation into law until the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act passes both chambers and reaches his desk.
Trump’s SBA Purges Noncitizens from Loan Programs
The U.S. Small Business Administration on Friday announced it is cutting off foreign nationals and noncitizens from all of its guaranteed loan programs, completing a months-long push to reserve federal small business financing exclusively for American citizens.
Texas Republicans Launch Sharia Free Texas Caucus
Republican lawmakers in the Texas House have formed a new legislative group aimed at opposing the influence of Sharia law in the state.
Record Number of Texas Lawmakers Leaving Congress
Texas is set to lose a record number of members of Congress heading into the next election cycle, a development that could significantly weaken the state’s influence on Capitol Hill.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs Vetoes Charlie Kirk Memorial License
Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is facing sharp criticism after vetoing legislation that would have created a specialty license plate.
Ford CEO Delivers Custom Explorer SUV to Pope Leo XIV
Pope Leo XIV has received a custom-built Ford Explorer SUV, personally delivered by Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley and his wife, Lia.
Rosanna Arquette Slams Quentin Tarantino’s Use of Racial Slur
Actress Rosanna Arquette is criticizing filmmaker Quentin Tarantino for his repeated use of a racial slur in several of his films.
UFC Announces UFC Reveals Fight Card for ‘Freedom 250’ Event
UFC president Dana White has revealed the lineup for the upcoming “Freedom 250” fight event scheduled to take place at the White House this summer.
California Teacher Placed on Leave After Video Sparks Investigation
A middle school teacher in Northern California has been placed on administrative leave after a video surfaced allegedly showing him urinating into a container inside his classroom.
Bill Maher Calls Gavin Newsom ‘Pretty Liberal’, Wealth Tax Debate
HBO host Bill Maher described California Gov. Gavin Newsom as “a pretty liberal guy” while discussing the political divide among Democrats.
Henry Cuellar Pushes Back on Democrat Senate Nominee
Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar of Texas said Saturday that he hopes his party’s nominee for U.S. Senate, state Rep. James Talarico.
Supreme Court Ruling on California Gender Policy Praised
Advocacy groups and legal organizations are praising a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision involving parental rights and school policies related to gender identity.
Sweden Investigates Cargo Ship Suspected of Stolen Grain
Swedish authorities have launched an investigation into a cargo vessel sailing in the Baltic Sea that is suspected of transporting stolen Ukrainian grain.
Nvidia Signals End of Investments in OpenAI, Anthropic
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the chipmaker will likely stop making additional investments in artificial intelligence companies OpenAI and Anthropic.
Trump Launches ‘Shield of the Americas’ Pact, Cartels
President Donald Trump on Saturday announced a sweeping new anti-cartel security doctrine.
Lawsuit Accuses Harvard-Westlake Water Polo Player of Abuse
A lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court accuses a former Harvard-Westlake High School water polo player of repeatedly assaulting a younger teammate.
Trump Calls Out Cuba: You’re Next
What a difference a year makes. While Joe Biden spent four years begging OPEC for oil and pretending Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro was a problem too complicated to solve, Donald Trump did what actual leaders do. He acted. And now, less than two months into his second term, the results are stacking up in ways that would have been called fantasy during the Biden years.
Karen Bass’s ‘$30 Wage’ Is Already Killing Hotel Jobs in L.A.
Los Angeles hotels have eliminated roughly 650 jobs since the city's Hotel Worker Minimum Wage Ordinance took effect last September, and industry officials say the cuts are only getting started.
Iran Takes Major Hit From Israel Friday Night
Israel's military announced Friday that approximately 50 fighter jets dropped more than 100 munitions on a secret underground bunker beneath Tehran's leadership compound, completely destroying the facility that Iranian regime officials had continued using as a wartime command center even after Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in the opening strike of the joint U.S.-Israeli campaign.
Woman Who Tried to Run Over Cop Caught on Video Released
A North Carolina woman who struck a Charlotte police officer with her car during a street takeover was arrested and released the same day on a $3,000 bond, law enforcement officials confirmed this week. The incident, caught on video, has drawn sharp criticism from police groups who say the bail amount sends a dangerous message.
53 Democrats Vote Against House Resolution
More than 50 House Democrats voted against a resolution declaring the Islamic Republic of Iran a state sponsor of terrorism.
Homebuilders Sue San Luis Obispo Over Affordable Housing Fees
A group of homebuilders has filed a federal lawsuit against the city of San Luis Obispo, California.
Oracle Plans Major Layoffs Amid Massive AI Data Center
Enterprise software giant Oracle is reportedly preparing to cut thousands of jobs as the company faces mounting financial pressure.
Top D.C. Police Official Placed on Leave Amid Investigation
One of the highest-ranking officials in the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department has been placed on administrative leave as part of an internal investigation.
Ford Recalls 615,000 Vehicles Over Wiper and Driveshaft Defects
Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 615,000 vehicles in the United States due to two separate safety issues.
Democrat Leader Pushes Guaranteed Income as Cost of Living Rises
Michael Tubbs, a former Democratic mayor and current leader of the advocacy group Mayors for a Guaranteed Income.
Nations Flagged Over Religious Freedom Violations
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) recommended that the Trump administration expand its designations of "countries of particular concern," listing more than a dozen that should be labeled as such.
Iran Remains ‘Largest State Sponsor of Terrorism’
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution declaring Iran to be the "largest state sponsor of terrorism."
Trump Admin Hosting Historic ‘Shield of the Americas’ Summit
The Trump administration is hosting the Shield of the Americas Summit in Doral, Florida, on March 7.
Spain Standoff: Trump Blasts Ally Over Weak Response to Iran Strikes
U.S.-Spain tensions escalated after President Donald Trump sharply criticized Madrid for refusing to cooperate with U.S. military operations against Iran.
South Dakota Shoots Down Parental Rights Bill
The South Dakota House of Representatives shot down a sweeping parental rights bill.
Explosive Al-Fayed Probe Raises Concerning Epstein-Style Trafficking Allegations
Investigators in France are examining new allegations that the late Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed and his brother Salah operated a network resembling the methods used by convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
James Talarico’s Racist Tweets Exposed Following TX Dem Primary Victory
Texas state lawmaker James Talarico's controversial racial tweets are drawing renewed attention after he defeated Rep. Jasmine Crockett in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate.
Carney’s Iran Flip-Flop Sparks Questions Over NATO Member’s Position
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney faces growing scrutiny over shifting comments on the Iran conflict.
Autopen Investigation Pushes Ahead: DOJ Still Probing Biden
The growing Biden autopen investigation continues inside the Department of Justice as federal officials review whether former President Joe Biden personally approved clemency actions issued late in his administration.
Florida Nurse Calls for Foreign Governments to Attack the US, Remove President Trump
A viral TikTok video posted by a Florida nurse has ignited controversy online after she urged foreign governments to attack the United States to remove President Trump.
Exiled Prince Accepts Transitional Leadership Role
The exiled Crown Prince of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, announced that he has accepted the role as Iran's transitional leader.
ICE Gets Chicago Win
A federal appeals court vacated an injunction entered against the Trump administration's actions surrounding anti-ICE protests in Chicago.
U.S. Signals New Chapter With Venezuela Relations
The United States and Venezuela have restored their diplomatic relationship amid the country's leadership transition.
FBI, French Gendarmes Arrest Former- US Contractor in $46M Crypto Theft
A major federal investigation into a massive digital theft took a turn this week as authorities arrested a former U.S. government contractor linked to a crypto theft case involving $46 million.
Trump Reiterates Call for Immediate Netanyahu Pardon
President Donald Trump called on President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a recent interview with Axios.
Blue State’s Voter ID Effort Clears Signatures
A voter ID petition in California has gained enough signatures to qualify for the November ballot, securing well over 875,000 signatures.
Trump Issues ‘Unconditional Surrender’ Ultimatum to Iran
President Trump declared on Truth Social that Iran must accept an "unconditional surrender" while discussing the future of the country.
EXCLUSIVE: American Citizen Trapped in Israel Shares Her Harrowing Experience
Makailynn Clark, an American citizen currently stranded in Jerusalem with her husband and mother, opened up about a pilgrimage, meant to deepen their faith, that has instead become a fight for safe return home.
Tim Sheehy Responds After Injuring Marine
Montana Republican Sen. Tim Sheehy is responding to criticism after a Marine was badly injured during a tense moment inside a Senate Armed Services...
Military Commander Speaks of Armageddon, Trump
A complaint filed with a military watchdog group alleges that a U.S. military commander told a group of non-commissioned officers that President Donald Trump had been “anointed by Jesus” to spark events leading to Armageddon.
Georgia Police Department Mandates LGBTQ Sensitivity Training for Officers
A Georgia police department that recently fired an officer for confronting a biological male in a women’s restroom is now requiring all officers to undergo LGBTQ-focused sensitivity training.
Elon Musk’s Child Vivian Goes Viral Modeling for Fenty
Vivian Jenna Wilson, the estranged child of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk who previously went by the name Xavier Alexander Musk, modeling sports bras.
Anthropic CEO Accuses OpenAI of Lying About Pentagon AI Deal
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is sharply criticizing rival artificial intelligence company OpenAI over its recent agreement with the U.S. Department of War.
FBI Targets Gold Bar Scam Rings Preying on American Seniors
Federal investigators and state law enforcement agencies are stepping up efforts to dismantle criminal networks accused of targeting elderly Americans.
Josh Hawley Investigates Google Over Child Abuse Material Concerns
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) announced Wednesday that he has opened an investigation into Google over allegations the tech giant has not done enough.
Survey Exposes America’s Biblical Worldview Collapse
A recent survey conducted by Arizona Christian University found that despite the recent boost of interest in Christianity, many Americans still lack a biblical worldview.
New DOJ Policy Blocks ‘Weaponization’ of State Bar Complaints
A new policy put forward by the Department of Justice limits the ability of state bar associations to launch complaints against DOJ attorneys.
Bold Gun Rights Bill Hits Congress
Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) introduced a bill calling for constitutional carry gun laws nationwide, removing the need for conceal carry permits.
Trump Faces Setback as Judge Orders Tariff Refunds
Judge Richard Eaton of the Court of International Trade issued an order directing the Trump administration to begin refunding importers.
U.S. and Ecuador Launch Strikes on Narco Terrorists
The United States and Ecuadorian military launched joint strikes against narco terrorists in Ecuador this week.
Condoleezza Rice Praises Op. Epic Fury and Calls for Decisive Action Against the Iranian Regime
Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urged decisive action against Iran following Operation Epic Fury, describing the campaign as a critical effort to weaken Tehran’s military power.
Trump Pressure Triggers UK Action as Bases Prepare to Host US Assets
American stealth bombers may soon land at British air bases as the B-2 Bombers deployment expands U.S. military operations tied to the conflict involving Iran.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin to Replace Noem as DHS Head
Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) is replacing Kristi Noem as Secretary of Homeland Security, President Trump announced on Truth Social.
Second Suspect Arrested in Snowball Assault on NYC Police
A second arrest has been made after a violent snowball assault in New York City’s Washington Square Park sent two police officers to the hospital.
Virginia’s Abortion Amendment Under Legal Fire
A Virginia lawsuit is aiming to remove a proposed constitutional amendment in the state that could enshrine abortion.
Volcano Tragedy: Man Dies in Deadly Trespass Incident at Hawaiian National Park
A deadly trespass incident has claimed the life of a 33-year-old Hawaii man after he entered a closed area of Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, triggering an overnight search through steep and hazardous terrain.
Planned Parenthood Begins Selling Beauty Services Amid Funding Loss
Planned Parenthoods near Sacramento are now offering beauty services in an effort to revive its sites after the Trump administration pulled millions of dollars in federal funding.
Virginia Police Warned Prosecutors Multiple Times About Violent Illegal Prior to Brutal Murder
New details in a Virginia murder case reveal Fairfax County police warned prosecutors multiple times about a violent illegal immigrant before he allegedly stabbed a Virginia mother to death.
Mother Killed During Tragic Mauling Saving Her Son From Dog Attack
A tragic mauling in Southern California left a 26-year-old mother dead after she shielded her young son from a violent attack by three dogs outside a family home.
Iran Strikes Leave Cruise Passengers Stranded in the Middle East
A tense situation is unfolding in the Middle East as escalating military strikes involving Iran have stranded thousands of cruise passengers and disrupted travel across the region.
HHS Affirms Biological Reality in Move Protecting Parental Rights
The Administration for Children and Families (ACF), part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), sent letters to all 50 states, affirming biological reality by stating that children cannot be removed from home on the basis of transgender ideology.
Trump Protects American Families in Energy Pledge
President Trump signed a proclamation to protect American taxpayers from rate hikes amid the increased energy usage posed by AI infrastructure.
‘Dead ICE Agents’ Flyer Shocks Penn State
A controversial flyer reading “Dead ICE Agents Can’t Kill” discovered at Penn State has triggered a police investigation.
Rare Earth Power Play: Burgum Heads to Venezuela
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum traveled to Venezuela to negotiate rare earth mineral and energy partnerships.
‘Straight Outta Congress’ Mockery as Crockett Concedes
Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett conceded defeat in her Senate primary race after losing the Democratic nomination to James Talarico.
Boots on the Ground Debate as Iran War Escalates
Karoline Leavitt says U.S. ground troops in Iran are not currently planned but the Trump administration will not rule out the option
SCOTUS Delivers Immigration Win for President Trump
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of the Trump administration in a key immigration case, with Justice Jackson writing the opinion.
Senate Housing Bill Targets Home Prices and Investors
U.S. senators are preparing to vote this week on a major bipartisan housing package designed to increase the nation’s housing supply.
Block’s AI Layoffs Ignite Firestorm, 4,000 Jobs Cut
Block, the financial technology company founded by Jack Dorsey, recently announced plans to eliminate more than 4,000 jobs as part of what it described as an artificial intelligence–driven restructuring.
Rhode Island Teacher Charged Over Relationship With Student
A former high school teacher in Rhode Island is facing criminal charges after police say she developed an inappropriate relationship with a student.
Teacher Cleared After Refusing to Read LGBTQ Book
An elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee, has cleared the disciplinary record of a Christian teacher who faced punishment.
What on Earth Is Going On in Texas? Democrats Gone Wild in the Lone Star State
Texas Democrats just put on a show that would make reality TV producers blush... and not the good kind. In Tuesday’s Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, fiery U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett got trounced by state Rep. James Talarico. Instead of a graceful concession speech, Crockett rolled out the conspiracy playbook faster than you can say “stop the steal”—except this time, she was pointing the finger at Republicans for rigging her own party’s primary.
Ted Cruz Slams Democrats for ‘Defending the Ayatollah’
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) criticized Democratic lawmakers Tuesday over their response to the recent U.S. military strikes on Iran.
U.S. Services PMI Explodes Past Forecasts
The U.S. services sector expanded at its fastest pace in more than three years in February, significantly outperforming economists’ expectations.
Kraken Scores Federal Reserve Master Account in Huge Crypto Move
Kraken, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has been granted a Federal Reserve master account.
Global Tensions Rise Over Key U.S. Base
Mauritius demanded that Britain finalize a deal handing over an island housing a strategic U.S. base amid the ongoing strikes in Iran.
University Protestors Charged Nearly a Year After Occupation
Nearly a year after engaging in pro-Palestine protests at the University of Washington, protesters are now facing charges for their actions.
Israel Vows to Eliminate Next Iranian Leader
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz declared on X that whoever replaces the killed Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei will face the same fate.
Trump Admin Grants Millions Ahead of FIFA World Cup
The Trump administration is investing $100.3 million to bolster public transportation in cities hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Dearborn Islamic Group Holds Memorial Service for Ayatollah Khamenei
An Islamic organization in Dearborn, Michigan, held a memorial service for the killed Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
U.S.-Israeli Strikes on Iran Threaten China’s Energy Lifeline
Energy supply pressure has intensified after joint U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran disrupted key infrastructure and killed senior leaders, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
France Deploys Aircraft Carrier, Naval Assets to the Mediterranean as Iranian Strikes Continue
The deployment of an aircraft carrier and additional naval assets to the Mediterranean ordered by French President Emmanuel Macron signals a significant escalation in Europe’s military posture as war intensifies in the Middle East.
Cubans Sign Liberation Accord to End Communism
Anti-communist groups in Cuba signed the Agreement for the Liberation of Cuba on Monday to implement changes to the country, effectively ending communism.
Paxton HQ Arrest: Texas Election Day Security Scare Before Polls Close
An arrest unfolded just hours before polls closed on the first major primary night of the 2026 midterms in Texas outside campaign offices.
Ex-Mayor’s Licentious Pool Scandal Trial Rocks Louisiana Community
A mayoral pool party scandal has taken center stage in a Louisiana courtroom as former DeRidder Mayor Misty Roberts stands trial on serious felony charges.
Letitia James Directs Hospital to Resume Trans Treatments
New York Attorney General Letitia James has directed a Manhattan hospital to resume gender-affirming treatments to youth after it ended the activity amid threats by the Trump administration.
Self-Driving Vehicle Obstructs Emergency Responders to Austin Mass Shooting
The new safety questions emerged after footage showed a self-driving vehicle briefly obstructing ambulance crews responding to Sunday’s deadly mass shooting in Austin.
Lutnick to Testify on Epstein Connection
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick agreed to appear before the House Oversight Committee to discuss his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
A Devastating Tragedy Shakes Quiet Florida Community, Police Investigate Murder-Suicide
A devastating tragedy has left an affluent Florida community reeling after a mother killed her two children before taking her own life, according to authorities.
New York City Moves Forward on Socialist Childcare
Parents will soon be able to enroll their toddlers in free childcare across New York City, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced alongside Governor Kathy Hochul (D).
Austin Hate Rants: Shooting Suspects Posts Exposed
Hateful rants tied to Sunday’s deadly mass shooting in Austin, TX, have intensified scrutiny of the suspect’s online activity.
Newsom Says ‘Appropriate’ to Label Israel ‘Apartheid State’
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) called Israel an "apartheid state" during an event promoting his new memoir.
Public College Promotes Marxist Curriculum, Social Justice Initiative
Franklin & Marshall College’s economics and social justice courses draw conservative criticism for emphasizing Marxist theories.
Progressive Lawmakers Push $4.4 Trillion Wealth Tax on U.S. Billionaires
Progressive lawmakers Bernie Sanders and Ro Khanna propose a 5% annual wealth tax targeting U.S. billionaires to raise $4.4 trillion.
Trump Says Iran’s Succession Bench ‘Wiped Out’ After Strikes
President Trump says Iran’s succession bench has been wiped out after Israeli strikes targeted regime leadership sites.
Somali Autism Center Pleads Guilty in Fraud Case
A Minnesota Somali autism center pleads guilty in a federal fraud case involving improper Medicaid billing.
Pentagon Identifies Four U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iran Conflict
The Pentagon has named four U.S. Army Reserve soldiers killed during Operation Epic Fury in the Iran war after an Iranian drone attack.
Spokane Immigration Enforcement Showdown
Spokane city leaders voted Monday to expand what they call “immigration enforcement free zones” across much of the city.
Anker National Security Alarm, Lawmakers Demand Probe
Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) and Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) are calling for a formal federal investigation into Chinese home electronics manufacturer Anker Innovations.
OpenAI Pentagon Deal Amended After Altman Says It Looked ‘Sloppy’
OpenAI is revising its newly announced agreement to supply artificial intelligence technology to the U.S. Department of War.
Illinois Reparations Commission Report Sparks Firestorm
A state reparations commission in Illinois has released a sweeping report examining what it describes as historical and ongoing harms.
Moj Mahdara Tears Into Democrats Over Iran
Moj Mahdara, co-founder of actress Gwyneth Paltrow’s investment company Kinship Ventures.
Joy Behar Predicts Trump’s Name Will Vanish From Every Building
During Tuesday’s broadcast of ABC’s The View, co-host Joy Behar predicted that President Donald Trump’s name would be removed from buildings.
1,700 Targets in 72 Hours—America Is Back
One thousand, seven hundred targets. Struck in just three days. These include IRGC headquarters buildings across multiple provinces, Iranian Navy vessels ranging from fast attack craft to larger surface combatants in the Persian Gulf and beyond, numerous ballistic missile production facilities and storage sites, sophisticated air defense networks with systems like the S-300 and indigenous variants, and deeply buried command-and-control bunkers designed to withstand conventional attacks.
Trump Moves to Secure Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that the United States Navy will escort oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.
State Hit with Fraud Sues Trump Admin
Minnesota filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after it withheld $243 million in medicaid payments, a move the state claims is illegal.
U.S. Ally Engages with China
France has opened discussions with China about moving towards "de-escalation" together amid the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Melania Trump Ties Education to Global Peace
First Lady Melania Trump highlighted the importance of children and grounding them in a culture conducive to their growth during Monday's United Nations Security Council meeting.
Luigi Mangione Musical Goes to New York
A musical on the alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO assassin Luigi Mangioni is heading to New York City.
Judge Approves Epstein Estate Settlement
U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian issued a preliminary approval to an agreement between Jeffrey Epstein's estate executors and victims, Reuters reports.
American Trapped in Dubai Describes Chaos After Iranian Strikes Hit Major Landmarks
An American consultant described the terrifying scene after Iranian airstrikes struck major landmarks in Dubai and disrupted travel across the United Arab Emirates.
$1M Reward Unclaimed as Guthrie Family Pleads for Answers
The search for Nancy Guthrie has stretched past a month, and the $1M reward in her disappearance remains untouched.
Hamas-Linked UNRWA Official Banned by U.S.
The United States debarred a former United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) official due to his alleged role in the October 7, 2023, terror attacks on Israel.
War Powers Hypocrisy: Pelosi’s Past Comments Resurface
A resurfaced video has reignited debate over executive authority in matters of war.
Middle East Evacuation Alert: Region on Edge
The U.S. State Department has issued a sweeping Middle East evacuation alert, urging Americans to depart immediately from more than a dozen countries as fighting linked to Iran intensifies.
Redistricting Showdown: Supreme Court Blocks NY Map Overhaul
The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a major victory in the New York redistricting showdown, siding with Rep. Nicole Malliotakis and halting a lower court order that would have redrawn New York’s 11th Congressional District.
Cooper Suspect Files: FBI Names Maine Pilot in Infamous Cold Case
Newly released suspect files reveal the FBI once investigated a former Maine pilot in the infamous D.B. Cooper skyjacking case.
America’s Founding Documents Go on Tour
The nation's core documents are now on tour across the United States in honor of the country's 250th birthday.
Austin Terror: Democrats Avoid Serious Questions Regarding Islamic Threat
The deadly Austin shooting has intensified scrutiny in Texas politics, yet leading Democrats have sidestepped concerns about Islamic extremism.
Minnesota Prosecutor Aims to Charge Immigration Officers
A Minnesota prosecutor initiated an investigation into potential unlawful activities by federal agents following the recent surge of immigration enforcement activity in the state.
U.S. ‘Ready to Win’ with ‘Virtually Unlimited’ Weapons
President Trump declared on Truth Social that the United States has a "virtually unlimited supply" of weapons as action against Iran continues.
Supreme Court Blocks California’s Gender Secrecy Policy
The Supreme Court has blocked a California policy forbidding teachers from sharing a student's gender identity with parents.
Yale Expands ‘Free Tuition’ for Households Earning Below $200K
Yale University expands financial aid for 2026–2027, offering free tuition for families earning less than $200,000.
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Students Back $25K Reparations
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign students pass a referendum urging $25,000 for a county reparations commission.
FCC Warns ABC’s The View Faces ‘Uphill Climb’ in Equal-Time Enforcement
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr warns ABC’s The View may struggle to prove it qualifies as news under equal-time rules.
House Oversight Demands DOJ Detail Foreign Funding Behind Agitator Groups
House Oversight Committee seeks DOJ briefing on foreign funding linked to agitator groups involved in anti-ICE and anti-war protests.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz Draws Backlash After Criticizing Iran Strike
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz draws criticism from both sides after opposing the Trump administration’s Iran military strike.
Hegseth Says Operation Epic Fury Just the Beginning
Operation Epic Fury is “just the beginning” of American combat operations in Iran, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and General Dan Caine told reporters Monday.
New York AI Data Boom Faces 3-Year Ban
Environmental advocacy organizations are urging New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers to impose a three-year statewide moratorium on large-scale data centers used to power artificial intelligence systems.
Supreme Court Drug Users Gun Ban in Jeopardy
U.S. Supreme Court justices signaled skepticism Monday as they heard arguments in a case challenging a federal law that prohibits habitual drug users from possessing firearms.
Streets of Los Angeles Thank Trump for Ending 47 Years of Tyranny
In the heart of Los Angeles, a city long synonymous with progressive ideals and Hollywood's echo chamber, something extraordinary is unfolding. Streets that once pulsed with anti-Trump rallies and virtue-signaling marches are now alive with jubilant crowds waving American, Israeli, and pre-revolutionary Iranian flags.
Skydance Paramount Warner Merger Set to Reshape Streaming
The proposed $110 billion merger between Skydance’s Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery appears increasingly likely to move forward.
Jon Stewart Admits Trump-Russia Hype Tanked Media Trust
Comedian Jon Stewart recently suggested that establishment media outlets may have “squandered” trust with the American public.
QuitGPT Erupts After OpenAI Pentagon Deal
A growing number of left-leaning ChatGPT users are canceling their paid subscriptions following OpenAI’s announcement of a partnership with the Department of War.
Trump, Operation Epic Fury Crushing Iran
President Donald Trump said Monday that the United States continues to conduct “large-scale combat operations in Iran."
Dozens of Christian Universities Tied to Planned Parenthood
More than 100 Christian universities in the United States have been discovered to have some connection to Planned Parenthood and the abortion industry, according to a new report.
Ken Paxton Bans Trans Indoctrination
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) issued a legal opinion declaring that mental health providers cannot attempt to transition a child.
Iranian Prince Urges ‘Overthrow’ of Islamic System
The Iranian Prince, 65-year-old Reza Pahlavi, declared that with the support of the Iranian people, the opposition movement can "overthrow the Islamic Republic system."
ICE Protests Linked to Minnesota Fraud
The House Oversight Committee has launched an investigation into sources of funding for protests against law enforcement operations.
Virginia Highway Stabbing: Road Rage Turns Deadly
A violent Virginia highway stabbing left two people and a dog dead Sunday after what authorities described as a “road rage incident” spiraled out of control on Interstate 495.
President Trump Awards American Heroes
President Trump awarded three soldiers with the Congressional Medal of Honor, two of whom received the award posthumously.
UK Bases Greenlight Limited Strikes on Iran
The UK’s decision to greenlight US airstrike launches marks a significant development as the United States received approval to use British bases for limited strikes targeting Iran’s missile capabilities.
Trump’s Vow to Avenge Fallen Soldiers Sparks High-Stakes Showdown
President Donald Trump’s pledge to avenge fallen U.S. service members signals a deepening conflict with Iran and a potentially prolonged military campaign.
Huckabee Praises First Use of New ‘Iron Beam’
Videos on social media appear to show the first use of Israel's "Iron Beam," a laser-based weapon.
Influential Bishop Rebukes AOC’s ‘Marxist’ Attempt to Discredit Western Culture
A growing debate over Western identity erupted after Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s defense of Western heritage.
Charlie Kirk Tribute Hangs from Department of Education
The Department of Education displayed a banner of slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk in a move intended to honor the nation's 250th anniversary.
Passport Drama Leaves Tom Hanks’ Son Stranded in Columbia
Passport drama unfolded after Chet Hanks revealed he is stuck in Medellin, Colombia, following international travel complications. The 35-year-old actor, son of Tom Hanks, shared in an Instagram video that he cannot return to the United States because he traveled using his Greek passport instead of his American one.
“I’m traveling with my Greek passport because I’m a dual citizen,” Hanks explained. He said he avoided using his American passport because “it's about to expire, and sometimes they don’t let you in the country, even if it hasn’t expired, but it’s about to expire.”
Upon arriving at the airport for his return flight, Hanks said he was informed that because he entered Colombia on a foreign passport, he would “need a green card to get back into America.” He responded, “I don't have a green card, 'cause I'm an American citizen.” Without his U.S. passport in hand, Hanks said, “I’m literally stuck in Colombia. I’m stuck in Medellín.”
The actor noted that the nearest U.S. embassy able to assist him is located in Bogotá, roughly an hour flight away, though he expressed reluctance to make the trip. He ended his video jokingly urging fans to “free me.”
Fans responded online with humor, while others questioned how the situation might affect season two of his Netflix series “Running Point.” Hanks stars as Travis Bugg, a fictional professional basketball player navigating personal struggles. Reflecting on his career, he previously told Esquire, “If I don’t get this role, I’m just going to quit acting.”
Mamdani Faces Backlash After Post Described as ‘Rooting for the Ayatollah’
Backlash intensified after New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned the U.S.-Israel strike that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Nuclear Agency Warns of ‘Possible Radiological Release’
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) warned that there is a possibility of "radiological release" in Iran.
The New York Times Faces Backlash for Fawning Khamenei Obit.
Backlash erupted after The New York Times described Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as a “Hard-Line Cleric Who Made Iran a Regional Power.”
Medical Mandates Under Scrutiny in Arizona
The Arizona House approved a bill that would prohibit vaccine mandates and other medical measures across the state.
Americans on Edge Amid Sleeper Cell Risk
U.S. counterterrorism agencies are monitoring sleeper cell risks amid the U.S.–Israel strikes on Iran and the Austin shooting.
Wesleyan University President Backs Anti-ICE ‘War’
Wesleyan President Michael S. Roth praises anti-ICE efforts in Minnesota, calling enforcement a “war” and urging universities to resist ICE.
Stanford’s 1.7% Bombshell: GOP Nearly Erased
Campus Reform reports that only 1.7% of Stanford faculty political donations in the 2026 midterms went to Republicans.
Oil Markets on Edge as Iran Restricts Hormuz Shipping
Oil markets are showing signs of stress as Iran has reportedly moved to restrict navigation along the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump Agrees to Talks After Iran Leadership Shift
President Trump says he has agreed to negotiations with Iran’s new leadership after a major military strike, even as U.S. operations continue.
House Republicans Urge Johnson to Battle Senate Over SAVE Act
House Republicans are urging Speaker Mike Johnson to take a hard line with the Senate over the SAVE Act, a GOP-led election integrity bill.
The Day the World Changed: Why Khamenei’s Death Marks America’s Greatest Foreign Policy Triumph Since the Berlin Wall Fell
Today will be remembered as one of the most consequential days in American history — not because of politics as usual, but because of a decisive blow struck for freedom halfway around the world. On Saturday, a bold, coordinated military operation by the United States and Israel eliminated Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and key figures in his regime — a figure who for nearly four decades embodied theocratic oppression, regional destabilization, and the mortal threat posed by radical Islamism.
Blood Moon Over Persia: Is Iran at a Prophetic Crossroads?
When headlines speak of rising tensions with Iran and the Middle East feels like a tinderbox, many believers begin asking a deeper question: Is this prophetic? Add to that the appearance of a “blood moon” falling near biblical feast days, and the conversation intensifies.
Google Employees Revolt Over Military AI
More than 100 Google employees working on artificial intelligence have sent a letter to company leadership requesting firm restrictions on how the U.S. military can use the company’s AI technology.
Operation Fury Shield Texas Activated, Abbott Deploys Troops
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered the Texas Military Department to activate service members under “Operation Fury Shield."
Austin Nightclub Shooting Suspect Identified, Possible Terror Link
The suspect in the deadly mass shooting at a popular Austin nightclub has been identified as Ndiaga Diagne.
Hilary Knight’s SNL Trump Jab Sparks Backlash
U.S. women’s hockey star Hilary Knight delivered a pointed joke aimed at President Donald Trump during this weekend’s episode of Saturday Night Live.
Europe Terror Threat Soars After Iran Strikes
The escalating conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran’s Islamist regime could trigger retaliatory terror activity across Europe, German security officials have warned.
Rick Scott Opposes War Powers Move, Dems Are Playing Politics
During this week’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s Sunday Morning Futures, Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) said he will oppose efforts in the Senate.
Obama Official’s Criticism of Trump Iran Strike Ignites Conservative Backlash
Former Obama official Ben Rhodes sparks conservative outrage by criticizing President Trump’s military strikes on Iran.
Trump Blocks Anthropic: Pentagon’s AI Deal Sparks Firestorm
President Trump orders Anthropic removed from federal systems as the Pentagon reaches a new AI agreement with OpenAI.
Prosecutors Dropped Charges Against Illegal Alien Suspect Before Fatal Virginia Bus Stop Killing
Multiple charges against an illegal alien suspect were dropped in Fairfax County before he was arrested for a fatal bus stop stabbing.
Women Overtake Men in Law and Medical School Enrollment, Reflecting Broad Higher-Ed Gender Shift
Women now outnumber men in U.S. law schools and medical schools as female enrollment continues to rise nationwide.
Christian Teacher Threatened With Termination for Refusing to Read LGBTQ-Themed Book to First Graders
A Nashville first-grade teacher says he was threatened with termination for refusing to read an LGBTQ-themed book to students.
Grok Predicted Iran Strike Date Before It Happened
When Israel and the United States launched coordinated military strikes against Iran on Saturday.
Zelensky Supports Trump’s Iran Strikes
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Saturday that it is “fair” to give the Iranian people an opportunity to remove what he described as a terrorist regime.
FBI High Alert After U.S.–Iran Escalation
The FBI is on high alert following coordinated U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran overnight, with federal and local law enforcement agencies ramping up security measures.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Killed in Joint U.S.–Israeli Strike
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was allegedly assassinated during an Israeli air strike on his compound in Tehran.
Nate Morris Supports Trump’s Iran Strikes
Nate Morris, a Kentucky Republican Senate candidate seeking to replace Sen. Mitch McConnell, voiced strong support for President Donald Trump.
Man Hangs Onto Cars on Sacramento Boulevard
Shocking footage emerged Friday showing a man clinging to multiple moving vehicles as they traveled down a four-lane boulevard in Sacramento, California.
Iran Strikes U.S. Naval Base in Bahrain After Iran Attack
Iran launched a barrage of drones and missiles targeting a major United States naval installation in Bahrain.
Trump Corpus Christi Energy Visit Draws Industry Praise
President Donald Trump’s visit to the Port of Corpus Christi has drawn strong praise from Texas oil and natural gas leaders.
Illinois GOP Energy Policy Forum Highlights Coal Push
Republican candidates seeking to challenge Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker laid out sharp contrasts on energy and judicial philosophy.
Social Media Addiction Lawsuit Trial Targets Tech Giants
A 20-year-old woman identified in court only as K.G.M. testified Thursday in a closely watched lawsuit alleging addictive design practices by major social media platforms.
Trump Floats ‘Friendly Takeover’ of Cuba
President Donald Trump said Friday that his administration is in communication with the Cuban government and suggested the possibility of a “friendly takeover” of the island nation.
Canadian Media Rages Over USA Hockey White House Visit
Canadian media reaction to the United States men’s hockey team’s gold medal victory continues to intensify.
Mace Pushes Death Penalty for Child Rapists
Rep. Nancy Mace introduced legislation this week that would authorize the death penalty in federal cases involving certain sex crimes against children.
Ted Lieu Says Trump Will Face Subpoena Over Epstein
Rep. Ted Lieu said Friday that President Donald Trump would be subpoenaed to testify before Congress if Democrats regain control of the House in the November midterm elections.
Paxton Sues Abortion-by-Mail Network
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against abortion-by-mail entities Aid Access GmbH, Aid Access B.V., as well as Remy Coeytaux and Rebecca Gomperts, for operations that defy state law.
Arizona House Approves Ban on Trans Treatments for Kids
A bill expanding the ban on taxpayer funds for transgender-related treatments for minors has moved through the Arizona House.
Europe Pushes Moderna COVID-Flu Jab
Europe's medical regulator, the European Medicines Agency, recommended the approval of Moderna's COVID-19-flu vaccine.
Judge Blocks IRS Data Sharing
A federal judge ruled that the IRS illegally disclosed taxpayer information relating to ICE, although a separate judge earlier this week permitted the agency to continue sharing data with immigration enforcement.
Major Store Removes Dyes from Products
Target announced that it will remove synthetic colors from its cereals, a major win for the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) initiative as the company implements its sweeping changes.
Courthouse Chaos: Shia LaBeouf Bond Sparks Flight
Shia LaBeouf bond drama intensified Thursday as the actor posted $100,000 and quickly fled the courthouse following a status hearing in New Orleans.
Bill Clinton Claims He ‘Saw Nothing’ in Epstein Probe
Bill Clinton became the first former U.S President to be deposed in more than 40 years.
Nuclear Standoff: Iran Rejects Trump Demands
Tensions surrounding Iran’s pursuit of a nuclear weapon deepened Thursday as Tehran rejected key conditions from President Trump despite reports of “significant progress” in talks with the United States.
$10 Million Reward Offered for Cartel Heads
The Department of State’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs is offering up to $10 million for information leading to the arrests of brothers leading the Sinaloa Cartel's operations in Tijuana.
Tampa Airport Pajama Ban Post Sparks Heated Debate
Backlash over a pajama ban erupted Thursday after Tampa International Airport posted a tongue-in-cheek message declaring, “It’s time to ban pajamas at Tampa International Airport.”
Denver Mayor Threatens Detention of ICE Agents Amid Increased National Tensions
ICE Showdown tensions escalated Thursday after Denver Mayor Mike Johnston signed an executive order directing city authorities to detain any ICE agent who “assaults or shoots or kills” civilians.
Scouts Ditch Woke Policies After Pentagon Pressure
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced that Scouting America, formerly known as Boy Scouts, is ending its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
Cuba Boat Shootout: ‘Obsessive and Diabolical’ Mission Revealed
Cuba boat shootout details emerged this week after the brother of an American killed in the clash said the mission was driven by an “obsessive and diabolical” quest to free the island.
DHS Secretly Spied on Officials
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said during an appearance on PBD Podcast that activists within the agency secretly bugged tech used by officials to spy and record meetings.
Iran Showdown: Sen. Kennedy Sounds the Alarm
Rhetoric regarding tensions with Iran intensified Thursday as Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) issued a blunt warning about Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s intentions toward the United States.
U.S. Evacuates Israel Embassy Amid Iranian Tensions
The United States authorized nonemergency government employees to leave Israel amid heightened risks posed by Iran.
Deportation Showdown: Judge Defies High Court Again
Deportation showdown tensions escalated Thursday after a Biden-appointed federal judge again ruled against President Trump’s third-country deportation policy, despite prior Supreme Court intervention.
UNC System Tuition Increase 2026 Ends 9-Year Freeze
In-state undergraduates across the University of North Carolina System will face tuition increases next year for the first time since 2017.
Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School Funding Battle Escalates
Debate over taxpayer funding for cyber charter schools is intensifying in Pennsylvania, as lawmakers weigh proposed cuts and reforms.
Nvidia Stock Falls After Earnings Beat Expectations
Nvidia shares fell more than four percent in morning trading Thursday even after the chipmaker posted quarterly results that beat Wall Street expectations.
Chinese Birthright Citizenship Surrogacy Scheme
Investigative journalist Peter Schweizer is raising alarms about what he describes as a coordinated effort by Chinese elites.
Rashida Tlaib KKK Chant State of the Union Sparks Backlash
Rep. Rashida Tlaib faced sharp criticism after video circulated showing her appearing to chant “KKK” as Republican lawmakers cheered “USA."
Kremlin Cuba Speedboat Shooting Defense Escalates Tensions
The Kremlin on Thursday defended Cuba’s actions in a deadly confrontation involving a U.S.-registered speedboat off Cuba’s northern coast.
Christie Hire Sparks Clash Between AGA and Trump Officials
Administration officials are sharply criticizing the American Gaming Association for hiring former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie as a strategic adviser amid a regulatory fight over prediction markets.
Hypocrisy Exposed: Too Explicit for Senators, But Fine for Kids
The recent spectacle in the Minnesota Senate Education Finance Committee hearing laid bare a stunning hypocrisy that conservatives have been warning about for years. Republican Sen. Michael Holmstrom, during testimony from librarians on the state's library ecosystem, attempted to illustrate the explicit content finding its way into school and public libraries by reading aloud from This Book Is Gay by Juno Dawson, a title recommended for readers as young as 12 and available in teen sections of various Minnesota public libraries. Almost immediately, Democratic committee Chair Ann Rest interrupted and demanded he stop, declaring the material "not appropriate" for the room of adults.
New Bill Slams Olympic Defectors
Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) is leading a bill penalizing U.S.-born athletes who represent other countries in sporting events.
Judge Ends Lawsuit Against White House Ballroom
A federal judge declined to put a stop to President Trump's White House ballroom, stating that a lawsuit against it does not adequately challenge its construction.
Vaccine Advisers to Address COVID
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), a vaccine advisory board for the CDC, will discuss the COVID-19 vaccines and their injuries during an upcoming meeting.
Fighter Pilot Charged for Assisting China
Former U.S. Air Force officer and pilot Gerald Eddie Brown, Jr., 65, was arrested in Indiana after attempting to assist China.
Court Sides with God’s Law in Classroom Display
The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of a Louisiana law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms.
Melania Set to Make History at U.N. Security Council
First Lady Melania Trump will chair a meeting for the United Nations Security Council on Monday.
Dems’ Refusal to Stand for Americans Over Illegals Sparks SOTU Backlash
Democrats' refusal to stand became a defining moment of President Donald Trump’s 2026 State of the Union when he asked lawmakers to rise if they believe “the first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens.”
California School Lawsuit Reveals Shocking Anti-Semitism Claims
California school lawsuit allegations are sending shockwaves through the state’s education system after a group of Jewish parents sued top education officials, claiming public schools have fostered systemic anti-Semitism.
Hillary Clinton Appears for Deposition
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is set to be deposed by the House Oversight Committee on Thursday in Chappaqua, New York.
From Prison to Paris: Kushner Sparks Franco-American Tension
US Ambassador to France Charles Kushner has ignited a diplomatic spat after ignoring a French foreign ministry summons, prompting Paris to limit his access to government officials.
Rubio Warns Iran is ‘Grave Threat’ to U.S.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters that Iran is a "grave threat" to the United States.
Wig Disguise Horror: Philanthropist Murdered, Trooper Ambushed
A wig disguise case has shocked Maryland after police charged a 22-year-old assisted living employee with murdering an elderly philanthropist and shooting at a state trooper.
Elderly Parole Outrage: ‘Monster’ Cleared for Release
The elderly parole decision allowing convicted child molester David Allen Funston to move toward release has sparked fierce opposition from law enforcement and prosecutors.
WEF Boss Quits After Epstein Emails Surface
The President and CEO of the World Economic Forum (WEF) announced his resignation after emails linked him to Jeffrey Epstein were released.
Sanctuary Policies Exposed: 9 Sex Offenders Arrested
Sanctuary policies in California face renewed criticism after federal agents arrested nine convicted sex offenders in Los Angeles.
Biden FBI Spied on Kash Patel
FBI Director Kash Patel revealed that his phone records were seized by the agency under the Biden administration.
Campus Stabbing Shock: Athlete Killed in Alleged Affair
A campus stabbing has left a Missouri university reeling after a college track athlete was allegedly killed by his girlfriend.
California’s Wildfire Lawsuit Explosion Escalates
California faces a surge of wildfire lawsuits after the 2025 Palisades and Eaton fires, with cities and utilities battling over damages.
Texas Tech Shuts Down Pro-Abortion Event
Texas Tech University canceled a campus event organized by a leftist group promoting illegal late-term abortions.
Novo Nordisk Slashes Ozempic Prices 50%
Novo Nordisk will slash Ozempic and Wegovy list prices by up to 50%, responding to pressure over high prescription drug costs in the U.S.
CNN Presses Sen. Fetterman on Party Switch, Trump Endorsement
Sen. John Fetterman rejected the idea of becoming a Republican or accepting President Trump’s endorsement during a CNN interview.
Iran’s ‘Shadow State’ Exposed: 4,000-Person Secret Network
A report reveals Iran’s Supreme Leader runs a 4,000-person secret network that operates as a state within a state.
Warner Bros Discovery Paramount $31 Offer Challenges Netflix
Warner Bros. Discovery announced Tuesday that Paramount Skydance has increased its purchase offer to $31 per share in cash.
Washington Business Leaders Warn on $2B Spending Boost
Several of Washington state’s leading business organizations are urging lawmakers to proceed cautiously as Democrats advance supplemental budget proposals.
Music City Loop Nashville Tunnel Moves Forward
An underground tunnel project connecting downtown Nashville to Nashville International Airport moved forward Wednesday.
Trump AI Data Center Electricity Plan Shields Ratepayers
President Donald Trump announced during Tuesday night’s State of the Union address that major technology companies have agreed to cover more of the electricity costs required to power artificial intelligence data centers.
Cuba Florida Speedboat Shooting Leaves 4 Dead
Cuba’s Interior Ministry announced Wednesday that four men aboard a Florida-registered speedboat were shot and killed after Cuban authorities intercepted the vessel in Cuban territorial waters.
Dem Rep Mocks Medal of Honor Heroes at Trump SOTU
When did honoring American heroes become a punchline? During President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address Tuesday night, cameras captured the moment the nation’s highest military honors were bestowed on veterans, including a 100-year-old Korean War legend and a modern combat hero. In the aftermath, Democrat Rep. Robin Kelly mocked the presentation.
Trump Erupts at Omar and Tlaib, ‘Send Them Back’
President Donald Trump sharply criticized Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib following disruptions during Tuesday’s State of the Union address.
Democrat Congresswoman Calls Trump’s ‘Stand for Americans’ Moment ‘Racist’
Rep. Janelle Bynum (D-OR) accused President Donald Trump of using "thinly veiled racist language" when he asked members of Congress to stand if they agreed that the government's first duty is to protect American citizens over illegal aliens.
Buck Sexton Menticde Warning Sparks Debate
Former CIA officer and conservative talk show host Buck Sexton is raising alarms about what he calls a modern wave of psychological manipulation in the United States.
Bill Gates Apologizes for Epstein Relationship
Bill Gates apologized to employees of the Gates Foundation regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal (WSJ).
Vanderbilt Stops Adult Trans Surgeries
Vanderbilt Health announced that it will stop providing transgender surgeries for adults.
Larry Summers to Resign from Harvard
Former Treasury Secretary and Harvard University professor Larry Summers announced that he will resign as the campus reviews his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Dems Want Kids to Have More Vaccines
Fifteen states, led by California, filed a lawsuit over the Trump administration's revised childhood vaccine schedule.
ID for Snow Shovels, But Not for Ballots?
In the frozen grip of New York City's latest winter storm, Mayor Zohran Mamdani, the darling of the democratic socialist crowd and a self-proclaimed champion of the working class, unwittingly exposed the glaring contradictions at the heart of progressive politics.
Walkout Praise Raises Eyebrows as Spanberger Backs Anti-ICE Protests
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger is drawing scrutiny after she highlighted anti-ICE school protests in her rebuttal to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address.
FBI Raids LA School District Superintendent’s Home and Office
Law enforcement officials have raided the home of Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho.
24-Year Mystery Solved: Missing Mom Speaks
A decades-old disappearance has ended in relief and renewed questions after a North Carolina woman missing since 2001 was found alive.
Vance Launches ‘War on Fraud’
Vice President JD Vance described his role in addressing fraud in an interview on Fox News's "America's Newsroom."
Spirit Bankruptcy Chaos: Travelers Furious
The fallout from the ongoing Spirit bankruptcy is leaving travelers stranded as the budget airline cancels hundreds of flights while negotiating a creditor agreement.
Iran Hit with Sanctions Ahead of Nuclear Talks
The Trump administration expanded its sanctions against Iran ahead of its nuclear talks with the country.
AI Showdown: Pentagon Ultimatum Rocks Anthropic
A high-stakes AI ultimatum is unfolding inside the Pentagon as Secretary of War Pete Hegseth warns artificial intelligence firm Anthropic to lift military use restrictions on its Claude system by Friday or risk losing a $200 million contract.
Nobel Prize Winner Drops from University Amid Epstein Link
The head of a Columbia University institute resigned from his position due to his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Snowball Assault Sparks Outrage After Mayor Downplays Attack
A violent snowball assault against NYPD officers in Washington Square Park has ignited backlash after New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani dismissed the incident as a “snowball fight.”
Major Ruling Changes Immigration Fight
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can continue sharing data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
State of the Union Immigration Showdown
Democrats invited ICE guests to attend President Trump’s State of the Union address.
Coast Guard Reinstates Dozens of Those Dismissed From COVID Mandates
The Department of Homeland Security announced that 56 members of the U.S. Coast Guard have been reinstated with back pay after being dismissed under the Biden administration for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine.
Iran Under Fire as Chemical Weapons Alarm Mounts
A growing chemical weapons alarm surrounds Iran after a new report alleged the regime may have used banned agents against protesters during unrest that began in December 2025.
Texas Tech Professor Charged in Federal Fentanyl Distribution Plot
Former Texas Tech professor Daniel Taylor is federally charged in a fentanyl distribution conspiracy in Lubbock, Texas.
Trump Secures Critical Farm Supply Chain
President Trump invokes the Defense Production Act to prioritize domestic phosphorus and glyphosate production.
Public Storage Moves Headquarters From California to Texas in Major Corporate Shift
Public Storage is relocating its headquarters from Glendale, California, to Frisco in the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Trump Blasts Supreme Court Tariff Ruling, Pledges New Legal Fight
Trump used his 2026 State of the Union address to sharply criticize a 6–3 SCOTUS decision that struck down key aspects of his tariff policy.
Gold Rush: Alysa Liu Surges Past Eileen Gu
Alysa Liu’s Instagram following soared past Eileen Gu after winning Olympic gold in 2026, marking a major moment for Team USA.
Trump: ‘These People are CRAZY’
In a no-holds-barred State of the Union address that had the chamber buzzing, President Donald J. Trump didn't mince words when he turned his gaze to the stone-faced Democrats across the aisle. "These people are CRAZY!"
Trump Rewards Goalie NYT Hates, USA!
In the theme of tonight's SOTU honoring America's 250th birthday, President Trump brought out the men's U.S. Olympic Team to celebrate their gold medal and victory against Canada.
SOTU Snub: Who Showed and Who Boycotted
President Trump has begun delivering the State of the Union address before a divided chamber, marked by notable absences. Only four Supreme Court justices attended the annual address, and approximately 70 Democratic lawmakers chose to participate in alternative planned protests rather than sit on the House floor.
Iran Flexes Military Muscle Hours Before Trump’s State of the Union
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched large-scale military drills in southern Iran on Tuesday, testing new weapons and combat tactics just hours before President Donald Trump was set to deliver his State of the Union address to Congress.
NYPD Snowball Assault: How Progressive Policies Normalize Attacks on Police
In the heart of Manhattan, amid a historic blizzard that blanketed New York City in snow, what should have been a moment of innocent winter fun turned into yet another stark reminder of the deep-seated disrespect and hostility toward law enforcement that has festered in our major cities under progressive leadership.
Tennessee Bill Would Make Abortion a Murder Charge
A Tennessee lawmaker wants to treat abortion the same as any other homicide under state law, a proposal that would make it the most aggressive pro-life legislation in the country.
Spokane $100,000 Immigrant Funding Sparks Clash
The Spokane City Council voted Monday to allocate $100,000 from the police department’s community outreach budget to support emergency aid for non-English speaking, low-income undocumented immigrants.
DJI Romo Robot Vacuum Security Flaw Exposes Thousands
A tech enthusiast accidentally uncovered a major security flaw affecting thousands of internet-connected robot vacuums, gaining access to detailed floor plans, live camera feeds, and audio streams.
SAFE Act FISA Reform Targets Warrantless Surveillance
Sens. Mike Lee and Dick Durbin introduced bipartisan legislation Monday aimed at curbing warrantless government surveillance of Americans.
Moscow Railway Station Explosion Kills Officer
An explosive device detonated near Moscow’s Savyolovsky rail station just after midnight Tuesday.
NPR Epstein Trump Allegations Stir New Controversy
NPR published a report on the day of President Trump’s State of the Union address alleging that the Justice Department withheld certain Jeffrey Epstein-related files.
2025 Home Price Growth 1.3 Percent Marks Slowest Pace
Home price growth slowed dramatically in 2025, marking the weakest annual appreciation in more than 15 years.
Tim Walz Gun Control Package Pushes Tax and Ban
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz introduced an expansive gun control package Tuesday that includes a proposed tax on firearms and ammunition.
Trans Individuals Commit ‘Disproportionately High Rates’ of Mass Shootings
Transgender individuals commit more "mass public and active shooting attacks," a study from the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC) revealed.
Judge in Charlie Kirk Case Makes Major Decision
Judge Tony Graf, the judge overseeing the case against Tyler Robinson, the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk, ruled that county prosecutors can remain on the case.
Congress Sounds Alarm on War on Christians
The House Appropriations Committee and House Foreign Affairs Committee delivered a joint report concerning the persecution of Christians in Nigeria, finding that it is the "deadliest place in the world to be a Christian."
FBI Official Ousted by Trump Launches Congressional Bid
The former assistant director of the FBI Washington Field Office, Dave Sundberg, announced a bid for U.S. Congress.
Chemical Threat Emerges as Iran Expands Missile Arsenal
A growing chemical weapons threat from Iran is raising alarms in Israel and Washington, as new intelligence suggests Tehran is preparing ballistic missiles with unconventional warheads.
New Bill Protects California Churches
California lawmakers are moving forward on a bill protecting churches and other houses of worship as religious services have faced ongoing threats and intimidation across the country.
Erika Kirk Joins Trump for State of the Union
The widow of slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, Erika Kirk, will attend the State of the Union as one of President Trump's guests.
Autopen Clemency Fallout: Career Criminal Back in Custody
Former President Joe Biden’s autopen clemency fallout deepened Monday after career criminal Oscar Freemond Fowler III was taken back into custody on state charges.
Medical Org Confronted Over Child Hormones
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, on behalf of 20 states, sent a letter to the American Medical Association (AMA), urging it to drop its cross-sex hormone treatment for minors.
U.S. Orders Partial Embassy Evacuation in Beirut as Regional Tensions Escalate
A Beirut evacuation order has reduced staffing at the U.S. Embassy in Lebanon as regional tensions rise.
Blue Alert Manhunt: Deputy Slain, Suspect Flees
A statewide Blue Alert manhunt is underway in Missouri after a Christian County deputy was shot and killed Monday afternoon.
UK to Release Epstein-Linked Docs
The United Kingdom is set to unseal documents linking former ambassador Peter Mandelson to Jeffrey Epstein.
El Mencho Raid: Romantic Trail Ends in Bloodshed
A high-stakes El Mencho raid ended Sunday with the death of Mexico’s most-wanted fentanyl kingpin after authorities tracked his romantic partner to a secluded cabin.
CIA Pulls Politicized Intelligence Reports
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has pulled more than a dozen intelligence reports after finding that they did not meet standards and failed to be politically neutral.
Dems Select Their ‘Designated Survivor’
Rep. Mike Thompson (D-CA) announced that he was selected by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) as one of the designated survivors ahead of President Trump's State of the Union address.
Stephen King’s False Trump Children Claim Sparks Online Firestorm
A social media storm erupted after author Stephen King falsely stated that President Donald Trump has never had a child.
Cancer Fatigue Raises New Biden Health Questions
Concerns over cancer fatigue are emerging as former President Joe Biden continues his battle with an aggressive form of prostate cancer.
Ex-Prince Andrew Taxpayer Scandal: Lavish Massage Bills, Trips and New Arrest Rock British Monarchy
Former Prince Andrew is accused of billing British taxpayers for massage services and lavish travel as a trade envoy.
Putin Declares Nuclear Build-Up ‘Absolute Priority’
Vladimir Putin declares nuclear weapons development an absolute priority for Russia, raising concerns over global security.
North Carolina Elementary Teacher Who Identified as ‘Transgender Wolf’ Fired After Parents’ Complaints
A North Carolina DoDEA substitute was fired after parents objected to conduct involving a self-identified “transgender wolf.”
Cornell Defense Tech Career Talk Abruptly Ends After Student Protest
A defense technology firm ended its Cornell University career talk after student protestors disrupted the event.
Florida’s Wealth Surge: $4M-an-Hour Exodus from High-Tax States Sparks Economic Boom
Florida is drawing more than $4M per hour in income migration from high-tax states, bolstering economic growth.
Trump 15% Global Tariff Stuns Washington
President Donald Trump’s new 15% global tariff, imposed under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974.
$1.7T Student Loan Shakeup? Trump Weighs Sale
The Trump administration confirmed Monday it is considering selling portions of the federal government’s nearly $1.7 trillion student loan portfolio to private investors. Officials say no final decision has been made.
Sam Altman AI Energy Comments Ignite Firestorm
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman faced sharp scrutiny after defending artificial intelligence’s environmental footprint with a controversial comparison to human development.
U.S. Women’s Hockey Team Skips State of the Union
The gold medal-winning U.S. women’s hockey team has declined President Trump’s invitation to attend the State of the Union address.
The Chloe Cole Act Is What Accountability Looks Like
For years, we've watched an entire medical industry sprint headlong into mutilating confused teenagers, armed with nothing but ideology and invoices. Doctors who should know better have been slicing healthy tissue off adolescents who can't legally buy a beer, then hiding behind the language of "gender-affirming care" as if branding butchery with a progressive label makes it medicine.
Trump International Hotel Gold Coast Set to Dominate Australia
Eric Trump announced a major international expansion this week, revealing plans for the Trump Organization’s first venture into Australia.
ICE Nabs Convicted Pedophiles and Rapists in Weekend Blitz
Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested more than a dozen illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes and violent offenses over the weekend, the Department of Homeland Security announced Monday.
Iran Says It’ll Talk Nukes, But Only If America Pays Up First
A senior Iranian official told Reuters on Sunday that Tehran is willing to offer concessions on its uranium enrichment program, but only if the United States agrees to lift all economic sanctions first.
Newsom Tells Black Voters He’s ‘Just Like You’ Because He Can’t Read
California Gov. Gavin Newsom told a crowd of black voters in Georgia over the weekend that he relates to them because he scored a 960 on his SATs and "cannot read a speech." "I'm not trying to impress you. I'm just trying to impress upon you I'm like you. I'm no better than you," Newsom said during a stop on his autobiography tour, widely seen as a soft launch for a 2028 presidential campaign. "I'm a 960 SAT guy. You've never seen me read a speech because I cannot read a speech."
Research Funds Funneled to China
Nearly $1 billion in federal research funds have been directed into projects linked to China's defense labs, a study by the Center for Research Security and Integrity (CRSI) claims.
Supreme Court Urged to Take Action on Radical Washington Law
Sixteen states are urging the Supreme Court to take up a challenge to a Washington law that allows minors to run away to pursue abortions and sex changes.
Trump Honors Victims of Migrant Crime in ‘National Angel Family Day’
President Donald Trump declared Monday to be "National Angel Family Day," honoring families who lost loved ones to crimes committed by illegal immigrants.
New Jersey Democrats Name Anti-ICE Bill After Profanity
Democrats in the New Jersey General Assembly have introduced legislation have introduced a bill named after a profanity against ICE agents.
Rocket Launchers Seized: Cartels Outgun Police
The seizure of rocket launchers taken during a high-stakes raid in Mexico highlights the growing firepower of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
Epstein-Linked Former Ambassador Arrested
Former British ambassador to the United States, Peter Mandelson, has been arrested.
China Demands Action After Trump Tariff Ruling
China is pressing the United States to lift tariffs after a landmark Trump tariff ruling from the Supreme Court struck down key Trump-era trade measures.
Hezbollah Activation Looms: Will Iran Strike Back?
Fears of a broader conflict are rising as talk of Hezbollah activation intensifies amid potential U.S. action against Iran’s regime.
JPMorgan Chase Admits to Debanking Trump
JPMorgan Chase admitted to debanking accounts linked to President Donald Trump following the January 6, 2021, protest at the U.S. Capitol.
Ramadan Honored at Sports Event
Major League Soccer (MLS) announced last week that it would pause games to observe Ramadan at sundown.
Ancient Temple Workshop Discovered in Antiquities Heist Bust
A dramatic discovery tied to biblical history has emerged after Israeli authorities uncovered a temple workshop found during a sting operation near Jerusalem.
Terror Threat Warning: US Raises Alarm Over Vacation Hotspot
A renewed terror threat warning is raising concerns for Americans traveling to Côte d’Ivoire, a popular West African destination that draws nearly 2 million international visitors each year.
Newsom ‘Just Like’ Black Mayor in Insulting Comment
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) appeared to insult a black audience, saying he is "just like" them and scored poorly on tests.
Teacher Abuse Charges Rock Florida School
Serious allegations have emerged in Florida in as abuse charges are filed against a longtime local teacher.
Trump Predicts Another Supreme Court Blow
President Trump predicted that the Supreme Court will deliver another blow to his agenda regarding birthright citizenship.
Iran Unrest Intensifies with Gunfire and Tear Gas Deployed at Universities
Continuing unrest in Iran has further escalated across major universities and in the streets of Tehran.
Judge Shuts Down Jack Smith’s Mar-a-Lago Report
U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon has blocked the release of former special counsel Jack Smith's report on the Mar-a-Lago documents case.
Outrage in Baldwinsville: NY High School Teacher Placed on Leave After Helping Students Launch TPUSA Club
A New York teacher was placed on leave after assisting students in forming a Turning Point USA club, sparking debate over free speech.
Blizzard Chaos Grounds 7,000 Flights
More than 7,000 flights across the U.S. were canceled as a powerful winter storm slammed the Northeast, disrupting travel for millions.
Three Mile Island Revival: Grid Must Handle Peak Demand
Energy Secretary Christopher Wright says the U.S. grid must handle peak demand as Three Mile Island moves toward reopening.
Trump Warns Netflix: Fire Susan Rice
President Trump calls on Netflix to fire Susan Rice, warning of consequences and intensifying debate over corporate leadership.
El Mencho Killed: Cartel Kingpin Falls in Major Operation
El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, was killed in a Mexican military operation supported by U.S. intelligence.
Bianco: ‘Democrat Policy Is Indefensible’ as GOP Leads California Governor Polls
GOP candidates lead in California governor polling as Republican Chad Bianco criticizes Democratic policies as “indefensible.”
Trump’s ‘New Hero’ After Tariff Ruling
President Trump praises Justice Brett Kavanaugh as his “new hero” after a Supreme Court ruling limited his tariff authority
$21B Crisis: Labor Dept Targets California Fraud
The U.S. Labor Department deploys a strike team to California over $21 billion in unemployment debt and fraud concerns.
Conservative Legal Group Asks CFPB to Scrap Race and Sex Questions on Mortgage Applications
America First Legal filed a formal petition urging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to eliminate a federal rule that forces mortgage lenders to collect the race and sex of every home loan applicant.
Watchdog Demands Probe Into Billions in Last-Minute Biden Energy Grants
A conservative energy watchdog is pushing Congress to investigate tens of billions of dollars in Department of Energy grants rushed out in the final weeks of the Biden administration, warning that internal red flags were ignored and taxpayer money may have been wasted.
Corporate America Walks Back DEI: Major Firms Drop Diversity Hiring Emphasis
Major U.S. companies are scaling back DEI programs as executives and federal policy under President Trump push merit-based hiring.
Trump Raises Global Tariff to 15% After Supreme Court Ruling
President Donald Trump announced Saturday that he is immediately raising his worldwide tariff from 10 percent to 15 percent, one day after the Supreme Court struck down his broader reciprocal tariff regime.
NYC Mayor Requires ID to Shovel Snow, But Not to Vote
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani told residents Saturday to show up at local sanitation garages with "paperwork" and identification if they want to help shovel snow ahead of the city's first blizzard in nearly a decade. Voting in elections, according to Mamdani and his political allies, should require no such documentation.
Secret Service Kills Armed Man at Mar-a-Lago Gate
U.S. Secret Service agents and a Palm Beach County sheriff's deputy shot and killed an armed man who breached the secure perimeter at Mar-a-Lago early Sunday morning, the agency confirmed.
Stanford Paper Sues State Dept. to Defend Free Speech for International Students
Stanford’s student newspaper is suing the State Department, arguing visa revocations over political speech violate the First Amendment.
Detroit Chief Suspends Cops for Calling Border Patrol
Sergeant Denise Wallet, a 27-year veteran of the Detroit Police Department, was on a call earlier this month assisting an officer dealing with a suspect who couldn't speak English. She called Customs and Border Protection for help identifying the individual. Not to deport anyone. Not to "enforce immigration law." Just to figure out who the person was.
Your Tax Dollars May Have Funded Terrorists, and Tim Walz Let It Happen
Scott Bessent stood in front of reporters Friday and said what a lot of us already suspected: American taxpayer money, stolen through Minnesota's welfare system, may have ended up in the hands of al-Shabab. The al-Qaeda affiliate. The group responsible for the Westgate mall massacre that killed 67 people in Nairobi. That al-Shabab.
AOC Says Vance Wants Americans ‘Assassinated in the Street’
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez went after Vice President JD Vance on Friday, claiming he believes Americans should be gunned down on the street. The New York Democrat was responding to Vance backing the ICE agent who fatally shot a Minneapolis woman during an immigration enforcement operation Wednesday.
Oregon Sat on 800,000 Dead Voter Registrations for Nearly a Decade
SALEM, Ore., Oregon will finally start scrubbing roughly 800,000 inactive voter registrations from its rolls after letting them pile up since 2017, Secretary of State Tobias Read announced Friday.
Virginia Tech Professor’s ‘Hate Crime’ Claim Against White Teens Falls Apart in Days
CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. -- A Virginia Tech sociology professor's accusation that a group of white teenagers committed a racially motivated hate crime against him has been debunked by local police, who found the teens were simply clearing snow from their truck at a nearby house party.
Vandals Dump Toxic Chemical on Trump-Kennedy Center Ice Rink
WASHINGTON -- Someone poured a brown-black chemical across the outdoor ice rink at the Trump-Kennedy Center sometime overnight Thursday, wrecking the surface and killing a Friday night skating show.
Trump’s DOT Just Killed Foreign-Language CDL Tests Nationwide
WASHINGTON -- Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Friday that all commercial truck driver license tests in the United States will now be administered exclusively in English, ending state policies that allowed big-rig operators to take exams in foreign languages.
Maryland County Pays After Blocking Parents From Opting Out of Trans Books
Montgomery County, Maryland, is facing a $1.5 million price tag after a federal court approved a settlement forcing the deep-blue county's school board to pay damages to religious parents.
Clintons Face Epstein Deposition Next Week
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will be deposed by the House Oversight Committee in their hometown next week.
Pledge of Allegiance Dropped from Meetings
The Winchester Planning Commission voted 4-2 to drop the Pledge of Allegiance out of its bylaws.
Vietnam Vets Fight Triumphal Arch Proposal
Three Vietnam War veterans filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, seeking to prevent it from building the proposed triumphal arch.
Hegseth Slams ‘Godless’ Policies in Speech Bolstering Biblical Values
War Secretary Pete Hegseth served as the headline speaker at the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) 2026 International Christian Media Convention on Thursday evening, defending traditional values and declaring that Christ forgives.
White House Moves to Secure Herbicide
President Trump issued an executive order this week that supports the production of glyphosate, a major herbicide, nationwide.
Vaccine Mandates Remain After State Votes
New Hampshire lawmakers rejected a bill that would have banned vaccine mandates in the state.
Trump Eyes 10% Global Tariff Move After Ruling
President Donald Trump announced that there are alternative routes his administration can take to continue his tariffs following the Supreme Court's ruling.
Epstein Executors Cut $35M Deal
The executors of Jeffrey Epstein's estate have agreed to pay as much as $35 million to resolve a lawsuit accusing them of aiding in his sex trafficking operations.
Trump Banner Flies at DOJ Headquarters
A banner featuring an image of President Trump and the phrase, "Make America Safe Again," flew from the Department of Justice headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Trump Vows to Release Alien Files
President Trump vowed to release files relating to extraterrestrial life and other matters following widespread public interest in the subject.
Florida Honors President Trump with Airport Rename
Florida lawmakers have passed a bill renaming the Palm Beach International Airport after President Trump.
Supreme Court Hits Back at Trump Tariffs
The Supreme Court rules 6-3 that some of President Trump's tariffs go beyond the scope of an emergency law.
Overcoming a Poverty Mindset
A poverty spirit is easy to spot. It shows up in both the Prodigal Son and the older brother (Luke 15:11–32). The Prodigal Son...
550 CDL Schools Shut Down After Federal Sting
More than 550 commercial driver’s license training schools across the United States have been shut down following a sweeping federal investigation.
Taliban Criminal Code on Women Sparks Global Outrage
Afghanistan’s Taliban leadership has approved a sweeping new criminal code that human rights advocates warn formalizes inequality.
Colbert Hands Ossoff the Mic Among Trump Attacks
Late-night host Stephen Colbert welcomed Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff onto his CBS program Wednesday.
Deported Illegal Alien Opens Fire on Deputies, Shot Dead
A previously deported Mexican national died after opening fire on law enforcement officers during a police chase in Charleston County.
James Talarico Warns of ‘Media Coordination’ Plot
Texas State Rep. James Talarico argued that the Trump administration is working alongside major corporate media figures in what he described as a coordinated attempt to influence public discourse.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Freed After Epstein-Linked Arrest
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was released under investigation Thursday evening after being arrested earlier in the day on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Sam Altman Stuns With Warning on China AI Surge
OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman said Chinese technology companies are advancing at an “amazingly fast” pace.
Discrimination Claims Hit Los Angeles Schools
The Department of Justice has joined a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) surrounding its Predominately Hispanic, Black, Asian, and Other (PHBAO) Program.
Students Suspended After Anti-ICE Walkout
More than 100 Oklahoma students participated in a walkout protest against immigration enforcement operations last week, prompting their suspensions.
Judge Forces Gender Care to Continue
San Diego County Superior Court Judge Matthew Braner ruled last week that Rady Children’s Health must resume all so-called "gender-affirming care."
Trump’s Ballroom Plan Gets Green Light
The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts approved the proposal to develop a ballroom where the East Wing once stood.
State Department to Launch ‘Freedom’ Portal
The State Department is creating a website to assist Europeans in accessing online content that is restricted by their own governments, according to a report from Reuters.
Game-Changing Peace Board Holds Inaugural Meeting
The Board of Peace held its inaugural meeting on Thursday, with President Trump vowing to use the Board to make sure the United Nations "runs properly."
Defense Contractor Makes Major Move
Defense contractor Boeing announced that it will move its Defense, Space & Security headquarters back to St. Louis following nearly a decade in Virginia.
Bowser Appeals to Trump in Sewage Spill Action
Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser declared a disaster emergency for the Potomac sewage spill, requesting that the Trump administration provide federal assistance in the matter.
Trump Shares Award for Ben Carson
President Trump declared during a Black History Month reception that Dr. Ben Carson, the former Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary, will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Former Prince Andrew Arrested in Latest Epstein Fallout
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office in connection with his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
The Hidden Truth: Schools Sending Your Kids to Anti-ICE Marches
In recent weeks, a nationwide surge of student walkouts has disrupted classrooms from coast to coast, with young people ditching lessons to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations under the Trump administration. Districts in states like California, Texas, Oregon, Indiana, Wisconsin, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and beyond have either facilitated these exits or looked the other way, often without a whisper to parents. This isn't mere teenage rebellion; it's a systematic undermining of parental authority and a reckless disregard for student safety, all in the name of political activism.
Convicted Terrorist May Win Elected Office in UK City After Plotting Attack Abroad
A convicted terrorist who plotted attacks overseas is campaigning for Birmingham City Council, prompting fierce debate over eligibility.
Boston U. Hospital Glossary Rejects Biology in Defining Sex
Boston Medical Center’s updated “Glossary for Culture Transformation” rejects biology as the basis for defining sex.
ICE Arrests Iranian National with Rape, Sodomy Convictions After Virginia Democrats Curtail Cooperation
ICE arrests Iranian national with convictions for rape and sodomy following VA Democrats’ decision to limit law enforcement cooperation.
CNN Tightens Rules After Tapper’s Biden Book Release
CNN tightens its book promotion policy after Jake Tapper’s released tell-all about President Joe Biden, raising questions about media ethics.
California Backs Down: Tesla Cuts Misleading ‘Autopilot’ Claims to Avert Sales Blackout
California regulators drop a planned Tesla sales license suspension after the company removes misleading “Autopilot” branding.
Libya Migrant Abuse Report Exposes Torture
A new report from the United Nations has outlined extensive human rights abuses against migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees in Libya.
Illinois Pritzker Budget Reaction Erupts as Lawmakers Clash
Illinois lawmakers offered sharply different reactions following Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s latest budget and State of the State address.
Qatar Leader Lands in Venezuela After Maduro Arrest
Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani met Wednesday with Venezuela’s “acting President” Delcy Rodríguez.
Australia Rare ‘Temporary Exclusion Order’
Australia’s government has taken a dramatic step in the long-running debate over citizens linked to the Islamic State.
Breaking the Cycle: Faith, Science, and History Converge in a Generation Searching for Hope
We are living in a paradoxical moment. Never has humanity possessed more technology, information, and comfort—yet never have so many people felt exhausted, anxious,...
Joy Behar Says AOC’s Taiwan Answer Was ‘Mensa-Level’
On Wednesday’s broadcast of ABC’s The View, co-host Joy Behar defended Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) after critics mocked the congresswoman’s answer.
Melania Trump’s Inaugural Gown Headed to the Smithsonian
First Lady Melania Trump’s inaugural gown from President Donald Trump’s second inauguration will soon be featured at the Smithsonian National Museum.
Saritha Komatireddy Blasts Letitia James
The Republican candidate challenging New York Attorney General Letitia James is accusing the incumbent Democrat of abusing her office.
Trump Honors Rush Limbaugh
President Trump shared a video on Tuesday honoring the late conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh on the five-year anniversary of his death.
Lawmakers Stand with Pro-Life Effort Limiting Abortion Pill
U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA), Chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee, alongside Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ), led dozens of Republican lawmakers in filing a brief supporting Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill’s lawsuit against the abortion pill.
Billionaire Claims He was ‘Duped’ by ‘Master Manipulator’ Epstein
Les Wexner, the billionaire behind brands such as Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, and Abercrombie & Fitch, said during a congressional deposition that he is one of many "duped" by Jeffrey Epstein, whom he called a "master manipulator."
FTC Faces Lawsuits in Gender Ideology Battle
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Endocrine Society filed separate lawsuits this week, arguing that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) unfairly targeted them.
Judge Blocks Deportation of Palestinian Activist
A Palestinian activist accused of leading anti-Israel protests at Columbia University will not be deported from the United States, Judge Nina Froes ruled.
Chinese Spy Linked to California Mayor
The Department of Justice announced last week that a man previously serving as a campaign advisor was a spy for China.
Wisconsin Becomes Latest State to Join WHO
Wisconsin has announced that it has joined the World Health Organization (WHO), following California and Illinois in doing so.
Pope Declines to Join Board of Peace
The Vatican announced that Pope Leo XIV will not take part in President Trump's Board of Peace for Gaza, instead advocating for the United Nations to manage the development.
FDA Agrees to Review Moderna mRNA Vaccine
The FDA has now agreed to review an application from Moderna concerning its mRNA influenza vaccine after previously denying the company's effort.
YouTuber Exposes California Fraud
YouTuber Nick Shirley released a video exposing voting irregularities in California.
Giants in the Earth? Ancient Discoveries, Modern Science, and the Enduring Nephilim Question
A recent LiveScience report describing a Viking Age mass grave has reignited one of humanity’s oldest and most intriguing questions. Among the remains discovered...
California’s Bahamas Fuel Gamble: Prices Poised to Spike
California is routing gasoline through the Bahamas amid refinery closures and regulatory pressure, raising concerns about higher fuel prices.
U.S. State Department Identifies CCP Influence Through Far-Left Activist Groups
The U.S. State Department informed Congress that Code Pink and other far-left groups are linked to the Chinese Communist Party.
GOP Senators Sound Alarm on Lukoil Divestment Talks
GOP senators warn Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent against potential loopholes in Lukoil divestment talks.
Vance Blasts AOC’s ‘Munich Moment’ on Live TV
Vice President JD Vance criticized Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s foreign policy remarks as a “Munich moment.”
Seconds Before Chaos: New Details in Rhode Island Hockey Shooting
Authorities released new details about the seconds before a shooting at a Rhode Island youth hockey game, as investigators examine motive.
VA Ends Reporting Veterans to FBI Gun Database
On February 17, 2026, President Donald Trump’s Department of Veterans Affairs announced it is ending the long-standing practice of reporting certain veterans to the FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
Virginia’s $15 Minimum Wage Approved
Virginia is on track to raise its minimum wage to $15 per hour, but the proposal is drawing sharp warnings from small business advocates.
Arizona SNAP Fraud Reform Could Save Millions
Arizona Senate Republicans have advanced four bills aimed at tightening oversight of the state’s administration of the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Stephen A. Smith: Racism Won’t Stop Me in 2028
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith said he does not believe racism would be a decisive obstacle if he were to pursue a bid for the White House.
Generational Sin: Is It Real? Breaking Invisible Patterns That Hold Families Back
Many people sincerely love God yet feel as if something invisible keeps holding them back.
They pray. They work hard. They try to move forward....
Bergamo Toddler Kidnapping Horror Caught on Camera
A reportedly homeless man has been arrested after allegedly attempting to snatch a one-year-old girl from her mother outside a supermarket in Bergamo.
Meta Chatbot Child Safety, Internal Tests Reveal Failure
Internal testing documents from Meta reveal that an unreleased chatbot product failed to adequately protect minors from sexual exploitation.
Fed Data, Businesses Now Expect Inflation to Stay Low
Companies across the United States increasingly expect inflation to remain contained this year.
Would-Be Trump Assassin Appeals Life Sentence
Ryan Routh, a man convicted of attempting to assassinate President Trump, has appealed his life sentence.
HUD Launches Sweeping Probe into Planned Muslim City
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has launched an investigation into the entities behind the proposed “EPIC City” in Plano, Texas.
Officials Cannot Re-Detain Abrego Garcia
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration cannot re-detain Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
New Mexico Creates ‘Truth Commission’ Targeting Epstein’s Ranch
New Mexico lawmakers have launched a bipartisan effort to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's ranch in the state.
Iran Suggests Progress Made in Nuclear Talks
Iran signaled on Tuesday that progress has been made in its nuclear discussions with the United States.
Texas Schools Face Probe Over ICE Protests
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched investigations into three school districts for assisting in protests against federal immigration enforcement operations.
Nuclear Power Expands Abroad
The United States has secured nuclear agreements with the European nations of Slovakia and Hungary, advancing plans to construct power plants in the countries.
Governor’s Cousin Steps Down from Company Amid Epstein Tie
Executive chairman of Hyatt Hotels Corporation and the cousin of Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, Thomas Pritzker, stepped down from his position due to his affiliation with Jeffrey Epstein.
U.S. Troops Begin Assistance in Nigeria
The United States has moved about 100 troops to Nigeria to assist its military and improve the country's ability to combat terrorist threats.
Georgetown’s Student Paper Demands Pro-Life Event Cancelled
Georgetown University’s student paper urges the school to stop hosting the Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life.
Teachers Face Fallout After Pro-ICE Social Media Comments
Teachers in West Chicago and Watsonville face discipline and resignations after pro-ICE social media comments ignited community protests.
Navarro Promises ‘Largest Rebate in American History’ as Supreme Court Prepares to Weigh Trump Tariffs
Peter Navarro promises the largest rebate in American history tied to tariff revenue as SCOTUS weighs the legality of tariff powers.
Trump Blasts Newsom’s UK Clean-Energy Pact, Warns Foreign Leaders Ahead of 2028 Speculation
President Trump condemns California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s clean-energy pact with the UK, calling it inappropriate.
Iran Escalates Amid Nuclear Talks
Iran’s Islamic IRGC has kicked off live-fire naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz as tensions with the United States grow.
U.S. Halts Visas from Most Corrupt Countries
The United States routinely admitted migrants from some of the most corrupt countries in the world before President Donald Trump halted much of that immigration.
Western Digital Sells Out 2026 Storage Capacity
Western Digital has officially sold out its entire hard drive production capacity for 2026 — with more than ten months still left in the year.
Coal Plant Saved from Retirement in $175M Energy Overhaul
Two dual-fuel power plants in North Carolina once scheduled to retire by 2035 will now operate at least through 2040.
Hochul Hands NYC $1.5B Lifeline as Mamdani Faces Budget Crisis
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Monday announced the state will commit an additional $1.5 billion to assist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
UFC Icon Cain Velasquez Released After Prison Stint
Former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez has been released from prison after serving nearly one year behind bars.
ICE Crackdown Rocks Minneapolis Economy
Minnesota Democrats are calling for $200 million in taxpayer assistance after federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations.
Baby Food Alert, Initiative Foods Pulls ‘Tippy Toes’ Purée Over Toxin
Initiative Foods has announced a nationwide recall of one lot of its “Tippy Toes” Apple Pear Banana Fruit purée after federal testing detected elevated levels of patulin.
Montana Officials Probe Possible Sanctuary City
Montana officials are investigating local leaders after the Helena City Commission voted on a resolution that prevents law enforcement from assisting with federal immigration enforcement activities.
Republican Joins Effort to Quash Presidential Pardons
A Republican has joined an effort to block the power of the presidential pardon, backing a constitutional amendment on the matter.
Prostitution Could Be Fully Legal in Blue State
Colorado Democrats are pushing an effort to decriminalize prostitution in the state.
Pentagon Reviewing Partnership with AI Company
The Department of War is reviewing its partnership with AI company Anthropic, instead weighing it as a "supply chain list."
Trump Vows ‘Most Severe’ Penalty if Guthrie is Found Deceased
President Trump suggested the death penalty may be on the table if kidnapped Nancy Guthrie is found to be deceased.
Nations Pledge Billions to Gaza Reconstruction
President Trump said members of the Board of Peace have committed $5 billion toward Gaza reconstruction efforts.
Schumer Attempts to Federalize Pride Flag
Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) intends to introduce legislation federalizing the Pride flag.
Exiled Iranian Prince Urges Trump ‘Intervention’ in Iran
Exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi urged President Trump to take action in Iran, calling such intervention "humanitarian."
California Exodus: Wealthy Buyers Flood Las Vegas Homes as Wealth Tax Looms
Wealthy Californians are increasingly eyeing the Las Vegas housing market as a proposed wealth tax in California drive out-of-state interest.
Kennedy Promises Transparency in Food Fight
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that he would be reviewing a petition that calls for the reduction of refined carbs and ultra-processed foods.
Rubio Defends Christian Heritage of Western World
Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted the role Christianity played in the development of the Western world during his speech at the Munich Security Conference.
Seattle’s Gig Worker Minimum Pay Law Fails to Deliver for Drivers, Study Shows
A new economic report finds Seattle’s 2024 gig worker minimum pay law delivered no net earnings gains for delivery drivers.
Federal Probe Launched Into Lincoln Memorial U. Over Alleged Anti-Jewish Discrimination
DOJ opens civil-rights probe into Lincoln Memorial University over alleged discrimination against Jewish medical students.
Poll: Brandon Herrera Surges on Conservative Energy, Incumbent Tony Gonzales on Defensive
A new poll shows Brandon Herrera leading Tony Gonzales in the Texas 23rd District GOP primary as conservative voters weigh their choice.
Clinton Blitzes Trump Policy at Munich, Czech Leader Tells Her to Tone Down Attacks
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton clashed with a Czech leader over Trump policies at the Munich Security Conference.
Pentagon Moves Next-Gen Reactor in Bold Nuclear Leap
The Department of Defense transports a next-generation nuclear reactor prototype, advancing military energy security.
Katie Britt Slams Dems for ‘Dragging Their Feet’ on DHS
Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) accused Democrats of stalling negotiations to fund the Department of Homeland Security.
Spain’s Mass Migrant Amnesty Sparks Backlash, Public Revolts
More than two-thirds of Spaniards oppose Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s plan to grant residency to hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants.
Tom Homan Defends ICE Masks as Threats Surge
White House border czar Tom Homan said Sunday that while he personally dislikes federal immigration agents wearing masks.
Don Huffines’ Secret Epstein Ranch Purchase as Comptroller
Texas Republicans are raising serious concerns after learning that GOP state comptroller candidate Don Huffines.
Wisconsin Republican Headquarters Vandalized with Graffiti
The headquarters of the Republican Party of Eau Claire County in Wisconsin was vandalized overnight Friday, prompting a police investigation in Altoona.
Jeffries Blasts Kristi Noem, Says She ‘Can’t Be Trusted’
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said Sunday that Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and Attorney General Pam Bondi cannot be relied upon.
Obama Drops Bombshell Joke on Aliens, ‘They’re Real’
Former President Barack Obama is weighing in on one of the most enduring mysteries in American culture: aliens.
Wasserman Scandal: Maxwell Emails Spark Client Exodus
Casey Wasserman is reportedly considering selling his sports agency after resurfaced emails with Ghislaine Maxwell sparked client departures.
European Nations Conclude Russia Poisoned Navalny with Deadly Toxin
European nations conclude Alexei Navalny was killed with a rare frog-derived toxin, escalating tensions with Russia.
CUNY Law Hamas Tunnel Lecture Triggers Backlash
CUNY School of Law is under scrutiny after hosting a lecture that critics say portrayed Hamas tunnel operations in a controversial manner.
Qatar’s $971M Pipeline to Georgetown Exposed
A new report finds Georgetown University received over $971 million from Qatar since 2005, raising concerns about foreign funding.
Minnesota Protest, ICE Drawdown Signals Big Shift
On Friday’s “PBS NewsHour,” David Brooks offered his interpretation of why federal immigration enforcement officers were reduced in Minnesota.
Bill Maher Slams Trump Over Iran, ‘Hung Protesters Out to Dry’
On Friday’s broadcast of Real Time with Bill Maher, host Bill Maher criticized President Donald Trump over U.S. policy toward Iran.
Illinois Route 9 Sidewalk Sparks Homeowner Revolt
Illinois is set to receive $52.8 million in federal funding to modernize roughly six miles of Illinois Route 9.
Ali Velshi Accuses Marco Rubio of Using ‘Code’ in Munich
During Saturday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s Velshi, host Ali Velshi suggested that remarks delivered by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
San Francisco Crash, Mary Lau Kills Family of Four
An 80-year-old San Francisco woman who killed a family of four while allegedly speeding the wrong way down a residential street is unlikely to face prison time.
Alex Marlow Torches Dan Goldman Over NYC Comments
On Friday’s broadcast of “The Alex Marlow Show,” host and Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow weighed in on remarks attributed to Dan Goldman (D-NY).
Alex Marlow Drops Shocking Stat, 3,300 Missing Children
On Friday’s broadcast of “The Alex Marlow Show,” Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow raised concerns about immigration policy.
Illinois SNAP Requirements Spark Cash Handout Showdown
As new federal work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) take effect this month.
U.S. Solar Manufacturing Lags China, CEO Speaks Out
T1 Energy CEO Dan Barcelo said the United States must dramatically expand domestic solar manufacturing.
Ohio Voting Law Lawsuit Explodes, Rights Groups Race to Block
Several voting rights organizations have filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block Ohio’s new election law before it takes effect.
Jon Ossoff Facebook Ad Blunder Sparks Outrage
A Facebook advertisement from Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) is drawing scrutiny after appearing to mix messaging from two high-profile out-of-state Democrats.
Ring Axes Flock Safety Deal After ICE Uproar Sparks User Backlash
Amazon-owned Ring has ended its planned partnership with surveillance technology company Flock Safety after facing mounting backlash.
Honda Profit Decline 2025, Earnings Crash
Honda Motor reported a 42 percent drop in net profit for the nine months ending in December 2025.
Capitol Panic, Colombian Embassy Valentine’s Day Flowers
Valentine’s Day flower bouquets delivered to members of Congress by the Colombian embassy in Washington sparked an unexpected security advisory.
Harvard Under Fire After Stonewalling Trump DOJ
The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, accusing the school of withholding admissions information from the Trump administration.
ICE Officers Made ‘Untruthful Statements’ About Shooting
ICE officers are believed to have lied about a shooting in Minneapolis, Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons shared.
Trump’s Lawsuit Against BBC Proceeds
A judge has allowed President Trump's defamation lawsuit against the BBC to proceed.
Trump Admin ‘Rapidly Implementing’ Venezuela Goals
The State Department declared in a media note that the Trump administration is "rapidly implementing President Trump’s vision to reopen and develop Venezuela’s oil industry for the shared benefit of the American and Venezuelan people."
Democrats Reintroduce ‘Trans Bill of Rights’
Several Democrats have reintroduced the Transgender Bill of Rights this week amid the Trump administration's crackdown on gender ideology.
Nation Prepares for New Geopolitical Reality as Rubio Declares ‘Old World is Gone’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters while boarding his plane for the Munich Security Conference that the "old world is gone."
Newsom Signs Bill Handing Millions to Planned Parenthood
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) signed a bill giving millions of dollars to Planned Parenthood.
Trump Pardons Former NFL Players
President Trump pardoned five former NFL players convicted of crimes such as perjury, drug trafficking, and counterfeiting U.S. currency.
Puerto Rico Law Protects Unborn Children
The Puerto Rican governor has signed a bill amending the territory's Penal Code to recognize the unborn at any stage, including conception, as a human being.
Top Lawyer Resigns Amid Epstein Link
A leading lawyer for Goldman Sachs and former White House counsel during the Obama administration, Kathryn Ruemmler, is resigning from her position after emails exposed her connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
Buffalo Mass Shooting Settlement Rocks Gun Industry
A Georgia-based firearms accessory manufacturer has agreed to stop selling a high-capacity magazine device linked to the 2022 Buffalo supermarket mass shooting.
DOJ Fires Albany U.S. Attorney Just Hours After Swear In
The Justice Department abruptly fired a newly appointed top federal prosecutor in upstate New York just hours after a panel of federal judges selected him to fill the role.
OpenAI ChatGPT Ads Controversy Explodes as Researcher Quits
A former OpenAI researcher has resigned in protest after the company began testing advertisements inside ChatGPT.
New Mexico Portable Toilet Horror, Newborn Found Dead
A 38-year-old woman from Las Cruces, New Mexico, has been charged with one first-degree felony count of intentional child abuse.
Hillary Clinton’s Surprise Munich Security Appearance
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s appearance at the 62nd Munich Security Conference has sparked debate.
Iowa Moves to Ban Mail-Order Abortion Pills
A bill advancing in the Iowa Legislature would prohibit mail-order abortion pills and require hospitals to report complications from medication abortions to the state.
Fired Over Charlie Kirk Posts, Free Speech Lawsuits Explode
Multiple lawsuits have been filed by individuals who say they were fired or disciplined after posting pro-assassin or mocking comments online.
Sharia Law Takes Center Stage in House Hearing
A hearing led by the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited Government, chaired by Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX), warned against the influence of Sharia Law in the United States, an idea that was dismissed by Democrat lawmakers.
EPA Slashes Obama-Era Regulations
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the "single largest deregulatory action in U.S. history," removing Obama-era policies affecting vehicle emissions.
CIA Launches Bold Campaign Against China
The CIA is looking to gain new Chinese informants, releasing an ad campaign encouraging members of the Chinese military to turn on their government.
Fetterman: ‘Ready to Make a Smart Move’
Fetterman didn't just toe the party line; he called out his fellow Democrats for what many conservatives see as a cynical ploy to weaponize government funding against essential national security operations. More importantly, he demonstrated that disagreement on policy doesn't have to descend into personal attacks, setting an example that his party desperately needs to follow.
Thin Ice in Milan: Olympians Bite at Media Bait
At the ongoing Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, a familiar pattern has emerged: liberal-leaning reporters, eager to stir division, have repeatedly pressed American athletes on how President Trump's tough immigration enforcement policies affect their pride in representing the United States.
Judge Blocks Hegseth’s Action Against Mark Kelly
A federal judge blocked War Secretary Pete Hegseth's censure of Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ).
Trump Order Links National Defense to Coal
A new executive order signed by President Trump partners the coal industry with the Department of War for national security.
Trump Administration Delivers Bold Blow to Iranian Tyranny
According to reports from U.S. officials, thousands of Starlink satellite internet terminals were covertly delivered into the hands of Iranian dissidents and protesters following the regime's savage January crackdown.
Boasberg Again Orders Trump to Return Deported Venezuelans
Judge James Boasberg ordered the Trump administration to return illegal immigrants from Venezuela deported under the Alien Enemies Act to return to the United States.
Arizona’s Welfare Fraud Cover-Up: The Sequel to Minnesota’s Taxpayer Heist
Arizona’s leaders are following the same troubling playbook as Minnesota’s, shielding corruption and resisting accountability while hardworking American taxpayers foot the bill.
Will Women Be Able to Vote Under the SAVE Act?
In the heated arena of American politics, few issues ignite as much passion and misinformation as election integrity. The latest flashpoint is the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, a straightforward piece of legislation that aims to ensure only U.S. citizens vote in federal elections. Sounds reasonable, right?
Melania Trump Facilitates Family Reunifications
First Lady Melania Trump reunited Russian and Ukrainian children with their families, the third time she has done so.
Billions in Foreign Funds Rock U.S. Campuses
The Department of Education revealed that U.S. colleges and universities took in more than $5.2 billion in foreign gifts and contracts throughout 2025.
California Sees Historic Settlement with Disney
California reached a historic settlement with Disney under its state privacy law, requiring the company to pay $2.75 million and implement changes to its opt-out policies.
Border Czar Wraps Up Minnesota Operation
Border czar Tom Homan announced that Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota will soon come to an end amid the ongoing drawdown of federal immigration enforcement agents.
Columbia Middle East Chair Finalist Faced Probation at Princeton for Anti-Israel Encampment
Columbia Middle East finalist placed on probation at Princeton for teaching inside anti-Israel encampment.
University Lowers Expectations for Illegal Alien Students
Viterbo University instructed staff to relax academic standards and extend deadlines for illegal alien students.
Amazon Supercharges Prescription Delivery to 4,500 U.S. Cities, Challenging Traditional Pharmacies
Amazon Pharmacy plans a major expansion of same-day prescription delivery to nearly 4,500 U.S. cities by 2026.
House GOP Faces Turmoil as Retirement Rumors and Exit Waves Shake Conference
Republican lawmakers’ retirement rumors and real exits are creating political uncertainty in the House GOP.
House Passes Voter ID, Citizenship Proof Rules with Only One Democrat Crossing Aisle
The House passed the SAVE America Act requiring ID and proof of citizenship for federal elections with one Democrat voting with Republicans.
Enes Kanter Freedom Torches Eileen Gu as ‘Traitor’ Over Choice
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom is once again making headlines for his outspoken criticism of China.
DHS Partial Government Shutdown Looms, Immigration Fight
With fewer than 48 hours remaining before funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is set to expire.
Florida Governor Candidate Security Plan Sparks Debate
Florida lawmakers are moving closer to expanding taxpayer-funded security to certain political candidates.
xAI Cofounder Jimmy Ba Suddenly Quits
Jimmy Ba, one of the original cofounders of Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence venture xAI, announced Tuesday that he is stepping away from the company.
Pam Bondi Signals Major Crackdown on Warrantless Surveillance
Attorney General Pam Bondi told Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) that the Trump administration is prepared to work with Congress.
Tony Gonzales Sounds Alarm on Cartel Drone Incursion
U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) says the recent federal shutdown of airspace over parts of El Paso and eastern New Mexico.
California’s Jock Tax Just Cost a Super Bowl Champ Big
Former NFL quarterback and current WFAN host Boomer Esiason is calling on the NFL Players Association to take a hard stance against California.
Epstein Bad, Abortion Good: The Democrat Moral Compass Is Just a Political Weapon
The partial release of millions of documents by the Department of Justice has sparked bipartisan criticism, but it's the Democrats' vocal demands for full transparency that highlight a glaring double standard. While liberals decry the exploitation of children in the Epstein scandal, and rightly so, they remain conspicuously silent on the horrors of the abortion industry, where the dismemberment of unborn children and the alleged trafficking of fetal remains occur on a massive scale.
Economy Surges Past Expectations with 130K Gains
The United States created 130,000 new jobs in January after economists had projected only 70,000 jobs would be added.
Josh Hawley Teams Up with Elizabeth Warren for New Bill
Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Josh Hawley (R-MO) introduced a new bill that aims to address the healthcare conglomerates affecting prices and industry competition.
Children Receive Special Valentine’s Day Visit by First Lady
First Lady Melania Trump visited The Children’s Inn at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to be with children for Valentine's Day.
FTC Eyes Pediatric Groups Behind Gender Transitions
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is investigating organizations that have promoted the gender transitions of children.
Religious Liberty Commission Fires Member After Israel Clash
Miss USA model Carrie Prejean Boller has been removed from the White House's Religious Liberty Commission following a heated discussion surrounding antisemitism.
‘Seditious Six’ Avoid Indictment
A federal grand jury refused to indict six Democratic lawmakers accused of seditious behavior after they encouraged members of the military to refuse what they considered to be unlawful orders by President Trump.
Republican Governor Vetoes Anti-Trans Bill
New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte, a Republican, vetoed a bill that would have prohibited males from entering female spaces and joining female sports teams.
New Sanctions Strike at Hezbollah-Linked Entities
The United States has imposed sanctions on financial entities linked to Hezbollah, the State and Treasury Departments announced.
FDA Refuses to Review New mRNA Vaccine
Moderna claimed that the FDA is refusing to review an application for its first mRNA-based flu vaccine.
Flights Paused After Cartel Drones Enter US Airspace
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) halted all flights after cartel drones breached U.S. airspace, although the airspace has since been reopened.
AMA Medical Education Accused of Putting Political Ideology Ahead of Patient Care
A report from Do No Harm accuses AMA-linked medical education of emphasizing political ideology over science.
PEN America Retracts Support for Canceled Israeli Comedian Amid Free Speech Backlash
PEN America withdraws its defense of an Israeli comedian whose shows were canceled amid protests, igniting debate over free speech.
DOJ Exposes Multi-Million Dollar Housing Fraud Scheme Across State Lines
The Department of Justice charged two Philadelphia men in a $3–$5 million housing fraud scheme involving repeated trips to Minneapolis.
Governors Group Cancels Trump Meeting After White House Rejects Democrats
The National Governors Association canceled a Trump meeting after Democrats objected to the White House rejecting a party-only session.
FBI Video Sparks New Clues in Disturbing Guthrie Case
FBI surveillance video reveals physical clues that may help identify a masked individual in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance investigation.
Unsealed Warrants Expose FBI Investigation, Georgia
Newly unsealed federal warrants in Georgia reveal that the FBI launched a criminal investigation into aspects of the 2020 presidential election in Fulton County.
Meta, YouTube on Trial Over Claims They Engineered Child Addiction
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta and Google’s YouTube are defending themselves in a Los Angeles courtroom against explosive allegations that they deliberately engineered their platforms to addict children.
Epstein Bombshell: Trump the Whistleblower, Not the Villain
The files, released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act of 2025, have been hailed by Trump's supporters as definitive proof of his innocence and even his proactive role in exposing Epstein. Central to this narrative is evidence suggesting Trump was among the first to contact authorities about Epstein's illicit activities, a detail that contrasts sharply with years of media speculation and political attacks. However, the release also underscores broader issues of delayed transparency, partisan weaponization of investigations, and the ongoing quest for justice for Epstein's victims.
Brady Tkachuk Breaks the Mold, Team USA Star Proud
As controversy swirls around several American Olympians who have used the international stage to air grievances about the United States.
Spencer Pratt Says He’ll Work With ICE as LA Mayor
Los Angeles mayoral candidate and former reality television star Spencer Pratt says his administration would cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
Kid Rock Slams NFL and Bad Bunny After Super Bowl Heat
Rock musician Kid Rock criticized the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Bad Bunny, arguing that it was deliberately designed to antagonize conservatives and supporters of the MAGA movement.
BRICS Plot to Undercut U.S. Dollar With New Payment System
Russia is once again pressing its BRICS partners to move forward with a financial system designed to weaken the dominance of the U.S. dollar in global trade.
Faith Commission Sued for Aligning with Christian Values
Multi-faith groups have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's Religious Liberty Commission, alleging that it violates the First Amendment.
Democrats Risk DHS Shutdown to Protect Illegal Immigrants
Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso (R-WY) sharply criticized Senate Democrats this week, accusing them of prioritizing protections for illegal immigrant criminals.
Appeals Court Hands DHS a Victory
A federal appeals court ruled that the Department of Homeland Security can end deportation protections for nearly 90,000 migrants from Nepal, Honduras, and Nicaragua.
Pride Flag Removed from Movement’s Birthplace
The National Park Service (NPS) removed a large Pride flag from the Stonewall National Monument, the launch site of the modern LGBT movement.
Lawmaker Demands Probe After ‘Explicit’ Bad Bunny Performance
Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) is demanding that a congressional committee launch an inquiry into the National Football League and NBC after they permitted "explicit displays of sexual acts and lyrics" to be displayed on national television in violation of FCC guidelines, his office announced.
Hamas Disarmament in Doubt as Ceasefire Cracks and Attacks Surge
Hamas disarmament is increasingly in question as new evidence shows the terror group rebuilding its arsenal and attacking Israeli forces despite a ceasefire tied to President Donald Trump’s peace plan.
FDA Reviews Common Food Preservative
The Food and Drug Administration is reviewing whether a preservative used in many food items is safe.
Trump’s Bridge Blockade Threat Shakes U.S.-Canada Trade Talks
President Trump escalated trade pressure on Canada this week with a figurative bridge blockade, warning that a major U.S.-Canada infrastructure project will not open unless Ottawa negotiates on tariffs and market access.
Texas Democrat Ignite Firestorm After Racist ‘Take Over’ Clip Resurfaces
Wu remarks from a Texas Democratic leader are drawing renewed scrutiny after a resurfaced podcast clip showed state Rep. Gene Wu urging minority groups to unite against a shared “oppressor” and saying they could “take over this country.”
Military AI Push: War Department Integrates Artificial Intelligence Into National Defense
Military AI took a major step forward as the War Department announced a new partnership with OpenAI to integrate ChatGPT into GenAI.mil, a platform used by U.S. military personnel.
Paxton Investigates Possible ‘Sharia City’
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into a "sharia city" development in Kaufman County, Texas.
Commerce Secretary Grilled Over Epstein Link
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick was pressed for answers regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein as revealed in the latest batch of documents to drop from the Department of Justice.
Super Bowl Saga: Bad Bunny Wipes Instagram After Sunday’s Performance
Bad Bunny erased his Instagram presence hours after a polarizing Super Bowl halftime show, fueling debate over culture, politics, and celebrity messaging.
New Maritime Guidance Issued As Iran Relations Intensify
The Trump administration warned American vessels to stay clear of the waters near Iran as tensions between Iran and the U.S. persist.
SNAP Fraud Exposed: Prison Sentence Follows $325K Scheme
A Minnesota woman received a federal prison sentence after a years-long SNAP fraud scheme that siphoned more than $325,000 from taxpayer-funded food assistance programs.
ICE Arrests Continue as Super Bowl Smears Spark Outrage
ICE arrests continued nationwide over Super Bowl weekend as federal agents detained convicted murderers, pedophiles, and rapists despite public criticism and high-profile attacks on the agency.
Eyes on Michigan as Noncitizens Found on Voter Rolls
The House Oversight Committee is probing Michigan after reports indicated that noncitizens were discovered on the state's voter rolls and jury pools.
Judge Blocks California from Exposing ICE
A Los Angeles judge blocked California from enforcing a law that would require ICE agents to remove masks during immigration enforcement operations.
UMN Professor Allegedly Staged ‘ICE Drill,’ Had Students Shield Peers
University of Minnesota professor allegedly staged an “ICE drill” in class, instructing students to shield peers from immigration agents.
Walmart’s Pay Hike Bypasses College Elites
Walmart raises pay potential for pharmacy staff without requiring a college degree, signaling a shift toward skills-based hiring.
Treasury Predicts 2026 Boom as Dow Smashes Record
The Treasury Secretary predicts a blockbuster 2026 U.S. economy as the Dow Jones Industrial Average reaches a historic milestone.
Housing Bill Passes as Trump Targets Broken Market
The House passed a bipartisan housing bill as President Trump sharply criticized the nation’s worsening housing affordability crisis.
Finals Canceled: Professor Pushes LGBTQ Wikipedia Activism
UC Berkeley professor scraps final exams, assigns students to edit LGBTQ Wikipedia pages, raising concerns over activism replacing academics.
Georgia Man Who Threatened Trump Hit With Federal Prison Time
A northwest Georgia man who issued violent threats against President Donald Trump during a social media livestream will spend more than three years in federal prison.
After Backlash, Hunter Hess Suddenly Proud to Wear Team USA
American freestyle skier Hunter Hess appears to be recalibrating his public message after sparking controversy over comments suggesting he had conflicted feelings about competing for the United States.
Jim Banks Blasts Democrats on ICE After Deadly Crashes
Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) is sharply criticizing Democrats over immigration enforcement, arguing that efforts to reduce or eliminate Immigration and Customs Enforcement would put Americans at greater risk.
Regime Extends Narges Mohammadi’s Sentence
Iranian authorities have extended the prison sentence of jailed human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi by an additional seven and a half years.
Ana Navarro Says Bad Bunny Halftime Show Gave Latinos ‘Micro Joy’
Ana Navarro said Monday that Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime appearance represented a moment of pride and encouragement for many Latino viewers.
Andy Beshear Calls for ICE Agents to Be Pulled From Cities
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Sunday that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents should be withdrawn from communities nationwide.
Reid Unleashes Fiery Rant Targeting Minaj’s Political Shift
Left-wing commentator and former MSNBC host Joy Reid launched a pointed criticism of rap artist Nicki Minaj during a recent appearance on The Don Lemon Show.
California Goes After Companies Behind Firearm Codes
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has filed a lawsuit against two companies and more than 100 individuals after they allegedly distributed computer code to 3D print ghost guns.
Japan Sees Conservative Supermajority
Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party secured a supermajority in the country's parliamentary elections.
Staff Outrage Erupts Over Google’s ICE Involvement
Hundreds of Google employees have signed an open letter demanding that the tech company end its relationship with ICE and CBP.
Socialist Runs for Los Angeles Mayor
Democratic Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman announced that she will challenge Democratic Mayor Karen Bass for her role as Mayor of Los Angeles.
Florida Implements English-Only Policy
Florida has implemented a policy where English is the only language in which residents may take their driver's license test.
Election Materials Forced into Public View
A federal judge has ordered that the ballots seized from Fulton County be unsealed.
K-Pop Executions Exposed: North Korean Teens Killed for Music, TV Preferences
K-pop executions in North Korea have drawn renewed international attention after human rights researchers reported that teenagers were put to death for consuming South Korean entertainment.
Vonn Crash Shocks Olympics After Brutal Downhill Wipeout
A ski accident sent shockwaves through the Olympic Games after American skiing legend Lindsey Vonn suffered a serious leg injury during her downhill run in Italy.
TPUSA’s Halftime Show Breaks Records
Turning Point USA's "All-American Halftime Show" became one of the highest-watched streams in concurrent viewers.
Ancient Christians Revealed: Lost Faith Lived Beside Early Church
Ancient Christians lived alongside followers of a now-obscure religion roughly 1,500 years ago, according to archaeologists working in northern Iraq.
Benghazi Justice Reckoning: Pirro Says Terrorists Can’t Hide Forever
The tragedy in Benghazi returned to the national spotlight after the arrest of Zubayr Al-Bakoush, an alleged leader in the 2012 terror attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya that killed four Americans.
War Department Hunts Down Oil Tanker
The U.S. military caught and boarded an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean in violation of a U.S. quarantine.
Grenade Attack Chaos: Masked Assailant Terrorizes French Salon
A violent grenade attack rocked the city of Grenoble in southeastern France after a masked assailant hurled an explosive into a busy beauty salon, injuring six people, including a five-year-old child.
China Spying Exposed: French Probe Targets Secret Satellite Operation
A China spying investigation in France has placed two Chinese nationals and two additional suspects under formal judicial scrutiny for allegedly intercepting sensitive military communications.
China Critic Sentenced to Prison
Jimmy Lai, a critic of the Chinese Communist Party, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison following a national security case.
Ghislaine Maxwell Pleads the Fifth
Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell pleaded the Fifth before the House Oversight Committee.
School Stabbing Horror: Teacher Critically Injured After Student Attack
A school stabbing at a secondary school in southern France left a veteran art teacher critically injured and renewed concerns over student violence in classrooms.
Faith in an Age of Fatigue: Why Confidence in God Still Wins the Battle
We are living in an age marked by exhaustion. People are tired—tired of conflict, tired of uncertainty, tired of economic pressure, cultural tension, and...
Colleges With Low-Earning Graduates Could Be Barred From Federal Student Loans Under GOP Law
Colleges with low-earning graduates could lose access to federal student loans under new GOP reforms beginning in 2026.
Trump Expands Argentine Beef Imports, Ranchers Reject Price Impact Claims
President Trump’s executive order expands Argentine beef imports to address high prices, drawing sharp criticism from U.S. ranchers.
FDA Forces Hims & Hers to Drop Cheap ‘Wegovy’ Knockoff After Regulatory Threats
Hims & Hers cancels its low-cost Wegovy knockoff pill after FDA threats and legal pressure, highlighting regulatory enforcement.
Fetterman Breaks Ranks: Shutdown Now ‘Unavoidable’
Sen. John Fetterman breaks with Democrats, warns a government and DHS shutdown is likely amid partisan impasse on funding.
Schiff Rejects Photo ID Voting Despite 83% Public Support
Sen. Adam Schiff dismisses broad public support for requiring photo ID to vote, calling it disenfranchisement.
EU Slams TikTok Over ‘Addictive’ Design, Fine Risk
The European Commission has formally charged TikTok with violating the European Union’s online content regulations.
School Administrators Given ‘ICE Response Playbook’
The American Association of School Administrators (AASA) recently hosted a members-only virtual webinar aimed at preparing school leaders for the possibility of interactions with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on school campuses.
Schiff Blasts Voter ID Push as ‘Vote Suppression’
Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) argued Sunday that requiring voter identification is part of a broader effort that could discourage eligible citizens from participating in elections.
Mike Lawler Pushes ‘Legal Pathway’ Plan for Millions of Migrants
Representative Mike Lawler (R-NY) said Sunday that removing tens of millions of undocumented immigrants from the United States is not a practical solution.
Russia GRU Chief Shot, Suspect Nabbed Abroad
Russian authorities announced Sunday that the individual suspected of shooting a senior official within the country’s military intelligence structure.
Jake Paul at Olympics Torches Anti-ICE Celebs
Jake Paul turned his appearance at the Winter Olympics into a social media flashpoint after backing law enforcement and criticizing several celebrities and athletes.
$6M Bitcoin Ransom Shocks Family in Guthrie Kidnapping Case
The individuals claiming responsibility for the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of “Today” show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie.
Bad Bunny Backtracks After Telling Fans to Learn Spanish
Bad Bunny walked back comments suggesting fans should learn Spanish ahead of the Super Bowl halftime show after backlash from viewers.
Washington Post CEO Steps Down After Layoff Backlash
The Washington Post CEO stepped down after mass layoffs sparked internal backlash, underscoring financial struggles.
‘He Gets Us’ Returns to Super Bowl with Jesus-Centered Ad
The He Gets Us campaign returns to the Super Bowl with a national ad inviting viewers to consider Jesus amid modern materialism.
SEC Warns China-Linked Stock Manipulation as Threat to U.S. Investors
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins warns of China-linked “ramp and dump” stock manipulation targeting U.S. investors.
University Faculty Say Whistles to Warn of ICE Could ‘Retrigger Trauma’ for Immigrants
A university professor argues that using whistles to warn students about ICE presence could retraumatize Hispanic immigrants.
Semiconductor Industry Nears Trillion-Dollar Milestone
The global semiconductor industry is on track to reach a major financial milestone in 2026, with annual revenue projected to exceed $1 trillion.
New Poll Reveals Americans Prefer Trump on Border Security
A majority of Americans say they prefer President Donald Trump’s approach to border security and immigration compared with that of former President Joe Biden.
Teachers Union Pushes Anti-ICE Protests in Schools
The nation’s largest teachers union is facing criticism for encouraging student walkouts, promoting anti-immigration enforcement messaging.
Hannah Anderson Hails Trump Rx as Game-Changer
Hannah Anderson, Director of Healthy America Policy and Senior Director of Policy at the America First Policy Institute.
Chaos Erupts at Milan Winter Olympics Protest
Violence broke out in Milan on Saturday as thousands of left-wing protesters gathered on the sidelines of the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.
Peter Schweizer Exposes Leftward Shift Inside Catholic Church
During a recent appearance on the The Alex Marlow Show, author and Breitbart News senior contributor Peter Schweizer argued that ideological movements within the Catholic Church have played a major role in reshaping its political stance.
Apple Slams Brakes on AI Health Coach Project
Apple Inc. is pulling back on development of a planned artificial intelligence-powered health coaching service.
Colorado Democrats Push Bill to Ban 3D-Printed Guns
Democrats in the Colorado House and Senate introduced legislation this week aimed at banning the 3D printing of firearms and firearm components.
Arizona Data Center Boom at Risk Without Free Market Rules
Arizona must continue embracing free market principles and limit government regulation if it wants to remain a national leader in the data center industry.
Jamie Lee Curtis Attacks Trump, Claims ICE
Actress Jamie Lee Curtis sharply criticized the Trump administration this week, calling its policies an “abhorrence”.
Melania Trump Thanks Supporters in Emotional Message
First Lady Melania Trump expressed heartfelt gratitude to supporters across the country, thanking them for years of prayers and encouragement.
China Offers Weak Support to Cuba After Trump Crackdown
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi offered limited support to Cuba on Thursday during a meeting with Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez in Beijing.
Trump Deletes Truth Social Post Targeting Obama
A controversial video posted to President Donald Trump’s Truth Social account that briefly included an AI-generated clip.
Symone Sanders Says Trump Is Trying to Steal Election
MSNBC host Symone Sanders-Townsend accused President Donald Trump on Friday of attempting to “steal” upcoming midterm elections.
China Accused of Secret Nuclear Tests
The U.S. Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security, Thomas DiNanno, accused China of conducting secret nuclear tests in violation of international agreements.
Comer Wants Answers After Omar’s Husband Rakes in $30M
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) sent a letter to Rep. Ilhan Omar's (D-MN) husband, Timothy Mynett, after his stake in two companies drastically surged.
National Intelligence Office Probed Overseas Voting Machines
A team under the direction of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), Tulsi Gabbard, investigated Puerto Rico's voting machines last year, according to a report from Reuters.
NIH Steps in Three Years After Train Crash
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has committed to a five-year, $10 million research effort in East Palestine, Ohio, three years after the Norfolk Southern train derailment.
Mamdani Uses Islam as Immigration Model
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned immigration enforcement efforts in a speech at an interfaith event, reaffirming the city's sanctuary status and launching an initiative to stand with migrants.
Harvard Activism Sparks Uproar as History Chair Pick Raises New Questions
Harvard activism is back in the spotlight as Harvard University prepares to elevate Maya Jasanoff to chair its history department, a move that has reignited scrutiny of politics, protest, and priorities on campus.
Justice Jackson Grammy Moment Sparks Major Ethics Concerns
Sen. Marsha Blackburn is calling for a formal ethics review after Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson attended the Grammy Awards, where celebrities openly promoted anti-ICE rhetoric while members of the audience applauded.
ICE Blocked from Using IRS Data to Find Illegals
A federal judge blocked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from using taxpayer data to find illegal immigrants.
WEF Head Under Investigation Over Epstein Link
The World Economic Forum (WEF) has opened an investigation into its head, Borge Brende, after the latest Epstein files drop revealed his connections to the convicted sex offender.
Crypto Home Invasion Horror: Teens Charged as Guthrie Search Intensifies
Federal and local authorities are investigating a disturbing crypto invasion plot after two California teens were charged in a violent $66 million cryptocurrency home invasion in Scottsdale, Arizona—the same night Nancy Guthrie disappeared from her Tucson home, roughly two hours away.
Medal of Honor Decision Brings Long-Awaited Validation for Fallen Hero
The long-delayed award of the Medal of Honor to Army Staff Sgt. Michael Ollis is bringing a mix of gratitude and sorrow to his family, more than a decade after he sacrificed his life to save others during a suicide bombing in Afghanistan.
Seahawks Coach Gives Players Bibles
The Seattle Seahawks' offensive coordinator, Klint Kubiak, declared during an interview with Sports Spectrum that "our identity is in Christ."
ICE Portal Uproar: White House Rips NJ Governor’s Move
The White House is pushing back sharply after New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced a new online ICE portal encouraging residents to film and track federal immigration officers.
TSA Rolls Out New ID Tool
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) rolled out a new program allowing Americans to have an alternative to the REAL ID.
Wildfire Report Fallout: Bass Accused of Softening Damning Findings
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing mounting criticism after an explosive Los Angeles Times wildfire report alleged she altered a key after-action review of the deadly Southern California fires to downplay the city’s role.
FBI Arrests ‘Key Participant’ in Benghazi Terror Attack
Attorney General Pam Bondi, FBI Director Kash Patel and U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced that authorities have arrested a suspect connected to the 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya.
Roman Industry Shock: Enormous Discovery Rewrites Britain’s Ancient Past
A sweeping archaeological find is reshaping what historians thought they knew about Roman industry in northern England after researchers uncovered a massive production site in an unlikely location near Sunderland.
Illinois Democrats Digital Ad Tax Targets Tech Giants
Illinois Senate Democrats are advancing a new slate of tax proposals targeting digital advertising, billionaires, and large corporations.
Arizona Supreme Court ASU Lawsuit Could Upend DEI Rules
The Goldwater Institute has petitioned the Arizona Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling that blocked a lawsuit against Arizona State University.
NYC Police Shooting Mental Health Crisis Sparks Outrage
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is calling for expanded mental health services instead of criminal charges.
Oregon Theater Drops Melania Over Snarky Marquee
An independent movie theater in Oregon says it was forced to stop showing the documentary “Melania” after its playful marquee advertising upset distributor Amazon.
Nancy Grace Rejects Political Motive in Shocking Abduction Case
Veteran legal analyst Nancy Grace dismissed claims that the abduction of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of television anchor Savannah Guthrie, was politically motivated.
Xi-Putin Virtual Meeting Sparks Global Nuclear Fears
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a virtual meeting Wednesday in which they reaffirmed their close partnership.
Report Links Tlaib to Terrorist Groups
A recent report from the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy condemns Rep. Rashida Tlaib's (D-MI) questionable rhetoric and affiliations with groups connected to terrorist arms.
Tesla Burning Car Trapped Driver’s Final Call Exposed
A 20-year-old man’s final moments inside a burning Tesla are at the center of a new lawsuit alleging that faulty electronic doors prevented him from escaping after a crash.
Argentina Requests Extradition of Maduro
An Argentine judge has requested that former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro be extradited on matters related to crimes against humanity.
CIA Pulls Publication of Public Resource
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) announced that it will no longer publish a public intelligence resource.
Fulton County Demands Return of Seized 2020 Ballots
Lawyers for officials in Fulton County, Georgia, have filed a motion demanding the return of the 2020 files seized by the FBI.
FDA Expands ‘No Artificial Colors’
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it has expanded the "no artificial colors" label to be used by companies and their products.
Hamas Terrorist Eliminated: IDF Strike Delivers Long-Awaited Justice
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced Wednesday that the Hamas terrorist responsible for murdering Israeli soldier Noa Marciano has been killed, marking another successful operation targeting those tied to the October 7 massacre.
Paxton Goes After Islamic Entities
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) in an effort to shut down their operations in Texas.
Melania Canceled: Amazon Pulls Film After Theater Joke
Amazon requested that an Oregon theater stop screening Melania after promotional marquee messages sparked controversy, leading to what the theater described as a sudden cancellation.
Arctic Squeeze: Russia, China Test U.S. Defenses Near Alaska
An Arctic squeeze is intensifying as Russia and China expand military activity near Alaska, prompting new warnings from Sen. Dan Sullivan that America’s northern defenses face growing pressure.
Viral Toy Trend on TikTok Sends Child to Burn Unit
A dangerous social media trend on TikTok has left a 9-year-old Illinois boy with serious injuries, prompting doctors and parents to warn others about the risks tied to viral online challenges.
Snow Parking Chaos: Fights, Weapons, and City Crackdowns
A brutal winter has turned snow parking disputes into flashpoints across major U.S. cities, with police warning that confrontations over shoveled parking spaces are escalating into violence.
New Pact Protects Christians Worldwide
The United States and Hungary signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to support Christians and faith communities facing persecution.
Iran Red Line: Trump Faces Obama-Era Test on Tehran
President Donald Trump is approaching a pivotal moment as his warnings to Iran face what analysts describe as a red line, echoing debates from the Obama administration over credibility and deterrence.
Luxury Jeep Fury: Baltimore Mayor Melts Down on Camera
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is under scrutiny after a tense exchange over his luxury Jeep and the taxpayer funds used to purchase it.
New York City Joins WHO
New York City has become the latest U.S. area to join the World Health Organization (WHO) despite the country's exit from the entity.
Global Powers Flock to U.S. Mineral Agreement
Numerous countries have entered into agreements with the United States regarding critical minerals following a summit on the subject.
Trump Honors Faith in America at Prayer Breakfast
President Donald Trump spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast at the Washington Hilton, sharing his efforts to protect Christian freedoms and implement faith in the public sector.
Ohio College Conservatives Threatened During Campus Event
Conservative students at Ohio University reported harassment and an alleged gun threat during a Turning Point USA tabling event.
Massachusetts Audit Exposes $12M Welfare Fraud Shock
A Massachusetts audit uncovered nearly $12 million in public assistance fraud in 2025, exposing weaknesses in SNAP and MassHealth oversight.
States Move to Eliminate Property Taxes for Homeowners
Lawmakers in several states are considering eliminating property taxes for homeowners, fueling debate over affordability.
Waters and Treasury’s Bessent Spar Over Trump Economic Agenda in Fiery Hearing
Rep. Maxine Waters and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent clashed sharply at a House hearing over President Trump’s economic agenda.
Noem Warns DHS Leaker Will Face Criminal Charges
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says a prolific DHS leaker has been identified and will face criminal prosecution.
Former Hamas Hostage Meets First Lady After Surviving Captivity
American citizen and Chapel Hill, North Carolina, native Keith Siegel and his wife, Aviva Siegel, met with First Lady Melania Trump.
New Orleans Payroll Crisis Sparks Emergency Funding Push
Facing renewed concerns over its ability to cover payroll, New Orleans officials are signaling that the city may soon need additional financial assistance from the state.
House Judiciary EU Censorship Report Sparks Free Speech Firestorm
The U.S. House Judiciary Committee has released interim findings accusing the European Commission of waging a long-running campaign.
Forbes 30 Under 30 Founder Charged With Fraud in Kalder Case
Federal prosecutors have charged the founder of fintech startup Kalder with multiple fraud-related offenses, adding another name to the list.
Invisible Coup Exposes Mexico Consulates’ Political Influence
Mexico’s government is pushing back against claims made in the bestselling book The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon.
Uruguay China Agreements Under Orsi Spark Global Alarm
Uruguayan President Yamandú Orsi met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing on Tuesday.
ATF Nominee Robert Cekada Promises No War on Gun Owners
During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday, ATF director nominee Robert Cekada said the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Supreme Court Keeps California’s New Congressional Map
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of California's new congressional map favoring Democrats ahead of the midterm elections.
Democrats Unveil New Voter Strategy
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) released a new outreach program intended to bolster the party and turn out likely voters.
Pentagon Nears Agreement with Boy Scouts Rebrand
The Pentagon is nearing an agreement with Scouting America, formerly known as Boy Scouts of America, to continue financial support so long as it moves away from woke policies.
Children Protest Against ICE
An early childhood program in New York City is being condemned after a video surfaced of a teacher encouraging young students to participate in an in-classroom ICE protest.
Snake Bite Tragedy: ‘The Voice’ Star Dies at 26
A devastating snake bite claimed the life of former “The Voice Nigeria” contestant Ifunanya Nwangene after she was bitten while sleeping in her home in Abuja, Nigeria.
Would-Be Trump Assassin Gets Life in Prison
Ryan Routh, a man convicted of attempting to assassinate President Trump, was sentenced to life in prison.
DEI Ties Revealed: Terror-Linked Past Shadows Carnegie Mellon Official
Ties surrounding a top Carnegie Mellon University administrator are drawing scrutiny as an anti-Semitism lawsuit moves forward.
US Troops Move into Nigeria
The United States has sent a team of troops to Nigeria, the general in charge of the U.S. command for Africa told reporters.
Moore Myth Exposed: Historical Records Undercut Governor’s Family Legend
The tale which has become a signature element of Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s political rise, has fallen apart under closer scrutiny as historical records now cast serious doubt on the dramatic family story he repeats on the national stage.
California Bill Gives Millions to Planned Parenthood
A California budget bill would provide $90 million to abortion providers and reproductive healthcare entities such as Planned Parenthood.
Sharpshooter Plan Approved: Catalina Island Deer Targeted
California officials have approved a controversial sharpshooter plan to eliminate invasive mule deer on Catalina Island, advancing a long-debated environmental restoration effort that has drawn sharp public criticism.
Islamic Flyers Distributed at School
A Muslim organization distributed "Understanding Shariah" flyers at a public high school in Wylie, Texas, this week, officials confirmed.
Swalwell Childcare Scandal Sparks Campaign Cash Uproar
Rep. Eric Swalwell is facing scrutiny over campaign spending after records showed more than $200,000 in campaign funds were used to reimburse childcare expenses, raising questions about the boundaries between personal costs and political activity.
Premeditated Brutality: Leaked Blueprint Reveals Khamenei’s Planned Crackdown
Newly leaked documents reveal a secret blueprint approved by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Iran that ordered the violent suppression of nationwide protests through lethal force, surveillance, and internet shutdowns.
Two States Join the World Health Organization Amid US Exit
California and Illinois have joined the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network despite the United States withdrawing from the entity.
Scuba Lawsuit Shock: 12-Year-Old’s Final Minutes Exposed
A Texas family has filed a sweeping lawsuit after their 12-year-old daughter drowned during a scuba certification class, alleging the death was preventable and marked by repeated safety failures.
Trump Admin Pulls Hundreds of Agents from Minnesota
Border czar Tom Homan announced that the Trump administration will draw down 700 immigration agents from Minnesota.
Stanford Student Government Endorses Anti-ICE Walkout, Citing ‘Significant Harm’
Stanford’s student government unanimously endorses an anti-ICE walkout, accusing ICE of causing “significant harm”.
Christian Investors Deploy $4B to Force Corporations Away From ‘Woke’ Agendas
Christian investors managing over $4 B launch a shareholder campaign targeting major corporations to strip “woke” agendas.
Police Union Draws Line Against Radical City Hall Order
Seattle’s police union rejected Mayor Katie Wilson’s anti-ICE directive, citing officer safety and public safety concerns.
Partial Shutdown Ends, Border Fight Just Beginning
President Trump signed a funding bill ending the government shutdown, but DHS funding expires soon, setting up another border security fight.
Canceled for Comedy: Venue Pulls Plug After Joke Firestorm
A Minnesota venue canceled six sold-out comedy shows after a viral joke sparked backlash and safety concerns.
Arizona Fluoride Ban Public Water Bill Sparks Statewide Fight
An Arizona lawmaker has introduced legislation that would prohibit the use of fluoride in public drinking water across the state.
France Raids X Headquarters in Explosive Elon Musk Probe
French authorities raided the Paris headquarters of the social media platform X on Tuesday and summoned owner Elon Musk.
George Zinn in Charlie Kirk Case Sentenced to Prison
George Zinn, the elderly man who falsely claimed he shot Charlie Kirk in the immediate aftermath of the Turning Point USA founder’s assassination.
Anti-ICE Protests Dark Money Network Exposed
Anti-ICE protests in Minnesota and across the country may appear grassroots, but a “dark money” expert says the movement is being fueled by wealthy left-wing donors and activist networks.
Trump Meets Gustavo Petro After Cocaine Showdown
Colombian President Gustavo Petro met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday.
Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life Launches Major Iowa Election Push
Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America is partnering with Women Speak Out PAC to spend $3.2 million in Iowa during the 2026 midterm elections.
Texas Man Freed After Daughter Admits Testimony Was False
Marshall Moreno has been released after spending more than 20 years in prison for crimes his biological daughter now says never occurred.
Mike Johnson Provides Biblical Defense for Borders
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) took to X to elaborate on his support for border security and immigration enforcement, providing a biblical defense for the Trump administration's policies.
Noem Targeted in Immigration Ruling
A federal judge has prevented the Trump administration from eliminating deportation protections for those from Haiti.
Builders Aim for 1 Million ‘Trump Homes’
Homebuilders are developing a plan to construct nearly one million "Trump homes" as part of an effort to tackle the affordability crisis in housing.
Jill Biden’s Ex-Husband Charged with Murder
The ex-husband of former First Lady Jill Biden, William Stevenson, has been arrested and charged with murder.
House Majority Hangs in the Balance
A newly sworn-in Texas Democrat places the House GOP majority at 218-214.
Hundreds of Nazi-Linked Accounts Connected to Bank
Investigations by Credit Suisse have led to the discovery of hundreds of bank accounts connected to Nazis, Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) announced.
Sanctuary Funding Sparks Outrage as Portland County Sends Tax Dollars to Activist Groups
Sanctuary funding is putting Multnomah County, Oregon, back in the national spotlight after local officials approved taxpayer-backed grants to groups that assist illegal immigrants.
Tax Cut Showdown: Teacher’s Unions Move to Stop Voters From Having Their Say
A tax cut fight in Massachusetts is heading to the state’s highest court as teachers’ unions sue to block residents from voting on a statewide rollback of income taxes.
Capone-Era Gun Discovery Stuns Illinois Distillery Owner
A remarkable gun discovery inside an Illinois distillery has stunned local historians and law enforcement after a fully loaded firearm from the Prohibition era was found hidden inside a wall.
Erika Kirk Demands Full Transparency in Ongoing Case
The widow of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, Erika Kirk, said in a new court filing that the trial should be open to the media, calling for transparency.
Possible Abduction Feared After NBC’s Savannah Guthrie’s Mother Vanishes
Authorities in Arizona are investigating a possible abduction after the 84-year-old mother of NBC “Today” co-host Savannah Guthrie disappeared from her home north of Tucson.
Kennedy Unveils Trump-Backed Crackdown on Drug Abuse
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a $100 million initiative to address homelessness and assist with preventing drug abuse.
Trump’s ‘Ask Us’ Doctrine Puts Riots Back on Blue Leaders
The ‘ask us’ doctrine outlined by President Trump is reshaping how federal authority responds to unrest in Democrat-run cities, as protests and riots continue to flare in far-left states.
SSPX Schism Threat Rocks Vatican Authority
A long-running dispute between Rome and a traditionalist Catholic group escalated this weekend as the Priestly Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) warned of actions that could trigger a schism.
Trump Admin Seeks $1B from Harvard
President Trump announced that his administration is demanding that Harvard University pay $1 billion in damages caused by its antisemitic actions.