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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.
Clintons Agree to Testify
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton agrees to testify regarding their connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
Bond Release Outrage After Alabama Cheerleader’s Killing
The bond release of a man accused of murdering an Alabama high school cheerleader and shooting three others has ignited public concern and renewed scrutiny of violent crime and pretrial decisions.
Exposed: MSU Denver Scholarships Under Federal Fire
Federal civil rights complaints challenge race- and DACA-based scholarships at MSU Denver, raising equal protection concerns.
Elon Musk Dumps Millions to Boost GOP in 2026 Midterm Battles
Elon Musk contributes millions to GOP super PACs in 2026 midterm races, boosting Republican campaign efforts and signaling renewed support.
Chevron’s Power Move Could Save Consumers From AI Price Shock
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth is warning that the explosive growth of artificial intelligence could dramatically strain the U.S. power grid
Russian Sanctioned Jet Hits Cuba as Tensions Rise
A U.S.-sanctioned Russian cargo aircraft landed at a Cuban military airfield Sunday, raising renewed concerns about Moscow’s activity.
Billie Eilish’s ‘Stolen Land’ Grammy Speech Backfires
Billie Eilish is facing backlash after calling America “stolen land” at the Grammys while owning a multi-million-dollar California mansion.
North Carolina No. 1 for Business as Billions Pour In
For the third time in six years, North Carolina has been ranked No. 1 for business climate and economic development by Business Facilities.
House Republicans Shutdown Funding Fight Erupts in Chaos
As the federal government enters its third day of a partial shutdown, House Republicans are divided over Senate changes to a $1.2 trillion funding package.
Elon Musk Epstein Emails Revealed in Massive DOJ Dump
Newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein files show that Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk corresponded with convicted sex offender.
Mexico Sends Soldiers After Sinaloa Cartel Kidnapping
Mexico’s government has deployed approximately 1,000 soldiers as part of a major operation to locate and rescue ten employees.
Khamenei Threatens Regional War as Tensions Explode
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei vowed to “put an end to the United States’ mischief” and warned of a possible regional war.
Roger Marshall Criticizes Democrats as Government Grinds to Halt
On Monday, during an appearance on Fox News Channel’s America Reports, Sen. Roger Marshall criticized Democrats.
John Kasich Criticizes Trump’s Deportation Push
On Monday’s broadcast of Chris Jansing Reports on MS NOW, former Ohio Governor John Kasich said a growing number of Republicans are speaking out.
Police Raid Suspected Vegas Biolab
Authorities have raided an alleged biolab discovered in a Las Vegas home.
Visa Pauses Slapped with Lawsuit
A group of immigrant groups have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after it paused visa processing for dozens of countries.
Jesus Honored on Grammy Award Stage
Singer Jelly Roll took the opportunity at the Grammy Awards to share the Gospel, stating that "anybody can have a relationship with Jesus.”
Conservative Wins Costa Rica
Laura Fernández, a conservative, has won Costa Rica's presidential election.
Taliban’s New Code Expands Punishment, Slavery
The Taliban unveiled a new penal code for Taliban courts across Afghanistan, reports indicate.
Hoax Unraveled: Media-Fueled Texas Case Collapses After Jury Verdict
The hoax that dominated national headlines in 2021 has now collapsed under courtroom scrutiny, after a Texas jury ruled that explosive allegations against a Plano middle schooler were fabricated for profit and publicity.
Russia: A Failed Superpower
If you listen to Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin’s information apparatus, it sounds as though Russia’s war in Ukraine is progressing toward a favorable outcome for...
Trump Delivers Trade Deal with India
The United States and India have reached a trade agreement and will now begin lowering tariffs immediately.
Charity Links Exposed: NFL-Backed Gaza Group Tied to Minnesota’s Biggest Fraud
Questions surrounding charity links intensified after a Washington Free Beacon investigation revealed that a fast-growing Islamic charity praised by the NFL has deep connections to Minnesota’s massive Feeding Our Future fraud.
Trump Threatens to Sue Grammy Host
President Trump threatened to sue Grammy Awards host Trevor Noah after he made a "false and defamatory statement" against him.
ICE Arrests Surge: 650 Illegal Aliens Nabbed in West Virginia Sweep
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests across West Virginia exceeded 650 illegal aliens during a coordinated two-week enforcement operation that surprised critics and drew praise from local law enforcement.
LAPD Won’t Enforce Mask Ban
The Los Angeles Police Department announced that it will not enforce a California law prohibiting federal agents from wearing masks.
Iran Talks Reach Tipping Point as Trump Issues Stark Warning
Iran talks entered a decisive phase as U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matt Whitaker warned that Tehran now faces a clear choice following direct demands from President Donald Trump.
Starlink Blockade: Musk Stops Russia’s Digital War Move
The Starlink blockade against Russian military use in Ukraine appears to be working, according to SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, as Kyiv and U.S. officials monitor ongoing developments in the war.
Former Ambassador Drops Party as Epstein Scandal Widens
Former UK Ambassador to the U.S. Peter Mandelson announced that he has resigned from the Labour Party amid deepening ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Court Dismisses Complaint Against Boasberg
A federal appeals court dismissed a misconduct complaint from the Department of Justice against U.S. District Judge James Boasberg.
Khamenei Photos Exposed: Iran’s Image Starts Cracking
Khamenei photos released by Iran’s regime are drawing scrutiny from opposition groups who say the images were staged to conceal internal weakness and declining morale within the country’s security forces.
Great White Shocker: Rare Gulf Migration Stuns Researchers
A great white shark rarely seen this far west in the Gulf of America has been detected off the Mississippi coast, surprising marine researchers tracking its movements.
Audit Demanded as Critics Claim MIT Is Circumventing DEI Ban
An audit is demanded after claims that MIT is sidestepping its DEI hiring ban by using rebranded faculty screening practices.
Pasadena Jewish Temple Sues Southern California Edison Over Eaton Fire
Pasadena Jewish Temple files a lawsuit against Southern California Edison, alleging utility negligence sparked the Eaton Fire.
SNAP Crackdown Begins: Work Rules Expand Nationwide
New SNAP work requirements take effect in more states under a Trump-backed law, expanding employment rules for able-bodied adults
Fetterman Fires Back at Philadelphia DA Over Anti-ICE Rhetoric
John Fetterman criticizes Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner after controversial ICE Nazi comparison, exposing Democratic divides over immigration.
Trump Orders Two-Year Kennedy Center Shutdown
President Trump orders a two-year shutdown of the Kennedy Center starting July 4, 2026, to complete major renovations.
DOJ Opens Door to Unredacted Epstein Files After Backlash
On Sunday’s broadcast of This Week on ABC, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Department of Justice is open to allowing lawmakers to review unredacted materials related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
2026 Midterms Redistricting Ignites Nationwide Power Struggle
As the 2026 midterm elections approach, state legislatures across the country are grappling with aggressive mid-decade redistricting efforts.
Pokémon Issues Apology After Yasukuni Shrine Outrage
The Japanese entertainment franchise Pokémon issued a formal apology on Friday after Chinese social media users launched an outrage campaign.
Karoline Leavitt Defends Trump as Border Chaos Explodes
On this week’s broadcast of Sunday Morning Futures, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended President Donald Trump’s immigration policies.
Peter Dinklage Sparks Backlash With Poem Tribute to ICE Activist
Actor Peter Dinklage took the stage at a public gathering to deliver a dramatic reading of a politically charged poem honoring Renee Good.
Nvidia H200 Chip Blocked? China Stalls Orders
Nvidia’s hopes of selling its H200 AI chips to Chinese firms are in limbo as Beijing continues to stall on whether it will permit imports.
Pretti Shooting Sparks Surge, Leftist Gun Group Membership
Membership in progressive gun organizations has exploded following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis on January 24, 2026.
Democrat Chaos Erupts as Schumer Deal Triggers Shutdown Revolt
House Democrats revolt against a Schumer-negotiated deal with the Trump administration, risking a longer federal shutdown.
Hollywood Reckoning: ‘Dances With Wolves’ Actor Convicted of Sex Crimes
Actor Nathan Chasing Horse, known for Dances With Wolves, is convicted on multiple sexual assault charges in Nevada.
Texas A&M Ends Women’s & Gender Studies Amid New Race and Gender Curriculum Rules
Texas A&M University will end its Women’s and Gender Studies program and revise courses under new policies.
Florida Secures Quantum Computing Leader as D-Wave Leaves High-Tax California
Quantum computing firm D-Wave moves its headquarters from California to Florida, citing a more business-friendly climate and lower taxes.
U. Oregon Socialists Demand Abortion Drugs on Campus, Sparking Safety and Pro-Life Concerns
Student socialists at the University of Oregon demand on-campus abortion pill access, prompting safety concerns.
Texas Woman Ran $4.7M Migrant Smuggling Ring, Caught
A Texas woman who operated a multimillion-dollar human smuggling ring during the Biden-era border crisis has been sentenced to 11 years.
SCOTUS Bombshell Set to Unleash Massive Campaign Cash
The U.S. Supreme Court could soon blow the lid off federal campaign finance rules, unleashing billions in coordinated political spending.
Seth Moulton Stuns on Live TV With Sharp ICE Criticism
Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) compared federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis to violent authoritarian crackdowns.
Melt the ICE Hat Goes Viral, Raising Hundreds of Thousands
A yarn store in Minnesota has sparked an unlikely viral movement by turning an old Norwegian resistance symbol into a political statement.
Detroit Judge Busted in Explosive Embezzlement Scheme
A judge in Detroit is at the center of an explosive federal indictment accusing her and three co-conspirators of embezzling money.
Jennifer Sey Blasts ACLU and Rapinoe for ‘Erasing Girls’
Former U.S. gymnastics champion Jennifer Sey is taking aim at the ACLU and women’s sports icon Megan Rapinoe.
Cartel Convoy Snatches Mexican Soldiers in Daylight
Two Mexican National Guardsmen were kidnapped by a heavily armed cartel convoy in broad daylight in the state of Hidalgo after attempting to stop a truck transporting stolen fuel.
Dow Axes 4,500 Jobs in 2026 AI Overhaul to ‘Outperform’
Dow Inc. is cutting 4,500 jobs worldwide as part of a sweeping restructuring initiative that leans heavily on artificial intelligence.
Arizona Families Hit With Huge $1,569 Inflation Spike in 2025
Arizona Democrats are pointing fingers at former President Donald Trump for rising costs in 2025.
Colorado Schools Shut Down for ‘ICE Out’ Strike
Multiple school districts in Colorado shut down Friday classes amid anticipated mass absences linked to a nationwide protest.
Netflix–Warner Bros Mega Merger Sparks Antitrust Firestorm
Senate Antitrust Committee Chairman Sen. Mike Lee (R‑UT) has fired a major warning shot over Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros.
Will the Great Wealth Transfer Transform the Markets?
It has been called the largest wealth transfer in human history—and unlike previous generational shifts, this one is already underway.
Over the next two decades, nearly $124...
CA Self-Checkout Crackdown Sparks Outrage
Costa Mesa, California, is on track to pass strict new rules targeting self-checkout lanes in local stores.
Congress Caught Plotting Stealth Nationwide Amnesty
Opposition to a controversial immigration compromise is exploding among conservative activists and lawmakers who say Senate leaders are pushing a stealth nationwide amnesty through delayed Department of Homeland Security funding language.
NYC’s Explosive Antisemitism Showdown
New York City’s first Jewish City Council speaker and its first Muslim mayor are clashing over how best to combat antisemitism in the city.
Hillary Clinton Accuses Trump Supporters of ‘Moral Rot’
Hillary Clinton accuses supporters of President Trump of being involved in "moral rot" plaguing the nation.
Trump Rededicates America
President Trump issued a proclamation this week honoring "250 years of American freedom and independence."
DOJ Releases More Epstein Files
The Department of Justice has released more than 3 million files in accordance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
Luigi Mangione Avoids Death Penalty
A federal judge ruled that Luigi Mangione, the alleged killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, will not receive the death penalty.
Trump Order Brings IndyCar to DC
President Trump signed an executive order on Friday to bring IndyCar to Washington, D.C., for America250.
Silver Is No Longer a Precious Metal. It’s a Strategic One.
For more than a century, silver has been priced as a precious metal — a store of value, an inflation hedge, a speculative cousin...
Ex Harvard History Chair Attacks the Past While Praising a New Global Vision
A debate over Harvard hiring policy erupted this week after former department chairman Sidney Chalhoub accused the program of operating as a “white male affinity group” in the early 1990s while celebrating its demographic transformation today.
Cuba Emergency Declared as Trump Targets Oil Lifelines
President Donald Trump declared on Thursday, a national emergency over Cuba, accusing the communist regime of threatening U.S. national security and aligning with hostile powers.
Israel to Reopen Rafah Crossing
Israel said it would reopen the Rafah Crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt in February in alignment with a ceasefire agreement.
EU Takes Additional Steps to Blacklist Tehran’s Military Wing
A push to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization advanced Thursday as the European Union (EU) moved to formally prescribe the group, with Germany saying that implementation would move quickly.
Don Lemon Arrested
Former CNN host Don Lemon was arrested Thursday night in Los Angeles on charges connected to the protest inside a Minnesota church.
Trump Accounts Boom After Nicki Minaj Shakes Up White House
Trump Accounts enrollment surged to roughly 1 million sign-ups this week, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, following a high-profile White House summit featuring President Donald Trump and rapper Nicki Minaj.
US Cracks Down on Iranian Officials
The United States has revoked the privilege of Iranian officials and their families from being in the nation following the suppression of peaceful protests and the regime's "brutal oppression."
Richardson Arrest: Olympic Star’s Speeding Bust Raises Adds to Growing Rap-Sheet
The arrest of U.S. Olympic sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson adds another chapter to a growing list of legal and behavioral issues for the decorated athlete.
State Department Joins NFL in ‘Sports Diplomacy’
The National Football League and the Department of State signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to launch a public-private partnership centered on "sports diplomacy."
Lottery Drugs Scandal: Elderly Winner Bankrolled $400M Drug Ring
An English court sentenced an 80-year-old former lottery winner to prison after uncovering a massive counterfeit drug operation, now known as the ‘Lottery Drugs case.’
Trump Nominates New Fed Chair
President Donald Trump announced that he has nominated Kevin Warsh as the next Chairman of the Board of Governors.
Hamas Spoiler Threatens Trump’s High-Stakes Gaza Plan
The risk of a Hamas spoiler is emerging as a central challenge to President Trump’s U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire plan, even as the administration signals confidence that the terror group will ultimately disarm.
Crockett Accuses Trump Administration of Racism
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D‑TX) accused the Trump administration of racially and culturally targeting people during a Thursday appearance on MS NOW’s Chris Jansing Reports.
North Carolina Gears Up for Big 250th Anniversary Celebration
North Carolina is ramping up celebrations for the 250th anniversary of American independence.
HHS Drops Abortion Pill Mandate, Sending Shockwaves
The Department of Health and Human Services this week officially rescinded a controversial Biden‑era rule that required pharmacies to dispense abortion pills.
Giffords Stuns with Second Amendment Defense
Gabby Giffords’ gun control group, Giffords, weighed in on the controversy surrounding the federal shooting of Alex Pretti.
Hero Cops Dive Into Pond to Rescue Kids After Indianapolis Crash
Police officers are being honored for heroic actions after rescuing two children from a submerged car in northeast Indianapolis on January 13.
NFL Star Accused of Shocking Assault Over Abortion
Former San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis is facing assault and battery charges after a woman accused him of throwing books and magazines at her.
Congress Fails to Advance Funding Deal, Shutdown Imminent
A government funding package failed to advance on Thursday as Congress races to avoid a partial shutdown of federal operations.
SCOTUS Takes Trump’s E. Jean Carroll Case
The Supreme Court is set to consider President Trump's petition to reconsider the verdict in a case involving E. Jean Carroll.
New Jersey to Roll Out ICE Reporting Line
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill (D) said she will create an online portal to report ICE encounters in the state.
Court Says DHS Can’t End Venezuelan Protections
A U.S. appeals court ruled on January 28 that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) cannot terminate protections for Venezuelan nationals.
Coal-Powered Electricity Saved Americans in Winter Storm
Coal and natural gas-powered electricity helped Americans during the recent winter storm, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA).
Sweeping Bill Secures US Elections
Rep. Bryan Steil (R-WI), Chairman of the House Administration Committee, introduced a sweeping legislative package securing U.S. elections.
Ancient Syphilis Discovery: DNA Find Rewrites Disease History by 3,000 Years
New research is reigniting debate over ancient syphilis, after scientists recovered bacterial DNA from 5,500-year-old human remains in Colombia, potentially rewriting the known timeline of the disease.
Regime Change: Iran
Calls for regime change in Iran are growing louder in Washington and Tel Aviv. Once again, America finds itself flirting with the familiar illusion...
Los Angeles City Councilmember to Stand Trial
Los Angeles City Councilmember Curren Price will stand trial in a case surrounding embezzlement of government funds, perjury, and a conflict of interest.
WeChat Ban Sparks New Alarm as Lawmakers Cite Crime Networks on U.S. Soil
A renewed push for a WeChat ban is gaining traction after Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) warned that the CCP-controlled messaging app has become a critical hub for organized crime operating inside the United States.
Qatar Schools: Foreign Cash, Secret Lessons, and What Parents Aren’t Told
Qatar schools are drawing new scrutiny after public records revealed that Qatar Foundation International (QFI), tied to the Qatari royal family, quietly funded K–12 education efforts in Georgia.
Walz Will ‘Never Again’ Seek Elected Office
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) announced that he will "never again" seek elected office.
Colombia Plane Crash Kills 15, Including Congressman
A Colombia plane crash claimed the lives of all 15 people aboard a state-owned Satena flight that vanished from radar before plummeting into a mountainous region near the Venezuelan border.
EPA Launches Fluoride Review to Secure American Health
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has shared its plan to develop a toxicity assessment for fluoride, according to a statement shared in the Federal Register.
Spain Amnesty Sparks Firestorm as 500,000 Migrants Gain Legal Residency Status
Spain’s decision to approve sweeping amnesty for undocumented migrants is igniting backlash across Europe as the country moves sharply away from tougher enforcement trends seen elsewhere.
Ken Paxton Targets Visa Fraud Schemes
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating the abuse of the H-1B visa program following Governor Greg Abbott's (R) call to pause the program.
Viral Somali Activist Arrested in Minneapolis Crackdown
Federal authorities arrested a Somali American woman known online for the phrase bananas and rice as part of a broader enforcement operation targeting riot activity in Minneapolis.
Mamdani Aims to Tax the Rich
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced plans to tax the city's wealthiest residents in an effort to fill the budget deficit of more than $12 billion.
RPG Attack Caught on Video as Mayor Escapes Assassination
An apparent RPG attack on a Filipino mayor’s convoy unfolded in broad daylight Sunday, leaving the mayor unharmed and triggering a deadly manhunt in the southern Philippines.
Education Department Finds University of Minnesota Guilty of Racial Discrimination
The Education Department ruled the University of Minnesota discriminated against white and Asian students in a race-based program.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon Retires as Retail Giant Attracts Wealthier Shoppers
Walmart’s CEO Doug McMillon is retiring as the retailer attracts more higher-income shoppers amid inflation and evolving consumer habits.
Federal Education Dept. Slams California’s Gender Secrecy Policies in Schools
Federal officials say California’s gender secrecy school policies violate federal law by withholding student gender information from parents.
Florida AG Suspends Nurse’s License After She Wished Harm on Karoline Leavitt
Florida AG suspends nurse’s license after a viral video wished a serious childbirth injury on White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.
Trump Approval Holds at 44% as New Poll Highlights Economic Concern
A new poll shows President Trump’s approval rating at 44% as 2026 begins, with voter concerns about the economy shaping public opinion.
Texas AG Cracks Down on Schools Tied to Islamic Games
The Texas Attorney General’s office announced Wednesday that it has opened an investigation into two public school districts for their roles in hosting events tied to the Islamic Games of North America.
New York on Verge of Congressional Collapse
New York could be on track to lose two seats in the U.S. House of Representatives after the 2030 census as its population growth lags behind faster-growing states.
Trump Sends ‘Massive Armada’ at Iran, Vows Devastation
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that a “massive Armada” of U.S. naval forces is heading toward Iran and warned Tehran to negotiate a nuclear deal.
Mexican Embassy Panics, Bombshell Book Exposes Influence Plot
The Mexican Embassy in Washington issued a rare statement this week insisting its operations in the United States are politically neutral and focused strictly on legal consular services.
GOP Drops ‘Best and Final’ Obamacare Offer
Sen. Bernie Moreno of Ohio said on Wednesday that Republicans are preparing to issue their “best and final” offer to Democrats on how to address the expired enhanced Obamacare subsidies.
Lindsey Graham Vows Crackdown, ‘Cities Will Be Punished’
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R‑SC) used his Tuesday appearance on Hannity to sharply criticize sanctuary city policies and call for decisive action from Congress.
Hypocrisy at the Border
In the ever-shifting theater of American politics, few stories expose liberal hypocrisy more starkly than the saga of Tom Homan. Once hailed as a hero by Barack Obama and his administration for his unflinching enforcement of immigration laws, Homan is now painted as a villain by the very same Democratic machine. This about-face isn't just political opportunism; it's a betrayal of common-sense border security that has real consequences for American communities.
Fed Freezes Rates as Inflation, Politics Begin to Boil
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday in a 10‑2 vote, signaling a pause in its recent cycle of monetary easing and pointing to signs that the labor market is stabilizing.
More Epstein Docs to Drop
A new court paper states that more documents related to Jeffrey Epstein are expected to be released in the "near term."
Rubio Shares ‘Good and Decent Progress’ in Venezuela
Secretary of State Marco Rubio appeared before Congress to discuss the progress being made in Venezuela following the arrest of Nicolás Maduro.
Lawmaker Aims to Name Mountain After Trump
A Georgia lawmaker filed a resolution to rename a mountain after President Trump.
Kennedy’s Autism Committee Pushes Trump Agenda
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the appointment of 21 new members to the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC), a group seeking to push the "fight against autism," HHS declared.
Trump Accounts Jumpstart the American Dream for Children
President Donald Trump celebrated the upcoming launch of the Trump Accounts, a new effort establishing investment accounts for children.
DOJ Probe Emerges as Millions Suddenly Appear in Ilhan Omar’s Coffers
Questions surrounding Ilhan Omar’s wealth have resurfaced after reports revealed the Biden Justice Department quietly investigated the Minnesota representative's finances in 2024, the same year her net worth surged from almost nothing to more than $30 million.
US Officially Leaves Paris Climate Agreement
The United States has officially left the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, finalizing President Trump's promise.
Campus Extremism: Columbia’s Broken Promise on a Radical Protest Leader
Campus extremism is again testing Columbia University after a court filing revealed that encampment organizer Khymani James could return to the Ivy League school despite earlier assurances that he would be expelled.
Missing Thesis Mystery? Wes Moore Shrugs as Oxford Questions Linger
The controversy surrounding claims of Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's missing thesis intensified this week as the Democrat dismissed questions about an academic paper he once said made him an expert on Hamas.
Pay-to-Slay Exposed: State Department Finds PA Still Funding Terror
The 'pay-to-slay' program remains alive inside the Palestinian Authority, despite public claims to the contrary, according to a newly disclosed State Department determination obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
Texas Freezes H-1B Visas
Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) has directed state agencies to freeze H-1B visa petitions, citing recent instances of abuse and the federal governments review of the program.
Icy Tragedy: Texas Brothers Die in Desperate Rescue Attempt
An icy tragedy struck a North Texas community after three young brothers died during a winter storm while trying to save one another from a frozen pond.
Iran Protests Explode as Cruz Pushes Bold U.S. Response
Iran protests intensified this week as Sen. Ted Cruz called on the United States to take direct action by arming demonstrators facing a violent crackdown from the Islamic Republic.
Minneapolis Unrest Sparks Global Alarm for U.S. Travel
Minneapolis unrest has drawn international attention after Germany issued a warning advising its citizens to exercise caution when traveling to the United States.
Judge Halts Virginia’s Redistricting Maps
A Virginia court rejected a redistricting effort this week in a major blow to Democrats.
Ohio AG Candidate Wants Death Sentence for Trump
Democratic Ohio Attorney General candidate Elliot Forhan pledged to do his best to "kill Donald Trump" in a campaign video.
Frey Rejects Federal Law Enforcement Amid Tom Homan Visit
Border czar Tom Homan met with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey amid ongoing protests against immigration enforcement operations.
Bill Maher Slams NYC Mayor Mamdani as ‘Straight-Up Communist,’ Warns Dems of Political Backlash
On his Real Time show, comedian Bill Maher bluntly described New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani as a “straight-up communist”.
Government Shutdown Odds Hit 80% as Funding Fight Intensifies
Prediction markets show government shutdown odds near 80% as partisan battles over DHS funding and immigration policy deepen.
Iran’s Rial Crashes to Record Low; U.S. Intel Says Regime at Weakest Point Since 1979
Iran’s currency, the Iranian rial, plunged to a historic low this week amid deepening economic turmoil and nationwide unrest.
Census Projection: New York and California Set to Lose 6 House Seats, Shifting Power to Red States
Analysis of 2030 census population trends projects New York and California will lose six U.S. House seats.
Iowa Diner Prays for President Trump, Moment Goes Viral Before Speech
President Trump pauses during an Iowa restaurant visit to receive a prayer from a diner before his speech.
Iran Agrees to Take Back U.S. Deportees
Iran announced Sunday that it will accept a group of deportees from the United States who have been held in U.S. immigration detention centers for months.
Virginia Dems Push Explosive Assault Weapon Ban
A proposal to dramatically restrict the future sale and transfer of certain assault‑style firearms cleared a key hurdle in the Virginia Senate this week.
Chicago Catholic Schools Crumble, School Choice Revolution
More Catholic schools in the Chicago area are shutting their doors even as Republican candidates for Illinois governor ramp up calls for school choice policies.
Musk Axes Tesla Autopilot Purchase Option, Now You Have to Pay
Tesla has ignited a firestorm among electric vehicle fans after announcing it will eliminate Basic Autopilot as a standard feature and switch its coveted Full Self‑Driving (FSD) system to a subscription‑only model.
Schweizer Exposes ‘Sinister Plot’ by Soros & Gates
Peter Schweizer discussed the role that wealthy global figures like Bill Gates and George Soros play in supporting advocacy groups involved in immigration policy.
South Africa Stuns World by Dumping G20 Over Trump
South Africa confirmed Tuesday that it will withdraw from the Group of 20 (G20) economic forum for 2026.
Trump Drops Tariff Hammer on South Korea Over Coupang
The House Judiciary Committee, under Chairman Jim Jordan (R‑OH), sharply framed President Donald Trump’s decision to raise U.S. tariffs on South Korea as a...
Kristi Noem Impeachment Effort Intensifies
Nearly 150 House Democrats have backed articles of impeachment against DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, first launched by Rep. Robin Kelly (D-IL).
The Moral Cost of Historical Ignorance
Every generation faces moments of moral confusion, but ours has taken an especially reckless turn. It has become fashionable, particularly online, to liken U.S. government actions, especially those involving immigration enforcement, to the crimes of Nazi Germany. Activists compare illegal immigrants to Anne Frank, federal officers to the Gestapo, and any form of deportation to an act of ethnic cleansing. This comparison isn’t just historically inaccurate; it’s morally bankrupt.
ICE Gets a Win in Court
A federal appeals court overturned an order that restricts the abilities of federal immigration agents.
Military Exercise Underway in Middle East
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) is conducting an airpower exercise in the Middle East amid ongoing tensions with Iran.
Holocaust Comparisons Ignite Backlash as Museum Slams Walz Over ICE Rhetoric
The debate over immigration enforcement took a sharp turn this week as Holocaust comparisons drew a public rebuke from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum following comments by Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.
New Trump Order Rebuilds Los Angeles
President Trump signed an executive order fast-tracking the reconstruction of Los Angeles a year after the devastating fires.
Longtime Delegate Announces Retirement
Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) has announced that she is retiring from Congress at the end of the term.
ATM Jackpotting Terror Ring Exposed in Massive Federal Bust
Federal prosecutors say a sweeping investigation into ATM 'jackpotting' has led to charges against 87 individuals tied to the Venezuelan terrorist organization Tren de Aragua, exposing a nationwide criminal operation that allegedly funded violent crimes through sophisticated ATM theft.
Texas Shields Tech from Chinese Influence
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) announced an expansion of technology that will be banned from state-owned devices.
Snow Leopard Attack: Skier Mauled While Chasing Photo
A snow leopard attack left a female skier severely injured after she approached the rare predator for a photograph in northern China, underscoring repeated warnings from authorities about wildlife encounters.
Judge Issues Contempt Warning to Immigration Official
A federal judge in Minnesota threatened to hold Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons in contempt, arguing the Trump administration failed to comply with an order.
Kansas Tragedy: Teacher’s Final Walk Ends in Heartbreak
A tragedy unfolded over the weekend in Kansas after a missing elementary school teacher was found dead in the snow, days after she disappeared from downtown Emporia.
Aluminum Plant Coming to US After Decades
Century Aluminum Company has entered into a development agreement with Emirates Global Aluminum (EGA) to construct the first new primary aluminum production plant in the United States since 1980.
‘Vile’ Planned Parenthood Remarks Spark Explosive Tennessee Mayor Feud
A social media dispute involving Planned Parenthood ignited a public clash this week between Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp and local Democratic officials, after a comment referencing his children appeared on a family photo shared online.
Mark Rutte Admits Europe Needs America
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) and Committee on Security and Defence (SEDE) in Brussels that Europe cannot defend itself without the help of the United States.
West Virginia Librarian Arrested Over Trump Assassination Plot
A West Virginia librarian faces criminal charges after allegedly attempting to recruit individuals on social media to assassinate President Trump, according to local authorities.
ICE Support Sparks Chicago School Firestorm
A Chicago-area elementary school teacher was placed on administrative leave after a brief Facebook post expressing ICE support triggered organized backlash from activists and elected officials.
Border Leaders Face Fire by Rand Paul
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) called for the heads of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Customs and Border Patrol (CBP), and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to testify before his Senate Homeland Security Committee over the operations in Minneapolis.
Minnesota CEOs Call for De-Escalation After Fatal Shooting
More than 60 chief executives from Minnesota-based companies released a joint letter calling for “immediate de-escalation of tensions”.
Trump Says He Had a ‘Very Good’ Call With Minneapolis Mayor Frey
President Trump confirmed he spoke by phone with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Monday, calling it a “very good” conversation.
Trump Says Iran Has Called ‘Numerous Times’ Seeking a Deal as U.S. Carrier Enters Middle East
President Trump says Iran has contacted the U.S. repeatedly seeking a deal as an American aircraft carrier enters Middle East waters.
New Book Argues Shakespeare Was a Black Jewish Woman — But Scholars Call It Speculation
A feminist historian claims Shakespeare was actually a Black Jewish woman named Emilia Bassano, a theory scholars say lacks evidence.
Federal Tax Dollars Fund ‘Safe Space Ambassadors’ at Northwestern University
The federal government awarded Northwestern University a $3.3 million science grant that funded “safe space ambassadors”.
Phoenix Prices Spike Again, Inflation Report
A new economic report shows that Phoenix’s inflation rate has climbed over the last four months, rising from 1.4% in August to 2.2% in December.
Mikie Sherrill Drops Regulation Freeze Bombshell on NJ Agencies
Mikie Sherrill wasted no time making her mark as New Jersey’s new governor, launching a 90-day freeze on new regulations.
Whoopi Goldberg Explodes on TV, ‘Blood on Their Hands’
During Monday’s episode of The View, co-host Whoopi Goldberg launched into a searing rebuke of federal authorities in response to the fatal shooting.
Faith Above Factions: A Christian Reflection on the Minneapolis Shooting
The second shooting in Minneapolis has once again ignited a familiar firestorm: protests, pundits, and political posturing. Within hours, the discourse hardened into opposing camps: those defending ICE and law enforcement, and those condemning them as instruments of systemic oppression. It’s a script we know too well, repeated with every tragedy that touches politics, culture, or power. But for Christians, this reflexive tribalism should give us pause.
Cynthia Nixon’s Fiery Attack on Minneapolis Shooting
Actress Cynthia Nixon erupted on social media this week, calling the fatal shooting of 37‑year‑old Alex Pretti in Minneapolis a “cold blooded execution."
U.S. Winter Storm Deaths Hit 18 as Power Grid Collapses
A powerful winter storm sweeping across the United States has left at least 18 people dead and caused massive disruptions from the Southern Plains to New England.
Chris Madel Quits Minnesota Governor Race, Blasts GOP
Republican attorney Chris Madel abruptly ended his campaign for Minnesota governor, citing deep concerns over the federal government’s aggressive immigration crackdown.
Frank Stallone Blows Up at Minnesota Democrats in Viral Rant
Frank Stallone, the younger brother of actor Sylvester Stallone, took to Instagram to sharply criticize Democrats in Minnesota.
Pentagon Strategy Warns of Multi-Front Conflict
The Pentagon's recently released National Defense Strategy details increasing military threats as countries grow in their "conventional strike and space, cyber, electromagnetic warfare capabilities."
Republicans Zero In on Fraud Scandal
Republican Senators have formed a task force to address the widespread fraud in federal funding.
Judge Blocks ‘Common-Sense’ Migrant Policy Reform
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction this week to prevent the Trump administration from terminating a family reunification policy.
Campus Radicalization Exposed: New Report Links U.S. Protests to Terror Propaganda
A growing wave of campus radicalization is drawing renewed scrutiny after a new Anti-Defamation League report found that American anti-Israel activists are amplifying official propaganda from Hamas and other designated terrorist groups.
Winter Storm Leaves Hundreds of Thousands Without Power
A major winter storm has left hundreds of thousands of Americans without electricity.
Tom Homan Heading to Minnesota
President Trump announced that he will be sending border czar Tom Homan to Minnesota amid ongoing protests and a recent shooting.
FACE Act Hypocrisy? Dems Go Quiet After Church Attack
Democrats who demanded aggressive enforcement of the FACE Act against pro-life demonstrators are now declining to comment after federal charges were filed against left-wing activists who disrupted a Minnesota church service.
Iran Drones Threaten U.S. Carrier as Tensions Surge
Iranian drones pose a credible and growing threat to U.S. naval forces in the Middle East, according to a leading defense expert, as Washington increases its military presence amid unrest inside Iran and mounting regional instability.
Carney Walks Back Deal with China
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has seemingly walked back comments relating to a deal with China following President Trump's tariff threat.
Emory Firing Sparks Campus Revolt Over Iranian Ties
The firing of an assistant professor at Emory, tied to Iran’s ruling elite, followed campus protests and mounting political pressure after a controversial hiring decision drew national attention.
Illegals Get Free Childcare in Mamdani’s New York City
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that the city will provide free childcare for all those in the city, including illegal immigrants.
Anti-ICE Mob Chaos Leaves Agent Maimed, Suspect Free
Federal officials say anti-ICE mob violence in Minneapolis directly disrupted a targeted immigration enforcement operation, allowing a criminal suspect to escape while an ICE agent suffered a permanent injury during violent unrest.
Dem Voting for ICE Now Wants Noem Removed
Rep. Laura Gillen (D-NY) has called for Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to be removed following another ICE-related shooting.
Shapiro Vetting Controversy Explodes Over Harris Team Conduct
The vetting process used by former Vice President Kamala Harris’ team to select a running mate in 2024 drew sharp criticism from Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, who said interviewers made offensive and disrespectful remarks about his wife and questioned his loyalty to the United States.
WHO Pushes Back Against US Withdrawal
The World Health Organization (WHO) warned that the United States' withdrawal from the globalist entity will make the nation "less safe," criticizing the Trump administration's decision.
Shark Attack Horror: 12-Year-Old Dies After Cliff Jump
A fatal shark attack in Sydney Harbor has left an Australian family grieving after a 12-year-old boy died from injuries sustained while swimming at a popular cliff-jumping location.
Chicago Children’s Hospital Halts Gender-Affirming Drugs for Minors After Federal Threat
Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago has halted new gender-affirming medications for under-18s after HHS threatened federal action.
Trump Reveals ‘Discombobulator’ Weapon
President Trump revealed the technology used to disable Venezuelan military equipment during the operation leading to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Students Force ICE Out of ASU Law Career Fair: Leftist Petition Wins
A student-led petition at Arizona State University succeeded in removing ICE from a law school career event.
Meta Pulls Plug on Teen AI Chats
Meta Platforms is suspending teen access to AI characters across Facebook and Instagram amid growing safety concerns.
Too Late to Stop It: Trump’s White House Ballroom Push
President Trump says it is too late to halt construction of a new White House ballroom, calling the project a practical upgrade.
Minnesota ICE Official Urges Peaceful Protests Amid Unprecedented Tensions
A senior Immigration and Customs Enforcement official in Minnesota is urging demonstrators to keep protests peaceful.
Bill Clinton Blames Trump After Minnesota Shooting
Former President Bill Clinton weighed into the national debate over immigration enforcement following a deadly shooting in Minnesota.
Trump’s Tariff Chaos, Supreme Court Can’t Stop U.S. Trade Turmoil
Tariff uncertainty for small businesses isn’t going away anytime soon, regardless of how the U.S. Supreme Court ultimately rules.
Massive Winter Storm Knocks Out Power to Nearly a Million
A massive winter storm sweeping across the United States has knocked out electricity to close to a million homes and businesses.
Macron Pushes Under-15 Social Media Ban
French President Emmanuel Macron is pushing full throttle to ban social media use for children under the age of 15.
Noem, Concealed Carry Illegal Without ID in Minnesota
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem stated during an appearance on FOX News’s The Sunday Briefing that Minnesota law prohibits concealed carry without an ID in possession.
DOJ Drops the Hammer on Deel in Explosive Spy Scandal
A Silicon Valley bombshell has dropped as the Department of Justice launches a criminal investigation into Deel.
King Drops Bombshell, Won’t Back DHS Funding
Sen. Angus King (I‑Maine) said Sunday that he cannot vote for a spending bill that includes funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
Thousands Protest Migrant Camp in Fiery Showdown
Thousands of residents in East Sussex took to the streets Sunday to protest the UK government’s plans to house hundreds of alleged asylum seekers.
Senate Democrats Risk Shutdown as Minneapolis Burns
Senate Democrats are rebelling against a DHS funding bill, dramatically increasing the risk of a partial shutdown.
HUD Citizenship Audit Uncovers Housing Abuse
A HUD citizenship verification audit revealed ineligible tenants in taxpayer-funded housing, prompting a nationwide review.
Mike Rowe Warns AI Will Crush White-Collar Jobs
Mike Rowe warns artificial intelligence will hit white-collar workers hardest, while skilled trades remain safer from automation.
Seattle Colleges Train Staff to Avoid ICE
Seattle Colleges trained staff during Social Justice Week on how to limit cooperation with ICE, outlining policies on campus access.
Virginia Democrats Plot to Gut VMI, Critics Slam Radical Plan
Democrats in Virginia’s House of Delegates are drawing sharp criticism after introducing a resolution to establish a task force to review the future funding of the Virginia Military Institute (VMI).
Illinois Moves to Open Foster Care Files Before Adoption
Illinois lawmakers are advancing legislation to ensure families adopting children from the state’s foster care system receive complete information about a child’s history before the adoption is finalized.
Big Bend Border Patrol Unleashes Game‑Changing Border Tech
The Big Bend Sector of U.S. Customs and Border Protection has made history with the launch of a groundbreaking vehicle-stopping system, the GRAB 350.
TikTok US Spin‑Off Deal Finally Sealed After Years of Drama
China’s TikTok announced Thursday that it has finalized an agreement to spin off its American operations into a new joint venture.
Minneapolis Border Patrol Riot Erupts After Agent‑Involved Shooting
Chaos erupted in South Minneapolis Saturday after a Border Patrol-involved shooting sent shockwaves through the city.
Border Patrol Minneapolis Shooting Reportedly Sparks Heat
Border Patrol Commander-at-Large Greg Bovino delivered a fiery press conference this week, calling out Minneapolis officials for failing to tell the full truth.
Illegal Alien Killed in Explosive DHS Street Shooting
A 37‑year‑old man is dead after federal agents opened fire on a Minneapolis street early Saturday morning in what the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is calling a defensive shooting.
AZ Budget Bombshell, Hobbs Medicaid Spending
Gov. Katie Hobbs’ new $17.7 billion budget proposal for Arizona is drawing heat for continuing what critics call an unsustainable trend of runaway general fund spending.
English Requirement for Truck Drivers Could Shut Down Thousands
Truck drivers who can’t read English road signs may soon be taken off the road under new legislation passed by the House.
Illegal Alien Kills Couple in Drunk‑Driving Horror
Fletcher Harris, a 20-year-old college soccer star, and his 19-year-old girlfriend Skylar Provenza were killed in a tragic crash.
Moby Loses It, Trump Has Dementia and Isn’t America
Far-left DJ and musician Moby launched into a rant against President Donald Trump in a new social media video.
Vance March for Life Speech Blasts Left’s War on Family
Vice President J.D. Vance delivered a forceful defense of marriage, family, and the sanctity of life Friday at the 53rd annual March for Life in Washington, D.C.
Trump’s Park Service Scrubs Slavery Exhibit
The National Park Service has removed a slavery exhibit at a historic site in Philadelphia marking where President George Washington lived.
DOJ Joins California GOP in Gerrymandering Case
The Department of Justice urged the Supreme Court to take California Republicans' case surrounding the state's new congressional map.
Maricopa Venezuelan Migrant Terror Case Shocks Arizona
A Venezuelan migrant is in custody in Arizona after authorities say he terrorized residents in a Maricopa neighborhood.
Pentagon Contractor Caught Feeding Intelligence to Media
A federal grand jury indicted a Pentagon contractor who allegedly leaked classified information to a reporter with The Washington Post.
Democrats Split with Party in Support of ICE
Seven Democrats voted alongside Republicans to approve a spending bill funding the Department of Homeland Security and ICE.
County Ends Lord’s Prayer During Meetings
A Maryland county has stopped reciting the Lord's Prayer at the beginning of its meetings following criticism from atheists.
Trump Pulls Canada’s Peace Board Invitation
President Trump pulled his invitation for Canada to join the Board of Peace for Gaza after Prime Minister Mark Carney criticized U.S. leadership.
Vance Says Pro-Lifers Have ‘Ally in the White House’
Vice President JD Vance told pro-lifers during the March for Life rally that they have an "ally in the White House" and encouraged them to seek a "culture of life."
Trump Admin Secures Energy Ahead of Major Storm
The Department of Energy (DOE) announced that it has made preparations to prevent blackouts during the winter storm, seeking to keep the energy grid stable.
Khalil Deportation: DHS Moves to Re-Arrest Columbia Protest Leader After Court Ruling
The push for to deport Mahmoud Khalil is back on track after the Department of Homeland Security confirmed plans to re-arrest the Columbia University encampment leader and deport him to Algeria.
Trilateral Talks Underway with US, Russia, Ukraine
Trilateral talks between the United States, Russia, and Ukraine are underway in Abu Dhabi.
Iran ICBM Test Sparks Alarm as Tehran Signals Threat to U.S. Homeland
The reported Iran ICBM test has intensified concerns in Washington as Tehran claims it can now strike the U.S. mainland, even while President Donald Trump weighs potential military action against the regime.
TikTok Deal Finalized: Trump Push Forces Historic U.S. Takeover
The TikTok deal reached a turning point Thursday as the social media platform finalized a Trump-backed agreement creating a majority American-owned joint venture, effectively sidestepping a potential U.S. ban.
Former Military Leaders Back Kelly’s Lawsuit Against Hegseth
Former military leaders have come out in support of Senator Mark Kelly's (D-AZ) lawsuit against War Secretary Pete Hegseth, arguing that the Trump administration's actions against the senator violate the First Amendment.
Video Game Rage Turns Deadly in Oklahoma Home
Video game rage ended in a fatal domestic stabbing Sunday night in Oklahoma City, leaving one brother dead and another charged with first-degree murder.
ICE Cooperation Clash: Homan Vows to Bypass Virginia Order
An ICE cooperation battle is emerging between the Trump administration and Virginia’s new Democratic governor, as White House border czar Tom Homan says federal deportation efforts will continue despite state-level resistance.
Cartel Kidnapping Shock: American Influencer Snatched at Gunpoint
A cartel kidnapping unfolded in broad daylight in Mexico this week after an American OnlyFans influencer was abducted at gunpoint outside a shopping center in Culiacán, Sinaloa.
US to Begin Drilling in Venezuela ‘Very Soon’
President Donald Trump said that the United States will begin drilling for oil in Venezuela "very soon."
France Defies Calls to Boycott 2026 World Cup Over US-Greenland Deal
France’s World Cup stance took shape this week as Paris publicly rejected calls to boycott the 2026 FIFA World Cup over a controversial U.S.–Greenland “framework” agreement announced by President Trump, emphasizing that sport should remain separate from politics.
Kurdish Fighter Hair Protest Sends Shockwaves Worldwide
A disturbing video circulating online this week shows a militant affiliated with the Damascus government displaying a braid of hair said to belong to a dead female Kurdish fighter.
Trump Torches Jack Smith in Congress Showdown
President Donald Trump unleashed a scathing rebuke of former special counsel Jack Smith on Thursday as Smith testified before the House Judiciary Committee.
North Carolina Winter Storm Set to Slam 11 Million
More than 11.1 million North Carolina residents are bracing for hazardous winter weather conditions this weekend.
Arizona Gender Transition Ban Sparks Left‑Wing Meltdown
Arizona lawmakers are advancing legislation to ban gender transition procedures for minors, with State Sen. Mark Finchem introducing Senate Bill 1095 this week.
Trump DOJ 2A Offensive Shakes Gun Control Left
U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche joined Breitbart News on the floor of SHOT Show Tuesday for an exclusive look at how the Department of Justice under President Trump is actively fighting to dismantle restrictive gun laws.
Aptos High School Gun Scare Stopped by Hero Dog
A potentially deadly situation was narrowly avoided Sunday morning after a dog discovered a backpack containing a gun and ammunition.
Birthright Citizenship National Security Threat Exposed
Concerns over mass migration and birthright citizenship took center stage Thursday on War Room, where author and Breitbart News senior contributor Peter Schweizer warned that the policy is being exploited.
Group Alleges Trade Bias Against Americans
Investment firms Greenoaks and Altimeter announced that they are taking legal action against South Korea to protect U.S. businesses from what they believe are discriminatory and unfair trade practices.
NIH Moves to Stop Use of Human Fetal Tissue
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced that it will end the use of human fetal tissue in agency research.
Mike Johnson Backs Removal of Activist Judges
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) declared that he would support the impeachment of judges blocking the Trump administration's agenda.
Trump Sues Major Bank
President Trump has filed a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase over its debanking practices.
Hamas Disarmament Concerns: Weapons Cache Exposes Trouble for Trump Peace Push
The discovery of a Hamas weapons cache has reignited concerns over Hamas disarmament, raising doubts as the Trump administration pushes forward with phase two of its Middle East peace plan.
US Poised to Exit World Health Organization
The United States is poised to officially exit the World Health Organization (WHO) one year following President Trump's executive order on the matter.
Deadly Fungus Sickens Dozens in Tennessee, Health Officials Raise Alarm
A deadly fungus outbreak has sickened dozens of people in southern Tennessee, prompting warnings from state health officials as investigations continue.
Texas Targets Vaccine Schemes
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launched a sweeping investigation into industry schemes and incentives relating to the vaccination of children.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali Praises Trump’s Warning to the West at Davos
President Trump’s Davos address put Western civilization at the center of the global debate, drawing sharp reactions from political leaders and strong praise from Somali-born activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali.
Employee Conduct Sparks Raises Questions on Professionalism in Medicine
New York City detectives reported disrespectful treatment after employees at a Brooklyn hospital mistook them for ICE agents, raising concerns about professionalism and neutrality in emergency medical care.
Republicans Take California Maps to the Supreme Court
California Republicans have urged the Supreme Court to block the state's new congressional map, accusing state officials of gerrymandering.
Further Abuses Exposed as Iranian Regime Faces Horrific Accusations
New allegations of abuse in Iran have surfaced as eyewitnesses and human rights groups accuse the Islamic Republic of sexual assaults on teenage detainees and extortion of grieving families.
Illegal DUI Horror: Dismissed Charge Raises Deadly Questions
A DUI case involving an illegal alien in North Carolina is drawing renewed scrutiny after court records revealed a prior impaired driving charge against the suspect had been dismissed years before a fatal crash that killed two young college students.
World Leaders Sign Board of Peace
President Trump unveiled the Board of Peace for Gaza on Thursday, with world leaders signing the agreement during the World Economic Forum's (WEF) summit in Davos, Switzerland.
Colonial Parkway Breakthrough Ends Decades-Long Murder Mystery
A major breakthrough has brought long-awaited answers in one of Virginia’s most notorious cold cases, as the FBI announced it has identified the killer behind the 1986 murders of two young women.
Ghislaine Maxwell to Testify
Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell is scheduled to testify before the House Oversight Committee on February 9.
Greenland Deal with ‘Total Access’ in the Works
President Donald Trump revealed to Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo that a Greenland deal is in the works, one that will give the United States "total access" to the country for security and defense.
Barron Trump Credited With Saving Woman’s Life
Court testimony says Barron Trump helped save a woman’s life by calling emergency services during a violent assault.
Anti-ICE Extremists Sink Lower—Now Targeting Police Dogs
Federal officials warn anti-ICE agitators are escalating tactics after a Minneapolis incident involving a CBP K-9.
Elite Law Professors Target ICE With New Lawsuit Strategy
Berkeley and NYU law professors call for expanded lawsuits against ICE, raising concerns about efforts to weaken immigration enforcement.
Israel Demolishes UNRWA Facility Linked to Terror Activity
Israeli authorities demolish a former UNRWA facility in East Jerusalem citing legal violations and links to terrorist activity.
Citadel CEO Warns Regulations Are Crushing U.S. Growth
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin says Biden-era regulations exhausted American businesses and imposed costly burdens on the U.S. economy.
Trump Offshore Drilling California Plan Ignites Coastal Fury
Federal plans to expand offshore oil drilling leases are drawing strong opposition from California lawmakers, environmental groups, and local officials, who argue the policy threatens marine ecosystems and the state’s coastal economy.
AI Suicide Scandal Explodes as Tech CEO Demands Control
Salesforce Chief Executive Officer Marc Benioff is calling for government regulation of artificial intelligence after multiple documented suicide cases.
Trump ICE Detention Center Plan Sparks Florida Firestorm
Plans for a new Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Orlando are drawing fire from Florida Democrats.
The Assault on the Sacred
In the heart of St. Paul, Minnesota, a routine Sunday service at Cities Church turned into a scene of chaos on January 18. Dozens of anti-ICE protesters burst into the building, chanting "ICE out!" and demanding "Justice for Renee Good," a woman killed in a recent encounter with immigration agents. Their target? Pastor David Easterwood, who doubles as a local ICE official while leading his congregation.
Trump Fed Inflation Pressure Explodes After New Data
Federal Reserve officials are facing mounting scrutiny after new business survey data undercuts their justification for keeping interest rates elevated.
Temu Turkey Raid Sparks Shockwaves Across Global Markets
Turkish regulators raided the Istanbul office of Chinese e-commerce platform Temu on Wednesday morning, conducting what was described as an “on-site inspection."
Trump’s First Year Accomplishments Will Blow Your Mind
President Trump launched an aggressive agenda on January 20, 2025, signing 26 executive orders on his first day back in office and driving forward a transformative year for the United States.
Trump’s Bold Kurdish Syria Strategy Stuns Allies
President Trump held a strategic phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Tuesday, focusing on the escalating conflict in northeastern Syria.
U.S. Begins Terrorist Transfers Out of Syria
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) launched a mission to transfer ISIS detainees from Syria to Iraq, ensuring that they remain in secure facilities.
Judge Blocks Lawmakers’ Epstein Files Request
A federal judge shut down an Epstein files-related request from Reps. Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Ro Khanna (D-CA), stating that the case in question is "effectively closed."
School District Blocks Islamic Event Linked to Terror Group
A school district in Texas has severed its affiliation with an Islamic-themed athletic event after it donated to an organization considered a terrorist entity.
Dozens of Cartel Members Sent to US
The Mexican government has sent dozens of cartel members to the United States amid ongoing pressure from the Trump administration to take down drug trafficking networks.
Chicken Pen Abuse Horror: Missouri Couple Jailed
Chicken pen abuse allegations have stunned Missouri after investigators accused a rural couple of subjecting two teenagers to extreme confinement and violence.
Trump Vows Total Destruction if Iran Follows Through on Threats
President Donald Trump warned Iran that he will eliminate the country if it follows through on any of its threats to assassinate him.
Overdose Decline Shocks Experts as Border Crackdown Pays Off
A sharp overdose decline in the United States is drawing national attention after new federal data showed drug deaths falling by more than 20% last year.
Veteran Detained as Russia Jails American Sailor for Five Years
A U.S. Navy veteran is now detained in Russia after a court sentenced him to five years in prison, a case raising serious concerns about Moscow’s treatment of American citizens abroad.
Trump Order Shields Homes from Wall Street
President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday that protects single-family homes from Wall Street investors.
Car Show Murders Horror: Tourists Allegedly Stalked, Gunned Down
Car show murders shocked Central Florida after three out-of-state tourists were allegedly stalked and killed in a random daytime shooting near popular vacation areas, according to their families and law enforcement.
Comer Issues Scathing Rebuke to Clintons
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) issued a scathing rebuke to former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for their refusal to comply with bipartisan subpoenas.
NATO Leader Defends Trump
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said during the World Economic Forum's summit that Europe should be "happy" that President Trump is leading the United States, defending the president's policies.
Tehran Militias Unleashed as Gunfire Erupts on Capital Streets
Tehran militias turned large sections of Iran’s capital into armed zones Tuesday night as heavily armed forces fired machine guns through city streets amid escalating unrest.
DOJ Loses Critical Prosecutor
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the leading prosecutor in the Eastern District of Virginia, Lindsey Halligan, has left her position.
Trump Davos Chaos Erupts as Flags Burn and Police Clash with Demonstrators
Violent protests broke out across Switzerland ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump’s Davos attendance, as demonstrators torched American flags and clashed with riot police before President Trump’s scheduled arrival for the World Economic Forum.
Guatemala Gangs Ignite Chaos as U.S. Issues Urgent Alert
Guatemala gangs triggered a U.S. security alert after coordinated attacks on police forces escalated violence across the Central American nation.
Trump Rules Out Force for Greenland
President Trump declared during the World Economic Forum's (WEF) summit in Davos, Switzerland, that force will not be used to acquire Greenland.
Penn Law Professor Amy Wax Appeals Discrimination Case to Third Circuit
Penn Law Professor Amy Wax appeals to the Third Circuit after a federal judge dismissed her discrimination lawsuit.
University of Maryland ‘Decolonizing Medicine’ Course Triggers Alarm Over Ideology
A University of Maryland “Decolonizing Medicine” course is drawing criticism from physicians who warn it politicizes healthcare.
Palantir CEO Says AI Enhances Civil Liberties, Warns Europe Lagging Behind U.S. and China
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says AI can strengthen civil liberties as Europe falls behind the U.S. and China in AI development.
Trump Hits Ilhan Omar as House GOP Probes Sudden Wealth
President Trump criticizes Rep. Ilhan Omar as House Republicans expand an investigation into her rapidly increasing net worth.
Trump Warns Supreme Court Could Lose Credibility Over Trans Sports Case
President Trump criticizes SCOTUS justices after a transgender athlete hearing, warning the Court could lose credibility over women’s sports.
Private Equity’s Quiet Cancer Care Takeover Puts Patients at Risk
A new report from The Bull Moose Project warns that private equity firms have quietly seized control of major segments of America’s cancer care system.
Tesla Cybertruck Sales Crash Hardest of Any EV in 2025
Tesla’s once-hyped Cybertruck has experienced a stunning collapse in consumer demand, suffering the largest year-over-year sales drop of any electric vehicle in the U.S. market in 2025.
Sarco Suicide Pod for Couples Uses AI to Approve Death
The inventor of the controversial Sarco suicide pod is now developing a new version designed specifically for couples who want to die together.
Honor the Message, Not the Man
The recent observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day has once again highlighted the deep divisions in how Americans remember this pivotal figure. For many, he remains an untouchable icon of moral courage and racial reconciliation, a preacher whose words still echo calls for justice and unity. Yet a growing chorus, particularly among conservatives with modern interpretations of his legacy, questions whether the holiday truly honors truth or perpetuates a sanitized myth.
UK Cops to Use AI to Hunt ‘Future Criminals’
British police forces are preparing to pilot sweeping Artificial Intelligence programs designed to predict and target potential criminals before any offence occurs.
Grier’s Lynching Story on The View Falls Apart Under Fact‑Check
Actress Pam Grier’s emotional recounting of childhood racism on Disney‑owned ABC’s The View took a dramatic turn after public fact‑checking exposed major inaccuracies.
Justice Jackson Sparks Outrage by Citing ‘Black Codes’
During Supreme Court oral arguments in Wolford v. Lopez this week, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson sparked controversy.
Colorado Forced to Pay Millions Over Abortion Pill Reversal
Deep-blue Colorado has agreed to a $6.1 million legal settlement after a federal judge ruled against the state’s attempt to ban pro-life pregnancy centers from offering abortion pill reversal treatments.
Democrats Want Trump Out Under 25th Amendment
Several Democrats have called for President Trump's removal from office under the 25th Amendment, with one representative calling him "mentally ill."
Trump Calls Island Transfer ‘Great Stupidity’
President Trump slammed the United Kingdom for its move to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.
Abortion May Become Constitutional Right in This State
The Virginia General Assembly has passed a constitutional amendment enshrining abortion as a right in the state.
White House Celebrates Trump’s Greatest Wins
The White House released an article highlighting President Trump's greatest wins in the first year of his second term.
Widespread Title IX Investigations Underway
The Trump administration has launched 18 different Title IX investigations across ten states, the Education Department announced.
Newsom Slams World Leaders Bending to Trump
Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) called for European leaders to show "backbone" to President Trump, calling their responses to his foreign policy goals "pathetic."
Poisoned Arrowheads Discovery Reveal Stone Age Breakthrough
The discovery of poisoned arrowheads is reshaping what scientists know about early human intelligence and survival.
Mamdani Openly Wants ICE Abolished
Democratic New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani only confirmed on Tuesday that he supports the abolishment of ICE.
Driving Decline: Why Fewer Miles on the Road Could Reshape Housing Markets
A driving decline is quietly changing how Americans live, even as homebuilders continue to bet on car-dependent development.
AI at Center of US-Israel Partnership
The United States has formed a partnership with Israel for a collaboration on critical technology and artificial intelligence.
Ozempic Effect: Airlines’ Surprise Windfall as Shrinking Passengers Cut Costs
The Ozempic Effect is reshaping more than waistlines—it may soon reshape airline balance sheets.
Nick Reiner Case Takes Dark Turn With Jailhouse Revelations
The Nick Reiner case has taken a disturbing new turn following revelations from a Fox Nation documentary examining his mental state after the alleged murders of his parents.
UK Approves New Chinese Embassy in London
The United Kingdom has approved plans for an expanded Chinese embassy in London.
Gender Reality Refusal: Democrats Side-Step Basic Biology Ahead of 2028 Elections
A new report highlights how far Democratic leaders have moved from clear answers on basic biological questions, with gender reality emerging as a political fault line ahead of the 2028 presidential race.
FACE Act Showdown: Ellison Dismisses Church Protest Fallout
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is pushing back against claims that anti-ICE protesters violated federal law during a disruption at a Minneapolis church, placing the FACE Act at the center of a growing legal and political dispute.
GOP Launches Massive Probe Into Widespread Fraud
The House Energy and Commerce Committee announced that it is launching a widespread investigation into the unprecedented fraud exposed in Minnesota.
Anti-ICE Harassment Explodes When Lunch Crowd Targets Wrong Men
A routine lunch outing in Minneapolis turned into a public confrontation fueled by ICE harassment, after a group of software engineers were wrongly accused of being federal immigration agents.
Why Greenland Is the Most Important Piece of Real Estate on Earth
Critics are sharpening their pens once again as President Donald Trump revives the idea of U.S. ownership or control of Greenland. The reaction—especially in...
State Lawmakers Cut University Funding, Redirect Millions to Trade & Workforce Education
State lawmakers cut university budgets and redirect funding to trade schools and workforce training programs to meet job market demands.
Pennsylvania’s $76M Puberty Blocker Spending Sparks Federal Scrutiny
Pennsylvania spent over $76 million on puberty blockers for minors, triggering a federal investigation into Medicaid billing practices.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT to Test Ads for Some U.S. Users Amid Revenue Push
OpenAI plans to introduce ads in ChatGPT for some U.S. users as it looks to generate new revenue, while keeping paid tiers ad-free.
Trump Warns ‘Pure Peace’ Is No Longer Enough as U.S. Pushes Greenland Control
President Trump says the U.S. can no longer think purely of peace as he argues American control of Greenland is vital for national security.
CNN Legal Pundit Admits President Trump Has Strong Legal Basis to Use Insurrection Act in Minnesota Crisis
CNN legal analyst says President Trump has broad authority to invoke the Insurrection Act in Minnesota amid unrest.
MLK Day Events Rip Into Trump Policies
Martin Luther King Jr. Day events across the U.S. on Monday honored the legacy of the civil rights leader, but many gatherings quickly turned into platforms.
Abbott, Patrick, Burrows Flood Texas GOP Primary With Cash
Texas’ top three Republican leaders—Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, and House Speaker Dustin Burrows head into the March primary.
Trump Targeted by Iran as Unrest Rages
Iran’s judiciary has declared its intent to prosecute President Donald Trump and Israeli leaders over alleged “crimes” tied to the Islamic regime’s ongoing nationwide unrest.
Japan Snap Election Takaichi Sends Markets Surging
Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae announced Monday she will dissolve the lower house of Parliament on Friday.
The Insurrection Act: Law, Order, Trump and the Limits of Federal Power
In the wake of an attack on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minnesota, President Donald Trump has once again raised the...
Anti‑ICE Church Raid Triggers DOJ FACE Act Probe
The Department of Justice has launched a criminal investigation into anti-ICE protesters who stormed a Minneapolis church Sunday.
Iran Protest Crackdown Deaths Explosion Shocks World
Iran’s Islamist regime is facing mounting scrutiny after an unnamed government official admitted that at least 5,000 people were killed during last week’s nationwide crackdown on anti-regime protests.
Musk’s $134B OpenAI Lawsuit Shocks Tech World
Elon Musk is demanding up to $134 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing them of defrauding him and violating the AI startup’s original nonprofit mission.
Erika Kirk Fights Back Against Court Delays
Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika Kirk, is seeking a speedy trial in response to delays from the legal team representing her husband's accused assassin, Tyler Robinson.
Texas Provides Grants to Sheriffs Supporting ICE
The state of Texas is offering sheriffs thousands of dollars to deepen their relationship with ICE through the 287(g) program.
Swalwell Doubles Down on ICE Threat
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA), who launched a gubernatorial campaign, has doubled down on his threat to pull driver's licenses from ICE agents.
Another Hotel Cancels ICE Reservations
Hilton's St. Paul Downtown DoubleTree in Minneapolis canceled the reservations of several ICE agents amid ongoing protests.
Senator Hits Back at Naturalization Abuse
Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO) introduced a bill expanding the denaturalization process for individuals committing fraud or other serious felonies, as well as those who join terrorist organizations.
World Leaders Invited to Join Gaza Peace Board
Several countries have received invitations from President Trump to be involved in the Board of Peace for Gaza.
Questionable Candidate Ties Shock Florida GOP as New Photos and Donations Surface
Candidate ties involving Florida congressional hopeful Aaron Baker are drawing renewed scrutiny after evidence surfaced showing a close, years-long relationship with a registered sex offender—contradicting Baker’s public claims that the man was only a former coworker.
America Is the Superpower Again
For more than a century, Americans have wrestled with a recurring question: What happens when a nation built on liberty suddenly discovers it holds the...
Minneapolis Rocked by 10K Arrests
The new governor of Virginia, Democrat Abigail Spanberger, signed an executive order pulling a previous order requiring state law enforcement to work with ICE.
Train Tragedy: Deadly Crash in Spain Raises Urgent Rail Safety Questions
At least 21 people were killed in a devastating train tragedy Sunday evening after a high-speed passenger train derailed and triggered a second derailment in southern Spain, according to Reuters.
Court Asked to Jail Hunter Biden Over Alleged Child Support Failures
Hunter Biden's personal drama took center stage Tuesday after the mother of his youngest child asked an Arkansas judge to jail the former first son for allegedly defying a court-ordered child support agreement.
Supreme Court Takes on Geofencing
The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether search warrants collecting location data of individuals near crime scenes are constitutional.
Pelosi Backlash Erupts After Awkward Bob Weir Tribute Moment
A fresh backlash erupted online after former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared on stage at a public tribute honoring Grateful Dead co-founder Bob Weir, prompting widespread criticism over her conduct and remarks.
60 Mins Airs Delayed CECOT Segment, CBS Faces Scrutiny
The long-delayed CECOT segment finally aired Sunday night on CBS’ “60 Minutes,” weeks after it was abruptly pulled from the broadcast schedule by editor-in-chief Bari Weiss.
Trump Warns Against Dallas NYSE Site
President Donald Trump criticized the New York Stock Exchange's (NYSE) expansion in Dallas, Texas, stating that it would be detrimental to New York and serves as a test for New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Russian Strike Warning: Moscow Eyes Power Lines at Europe’s Largest Nuclear Plant
A potential nuclear strike on Europe’s largest nuclear power facility is raising alarm as intelligence sources warn Russia may soon target critical power lines linked to Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
Trump Returns to Davos Amid Record Turnout
The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) 56th Annual Meeting saw a record turnout, with hundreds of business and political leaders arriving in Davos, Switzerland, for the summit.
Renovation Scam Exposed: Fake Fort Worth Duo Admit $5M Fraud
A sweeping renovation scam unraveled in Texas after a Fort Worth couple pleaded guilty to federal charges tied to a multimillion-dollar home renovation fraud that left dozens of families financially devastated.
Radical NYC Teachers Spark Outrage With Palestine Event on MLK Day
A radical group of New York City public school teachers is planning a “Teach-In for Palestine” on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Academic Capture Exposed: Feminist Collective Steers Elite Journal Into DEI Activism
A new report details how a self-described “Feminist Collective” assumed editorial control of the American Political Science Review.
Land Power Shift: Secret Deal Makes Kroenke America’s Top Owner
A massive and largely undisclosed land deal has made sports mogul Stan Kroenke the largest private landowner in the United States.
Ilhan Omar Sparks Outrage With Profane Attack on America
Rep. Ilhan Omar faced backlash after using profanity to describe the United States during remarks attacking ICE enforcement in Minnesota.
Far-Left Mob Storms Minnesota Church to Disrupt Worship Over Pastor’s Alleged ICE Ties
A group of anti-ICE activists forcefully entered a Sunday worship service at Cities Church in Minnesota, chanting political slogans.
Exposed, xAI Grok Still Spits Sexualized AI
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, is under renewed scrutiny after a media investigation revealed that its AI tool Grok continues to generate sexually explicit videos of real women.
Biden’s Refugee Funding Scandal Explodes
Congress is preparing to vote on nearly $6 billion in additional refugee funding as new revelations raise serious concerns.
Trump v. Cook, Supreme Court Clash Heats Up
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in Trump v. Cook, a case that could reshape presidential authority over federal agencies.
Pressley Erupts, ICE Noem Criticism Goes Viral
Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) launched a blistering attack on Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Woman Finds 8-Foot Python Curled on Her Chest
An Australian woman in Brisbane woke up to a nightmare scenario when she discovered an 8-foot python lying across her chest in the middle of the night.
Supreme Court Could Crush Trans Athlete Agenda
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments this week in two pivotal cases involving state laws that prohibit males, including those identifying as transgender.
Springsteen’s Explosive ICE Rant Rocks Crowd
Bruce Springsteen launched a politically charged tirade against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during a surprise appearance at the Light of Day music festival in New Jersey.
Iran’s Regime Admits Thousands Killed in Protests — President Trump Demands New Leadership
Iran’s Supreme Leader acknowledges thousands killed in protests, blames foreign influence, and President Trump calls for new leadership.
Minnesota Faculty Union Urges ‘Economic Blackout’ to Protest ICE Operations
A Minnesota faculty union is urging members to join a January 23 economic blackout to protest ICE operations in Minneapolis.
Major Bottled Water Recall Hits Midwest Over ‘Foreign Substance’
More than 38,000 gallons of Meijer Steam Distilled Water were voluntarily recalled after a floating black foreign substance was found.
American Historical Association Blocks Members’ Anti-Israel Resolutions Again
The nation’s largest professional historians’ organization again rejected anti-Israel resolutions passed by members at its annual meeting.
Sex Acts in a Chapel Push Amherst Over the Edge
Amherst College has eliminated multiple administrative positions following public backlash over sexually explicit orientation programming.
Ozempic Pharmacy Robbery Shocks PA Town, $16K Vanishes
A delivery driver in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, was robbed of $16,000 worth of prescription drugs outside a local pharmacy early Thursday morning.
Rockstar Bans Charlie Kirk Content, GTA Online Chaos Erupts
Rockstar Games has banned user-generated content in Grand Theft Auto Online that depicted the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
Trump Slaps Europe With Tariffs in Bold Push to Annex Greenland
President Donald Trump announced Saturday that the United States will impose new tariffs on European countries unless Denmark agrees to a deal allowing the U.S. to annex Greenland.
Spanberger Repeals ICE Cooperation, Illegals Get a Free Pass
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has repealed a key executive order that required state and local law enforcement to cooperate.
Memory Chip Shortage Impact Sparks Tech Industry Panic
A deepening memory chip shortage is hitting major technology hardware manufacturers, with companies like Apple, HP, and Dell.
Virginia Lieutenant Governor Ghazala Sparks Uproar with Quran Oath
Virginia swore in Democrat state Sen. Ghazala Hashmi as its new lieutenant governor on Saturday.
Brooks Warns About ICE Protests in Minneapolis
New York Times columnist David Brooks stated Friday that protests in Minneapolis targeting ICE officers are increasing public pressure.
Explosive Sinema Affair Lawsuit Heads to Federal Court
A North Carolina lawsuit accusing former Arizona U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema of engaging in an extramarital affair with a married man.
Ford’s ‘Apollo Mission’ EV Platform Revealed
Ford Motor Company’s Chief Executive Jim Farley offered fresh details on the automaker’s ambitious Universal EV Platform project at the Detroit Auto Show.
UK Families Take TikTok to U.S. Court Over Kids’ Deaths
Five grieving British families have launched a landmark lawsuit against TikTok in a Delaware court, accusing the social media giant of promoting deadly content.
Newsom Accuses Trump of ‘Civil War’ Immigration Crackdown
California Governor Gavin Newsom sharply accused President Donald Trump and the Department of Homeland Security of trying to incite a civil war.
Demonic Forces Behind Government: Territorial Spirits and the World Behind the World
There is a world behind the world—a hidden spiritual realm where unseen forces contend for authority, allegiance, and influence. Scripture is clear that history...
Teen Daycare Worker in Chilling Minneapolis Child Death
A quiet Minnesota suburb has been rocked by a disturbing case involving the death of an infant and the alleged attempted suffocation of another child.
The Housemaid Smashes $200M Globally, Sequel Brewing
The Housemaid has officially crossed the $200 million milestone at the global box office, following its theatrical debut on December 19.
California College Sports Scandal, Feds Probe
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) announced Thursday that it has launched an investigation into the California Community College Athletic Association.
Biden-Era Weapon Acquisition Linked to Mysterious Attacks
The chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security, Andrew Garbarino (R-NY), is investigating reports of a Biden-era weapons acquisition linked to "Havana Syndrome," or Anomalous Health Incidents (AHI).
Melania Trump Delivers Bold Message for America’s Youth
First Lady Melania Trump encouraged young Americans to use artificial intelligence wisely on Friday, calling recent technological advancements a sign of the "Age of Imagination."
Resolution Praises Trump for Dismantling Regime
Rep. Carlos Giménez (R-FL) has introduced a resolution recognizing President Trump's successful arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Comer Uncovers New York’s Medicaid Fraud
House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Chairman James Comer (R-KY) is seeking information from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) concerning reports of Medicaid fraud in New York.
Vance to Skip Key Conference After Last Year’s Blistering Message
Vice President JD Vance is expected to skip the Munich Security Conference, Bloomberg reports, citing information from an anonymous source.
ICE Militancy Ignites Chaos: Minneapolis Protests Turn Dangerous
ICE militancy moved into sharp focus this week as radical activists and top Minnesota Democrats amplified rhetoric urging resistance against federal immigration enforcement amid escalating unrest in Minneapolis.
Canada Strikes Deal with China
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Chinese President Xi Jinping to bolster an economic partnership.
Carville Issues Blunt Warning to Dems Over Trans Athletes, Law Enforcement Positions
A blunt warning over trans athletes from veteran Democratic strategist James Carville exposed internal party concerns over messaging on cultural and law enforcement issues.
Ukraine Bribery Scandal Explodes as Cash Plot Targets Zelenskyy
Ukraine bribery allegations are shaking Kyiv after a former Ukrainian prime minister was accused of orchestrating a cash-for-votes scheme designed to weaken President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s government.
GOP Senators Come Out Against Trump Order
Republican Senators Ted Budd (NC) and James Lankford (OK) have put forward an effort to block President Trump's reclassification of marijuana.
Threat of Iran Strike Looms as U.S. Warships Move In
An escalating Iran strike scenario is taking shape as the United States moves major military assets toward the Middle East while President Trump weighs possible action against Tehran.
Reagan-Appointed Judge Labels Trump ‘Authoritarian’
U.S. District Judge William Young, appointed by President Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, called President Trump an "authoritarian" this week.
Train Murder Horror: Chicago Stabbing Caught on Camera
A brutal train murder on a Chicago Blue Line train has drawn national attention after prosecutors revealed the suspect allegedly filmed the killing and its aftermath.
Iran’s Revolt, Threats to Israel and the U.S. and Biblical Prophecy
The world is watching Iran writhe in historic crisis as months of anti-government protests have escalated into widespread national upheaval and a violent crackdown by the theocratic regime. What began in late December 2025 as demonstrations sparked by economic collapse—soaring inflation, a collapsing currency, and severe shortages of basic needs—has grown into one of the most sustained challenges to the Islamic Republic in decades.
Trump Confirms Historic Peace Board Formation
President Trump confirmed on January 15 that the Board of Peace for Gaza has been launched.
Tourist Trap Exposed: Iconic American Landmark Named World’s Worst
A new global travel analysis has branded a famous American destination a tourist trap, challenging decades of cultural hype and glossy portrayals.
Machado Gifts Nobel Peace Prize to Trump
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado gifted President Trump her Nobel Peace Prize during a meeting at the White House.
Buried Alive: Sand Tunnel Tragedy Shocks Florida Town
A devastating sand tunnel collapse has left a Florida community mourning the deaths of two teenage boys who were enjoying a simple afternoon outdoors. George Watts, 14, and Derrick Hubbard, 14, died after a hand-dug sand hole and tunnel collapsed near Sportsman’s Park in Inverness on January 11, according to FOX 13.
After Charlie: The Students Who Refuse to Be Silenced at Point Loma Nazarene
After Charlie Kirk's tragic death, a surprising shift occurred on campuses across the country. For the first time, many students felt truly free to embrace and openly declare their conservative beliefs.
Tennessee Education Freedom Scholarships Explode
Tennessee’s Education Freedom Scholarship program has drawn over 50,000 applications — far exceeding expectations — but lawmakers from both parties.
Borders of Justice: A Biblical Call to Repentance Amid Immigration Chaos
As a Christian conservative, I scroll through social media with tears in my eyes, grieving the deepening divide in our nation: the injuries at protests, the lives lost to political violence, and the way we've stopped seeing one another as beloved children of God.
I truly understand the outrage on the Left: How can anyone defend what looks like a dystopian nightmare unfolding on American streets?
At the same time, I share the Right's conviction that justice, strong borders, self-defense, and consequences for crime are essential in a fallen world.
ICE Agent Ambushed With Shovel in Minneapolis
A violent confrontation erupted in Minneapolis when three illegal immigrants allegedly attacked an ICE agent during a federal enforcement operation.
Judge Tosses Sheriff Garry McFadden Removal Case
A North Carolina Superior Court judge has thrown out a petition aimed at removing Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden from office.
Texas Lawmaker Demands Sharia Law Ban Hearing
A Texas lawmaker is urging the state legislature to hold formal hearings aimed at banning Sharia law across the state.
Over 32 Million AR-15s, Shocking Surge in Sporting Rifle
Newly released figures from the National Shooting Sports Foundation show that more than 32 million firearms often described by Democrats as “assault weapons."
Minnesota Lawsuit Seeks to Stop ICE Enforcement Surge
A group of Minnesota residents of Somali descent and Hispanic heritage has filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
China Issues Stark Warning to U.S. Over Iran Crisis
China’s foreign minister issued a forceful defense of the Iranian government on Thursday, urging the United States not to impose what he called “the law of the jungle."
Revamped Jan. 6 Committee Takes Off
The Republican-led House committee on the events surrounding January 6, 2021, held its first hearing this week.
Christian Persecution Increases Globally
A new report from Open Doors US revealed that millions more Christians have faced persecution this year than last year.
Whole Milk Heads Back to Schools
President Trump signed a bill that brings whole milk and 2% milk back to schools.
Dozens of Republicans Uphold Censorship Arm
Dozens of Republicans voted alongside Democrats to reject a GOP-led effort to pull federal funding from an organization linked to bias against conservatives.
Kurdish Militants Spark Alarm as Iran Unrest Draws Outside Fighters
Kurdish militants have triggered fresh regional concern after armed separatist groups attempted to cross into Iran from neighboring Iraq, according to multiple reports.
Trump’s ‘Great Healthcare Plan’ Shakes the System
President Trump is calling for Congress to pass what the White House called the "Great Healthcare Plan," a sweeping proposal aimed at saving Americans' wallets.
Iran Evacuation Alert: U.S. Forces Pull Back as Trump Signals Action
Iran evacuation measures are underway as the U.S. military begins withdrawing select personnel and equipment from Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar amid rising tensions with Tehran.
Oklahoma Rejects Islamic Development
Officials in Broken Bow, Oklahoma, have rejected a 15-acre development featuring an Islamic center and mosque.
Housing Radicalism Exposed: NYC Housing Czar’s Audio Furthers Backlash
Housing radicalism continued to take center stage this week after previously unreported audio revealed remarks by Cea Weaver, the top housing official for New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Harris Hypocrisy: Kamala Buys Malibu Estate Despite Climate Warnings
Questions are emerging after former vice president Kamala Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, purchased an $8 million oceanside mansion in Malibu last month.
Israel to Honor Charlie Kirk
Israel is expected to honor slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk at the International Conference on Combating Antisemitism.
ICE Official Departs to Run for Congress
The deputy director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Madison Sheahan, announced that she is resigning from the agency in order to run for Congress.
Illegal Alien Charged in North Carolina Teen Killings
An ICE detainer has been issued in the wake of a double homicide in Charlotte, North Carolina, after federal officials confirmed the suspect is an illegal alien from El Salvador.
Court Upholds California’s Redistricting
A three-judge panel upheld California's new redistricting maps approved through Proposition 50, ruling against arguments that the maps favored Hispanics.
Basketball Brawl: Parents Turn Catholic Youth Game into Violent Scene
A shocking brawl broke out during a youth basketball game in Staten Island, exposing how adult misconduct can derail faith-based sports meant to serve children.
Trump Threatens Minnesota
President Donald Trump threatened to take action if Minnesota fails to stop protesters from creating chaos in the state.
Illegal Alien Shock: NYC Council Staffer Arrest Ignites Firestorm
The Department of Homeland Security disclosed new details after New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned the arrest of a city council employee, identifying the man as an illegal alien with a prior assault arrest.
University of Washington Researcher Reportedly Wishes Conservatives Would Be Killed
A University of Washington researcher faces investigation after an online comment appeared to wish violent outcomes on conservatives.
NYC College Settles With Jewish Students After Protest Locked Them in Library
Cooper Union settles with Jewish students who were trapped in a library during a pro-Palestinian protest, agrees to reforms.
Housing Reality Check: Affordable Homes May Be History
A housing market expert is warning that the level of affordability Americans enjoyed before the COVID-19 pandemic is unlikely to return.
Senate GOP Blocks Move to Curb President Trump on Venezuela
Senate Republicans reversed course to defeat a war powers resolution targeting President Trump’s authority over Venezuela.
Senate Hearing Erupts Over ‘Can Men Get Pregnant?’ Question
Republican senators clash with an OB-GYN during a Senate abortion drug hearing over the question “can men get pregnant?”.
Tennessee’s New ‘Community Terrorism’ Bill
A bipartisan group of Democrats and Republicans in the Tennessee House of Representatives is advancing a bill aimed at strengthening penalties.
UK Government Backs Down on Digital ID Mandate
Britain’s left‑wing government has reversed course on a controversial plan to require digital ID cards for everyone wishing to live and work in the UK.
YouTube Dethrones BBC in UK, Is Broadcast TV Dead?
For the first time in its long history, more people in the United Kingdom watched YouTube last year than they watched the BBC.
Iran Protest Death Toll Surges Amid Brutal Crackdown
The death toll in Iran’s brutal crackdown on nationwide protests continues to rise sharply, with multiple reports suggesting that thousands of civilians have been killed.
Nikki Glaser Refuses Political Jokes at Golden Globes Amid Chaos
Comedian Nikki Glaser revealed she intentionally steered clear of political jokes while hosting the 2026 Golden Globe Awards.
Venezuelan Official Claims Bodies Were ‘Blown to Pieces’
Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello, long accused by U.S. authorities of involvement in narcotics and narco‑terrorism activity.
Comer Threatens to Hold Clinton in Contempt
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman James Comer (R‑Ky.) announced he will pursue a contempt of Congress resolution against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
The Erosion of Truth: When Science Bows to Ideology
In a recent Senate hearing, Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) posed a straightforward question to Dr. Seema Verma, a physician and former administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: "Can men get pregnant?" What should have been a simple affirmation of biological reality turned into a stunning display of evasion.
Elissa Slotkin Under Federal Investigation
Senator Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) is under federal investigation for her involvement in a video urging military members to defy so-called "illegal orders" from President Trump.
Trump Admin Drops Appeal in Fight to Defund Sanctuary States
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has dropped its appeal of a decision that prevented the federal government from cutting off transportation funding to sanctuary states.
Texas City Abandons Taxpayer-Funded ‘Abortion Tourism’
San Antonio, Texas, will no longer fund "abortion tourism" in light of a recent law banning governmental entities from using taxpayer dollars to support the practice.
Supreme Court Halts Mail-In Voting Abuse in Election Integrity Win
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 on Wednesday that a Republican representative for Illinois can challenge state rules surrounding mail-in-ballot counting.
Phase Two of Gaza Peace Plan Underway
Special Envoy Steve Witkoff announced that phase two of President Trump's Gaza peace plan has begun, focusing on demilitarization, governmental transition, and reconstruction.
ICE Harassment Exposed: Dark Money Fuels Targeting of Agents
Harassment of ICE personnel escalated in Minnesota after the Trump administration deployed roughly 2,000 immigration agents to the Twin Cities area, triggering organized activist efforts to trail and intimidate them.
Nuclear Reactor Headed to the Moon
The Department of Energy (DOE) and NASA have announced plans to develop a lunar surface nuclear reactor by 2030.
NYU Coverup Erupts After Radical Housing Adviser’s Page Vanishes
NYU Coverup allegations surfaced after New York University quietly removed a course page tied to a class taught by Cea Weaver, the housing czar for New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Walz Flip-Flop Exposed After Prosecutor Praise Backfires
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz drew sharp backlash after he praised a federal fraud prosecutor that he suggested should be fired just one week earlier.
Migrants Exploiting Welfare Barred from Entry
The State Department has paused visa processing for 75 countries in an effort to protect American taxpayers.
California School District Trains Staff to Block ICE Agents
The debate over ICE intensified as a Southern California school district increased security and issued staff scripts designed to keep federal immigration agents off campus.
Citizens Demand British Election
A petition demanding a general election has received more than one million signatures from British voters.
Venezuela Releases Americans
Venezuela has begun releasing detained Americans, reports indicate, following the country's prior move to release political prisoners.
Iran Crackdown Exposed: Doctor Describes Shoot-to-Kill Orders
A crackdown on nationwide protests across Iran escalated sharply after regime security forces began using live ammunition against civilians, according to a doctor who treated wounded demonstrators.
China Embassy Blueprint Bombshell Sparks Espionage Alarm
A Chinese embassy construction project in London has triggered serious national security concerns after unredacted blueprints revealed a concealed underground room built feet from critical U.K. communication cables.
Trump Warns of Global Consequences Without Greenland
President Trump argued that the United States' acquisition of Greenland would only strengthen NATO, not jeopardize the alliance.
Secret Service Leak Scandal Rocks Vance Protection Detail
A secret service leak involving Vice President JD Vance’s protective detail has triggered an internal investigation and placed a U.S. Secret Service employee on administrative leave.
Trump Mourns Influential Cartoonist Scott Adams After Cancer Death
President Trump honors Dilbert creator Scott Adams after his death from cancer at 68, noting his influential work.
House Dems Defy Party, Back Trump Rollback of Biden Shower Rule
House Democrats joined Republicans this week to overturn a Biden-era shower regulation, delivering bipartisan support.
Brown University Picks DEI Chief With No Security Background to Head Post-Shooting ‘Security’ Effort
Brown University appoints DEI vice president with no security background to lead post-shooting physical security initiative.
Tech Giant Emailing Kids Directly on How to Disable Parental Controls Sparks Outrage
Google is sending emails directly to children approaching age 13, informing them they can “graduate” from parental supervision.
Eric Adams’ ‘Anti-Antisemitism’ Crypto Coin Implodes, Investors Cry Scam
Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams faces investor outrage and rug pull allegations after his NYC Token memecoin rapidly collapsed in value.
Senator Mullin Says Trump’s Capture of Maduro Was ‘Right Move’
Senator Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma defended President Donald Trump’s decision to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, calling it the “absolute right move” in a Saturday interview.
Trump Claims $18 Trillion Boom, ‘Greatest Investment Surge’
President Donald Trump told the Detroit Economic Club on Tuesday that a “Trump economic boom” is firmly underway.
Supreme Court Faces Explosive Trans Athletes Showdown
The U.S. Supreme Court heard high-stakes arguments Tuesday in two closely watched cases that could redefine the future of women's and girls’ sports across the country.
Colorado Legislative Session 2026 Kicks Off With Showdown
The Colorado General Assembly begins its 2026 legislative session on Wednesday, marking the second regular session of the 75th Assembly.
Arizona Tax Plan Could Unlock Even Bigger Savings Than Promised
Arizona’s Republican‑led Legislature is moving forward with a major tax plan expected to deliver at least $1.1 billion in taxpayer savings.
U.S. Warns UK, ‘Nothing Off the Table’ if X Gets Banned
A senior U.S. State Department official indicated that Washington could take retaliatory steps if British regulators move forward with a potential ban on Elon Musk’s social media platform X.
Supreme Court Destroys Woke Hypocrisy LIVE
In a pivotal moment for American jurisprudence, the Supreme Court today heard more than three hours of oral arguments in two landmark cases—Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. B.P.J.—challenging state bans in Idaho and West Virginia on transgender athletes competing in girls' and women's sports.
Trump Gets Rock‑Star Welcome at Ford F‑150 Plant
President Donald Trump received enthusiastic applause from Ford workers Tuesday during a visit to the Ford F‑150 assembly plant in Dearborn, Michigan.
Top Federal Minnesota Fraud Prosecutor Resigns
The lead federal prosecutor who aided in the uncovering of Minnesota fraud has resigned from the U.S. Attorney's Office, reports indicate.
Jack Smith to Testify Publicly
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith will testify in a public hearing before the House Judiciary Committee next week on January 22.
Muslim Brotherhood Chapters Slapped with Terror Label
The Trump administration has designated three branches of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist entities, following through on a November executive order.
Pentagon Invests in ‘First of its Kind’ Missile Partnership
The Department of War announced a partnership with L3Harris Technologies, agreeing to invest $1 billion to secure U.S. solid rocket motors.
DNC Chair Draws Explosive Criticism After Comparing the U.S. to Authoritarian Iran
Authoritarian claims ignited controversy Sunday after Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin compared the United States to Iran while the Islamic Republic carried out one of the deadliest crackdowns on protesters in its history.
Bill Clinton Defies Subpoena
Former President Bill Clinton defied his congressional subpoena on Tuesday, refusing to appear before the House Oversight Committee.
Columbia Antisemitism Sparks Firestorm After Zohran Mamdani’s Father Makes Radical Claims
Columbia Antisemitism took center stage after longtime Columbia University professor Mahmood Mamdani sharply criticized the school’s antisemitism task force during a recent University Senate meeting.
Democrats’ Words Used to Support Trump Venezuela Action, Lawmaker Says
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rick Crawford (R-AR) announced a resolution praising President Trump’s capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, citing past Democratic comments and legislation that framed Maduro as a serious threat to U.S. interests.
Trump Cancels Iran Meetings in Support of Protesters
President Trump announced that the White House "cancelled all meetings" with Iranian officials amid ongoing protests in the country.
ICE Shooting Sparks DHS Funding Clash in Senate Showdown
The Senate moved closer to averting a shutdown as debate over DHS funding intensified following a fatal Immigration and Customs Enforcement shooting in Minnesota.
DHS Ends Special Protections for Somali Nationals
The Trump administration has moved to end temporary protected status (TPS) for Somali nationals residing in the United States.
NFL Rage Horror: Florida Mom Dies Shielding Children
A Florida family tragedy tied to NFL rage left a mother dead and two children wounded just days before Christmas, according to authorities.
BBC Scrambles to End Trump’s $10 Billion Lawsuit
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) will file a motion to dismiss the $10 billion lawsuit brought by President Trump over its deceptive editing of a documentary surrounding the events of January 6, 2021.
U.S. Raises Travel Advisory for Grenada Over Violent Crime
The U.S. State Department has increased its travel advisory for Grenada to Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution as of January 5, 2026, primarily because of elevated concerns about violent crime.
Illinois AG Goes After Trump Admin for Enforcing the Law
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced that he has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security, as well as Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection, due to their "unlawful" actions.
Questions of Prosecutor Bias Emerge in Charlie Kirk Case
Prosecutors say newly released text messages undermine claims of bias in the high-profile Kirk shooting case, as defense attorneys seek to disqualify a Utah prosecutor ahead of a critical hearing.
Politicians Fly to Denmark as Trump Eyes Greenland
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is set to visit Denmark this week amid President Trump's ongoing efforts to acquire Greenland.
Trial Underway for Stanford Students Charged with Felony Vandalism
Trial begins for Stanford students accused of felony vandalism after a Gaza protest that damaged administrative offices.
Oregon Election System Faces Scrutiny Over 800,000 Inactive Voters
Oregon election officials plan to remove about 800,000 inactive voter registrations amid scrutiny of the state’s vote-by-mail system.
Secret Service Investigates UMass Lowell DJ Over Threat Against JD Vance
The Secret Service investigated after a UMass Lowell radio volunteer posted a social media message calling for the killing of JD Vance.
Pittsburgh City Agency Promotes Art of Civil Disobedience Training by Socialists, Anti-Trump Groups
A Pittsburgh city agency is promoting a class on civil disobedience hosted by local socialist and anti-Trump activist groups.
Trump Announces 25% Tariff on Countries Doing Business With Iran
President Trump announced a 25% tariff on countries doing business with Iran, escalating economic pressure on the regime.
Trump Hints U.S. Strike on Iran Could Be Coming Soon
The United States appears to be moving closer to a second possible military strike against Iran as President Donald Trump publicly weighs strong options.
Hochul Targets AI Deepfakes with Bold Election Ad Crackdown
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is expected to unveil a proposal Tuesday that would ban the use of AI‑generated content.
Sergey Brin Scrambles Businesses Ahead of CA Billionaire Tax
Google cofounder Sergey Brin is reportedly restructuring multiple business entities to reduce his footprint in California.
Ofcom Launches Investigation Into Elon Musk’s X
British broadcasting regulator Ofcom announced on Monday that it has opened a formal investigation into Elon Musk’s X social media platform over the use of its Grok AI to create deepfake sexualised images.
Chris Matthews Declares Dems a ‘Sure Thing’ for 30 House Seats
On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” Monday, former network host Chris Matthews confidently predicted a big midterm victory for Democrats.
UK Defence Secretary Says He’d Kidnap Putin to Face Crimes
British Defence Secretary John Healey triggered outrage in Moscow after declaring that, if he could capture any world leader.
Nigel Farage Backs Trump, Ban Radical Islam Groups
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK and veteran critic of radical Islamist influence, called on Western nations to proscribe extremist groups.
Mark Kelly Sues Pete Hegseth
Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) has filed a lawsuit against the War Department and its Secretary, Pete Hegseth, after the department cut his retirement pay from his military service.
HHS Ordered to Restore Millions to Pediatric Group
A federal judge has ordered the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to resume grants to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
Greenland Acquisition in Sight Under New Bill
A new bill supports President Trump's goal of acquiring Greenland, allowing Trump to "take whatever steps necessary to annex or acquire Greenland as a territory of the United States," a press release explains.
First-Cousin Marriage Sparks UK Backlash
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer refused to support a bill banning first-cousin marriage, drawing criticism from conservative lawmakers.
Former Trump Official Joins Meta
Former Trump adviser Dina Powell McCormick has become the President and Vice Chair of Meta.
Health Groups to Sue CDC After Vaccine Rollback
Health organizations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American College of Physicians, the American Public Health Association, the Infectious Diseases Society of America, and other entities, have filed a joint status report detailing their intent to sue the CDC.
Judge Shuts Down Mamdani as Housing Block Hits City Hall
A federal housing block delivered an early legal setback to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani after a bankruptcy judge rejected the city’s attempt to intervene in the sale of thousands of rent-stabilized apartments.
Iran Unrest Erupts as Khamenei Blames Trump for Deadly Chaos
Unrest dominated Iran’s political landscape Friday as Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei accused President Donald Trump of fueling nationwide protests that have turned deadly.
Dan Bongino to Return to Talk Show
Former Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino announced that he would be returning as a podcast show host next month.
Trump’s ‘Iconic’ Portrait Now Hangs in Smithsonian
The Smithsonian Institution is now displaying an updated image of President Donald Trump.
Gangs Go After Americans in Venezuela
The State Department urged Americans to leave Venezuela over the weekend following reports of armed militias targeting American citizens.
New Video Intensifies Controversy in Minneapolis ICE Fatal Shooting
Video surfaced showing critical moments before the fatal shooting of Minneapolis resident Renee Nicole Good by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent, fueling debate over use of force and federal immigration enforcement tactics under the Biden administration.
Kennedy Exposes Germany’s Medical Tyranny
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has urged Germany to end prosecutions of German doctors granting patients exemptions from mask and vaccine mandates during the pandemic.
Avalanche Deaths Shock Washington in Backcountry Tragedy
An avalanche in Washington state claimed the lives of two snowmobilers last week after a sudden slide struck a group recreating in a remote mountain area, according to local authorities.
Ecuador Violence Explodes as Severed Heads Discovered on Beach
Ecuador violence took a brutal turn Sunday after five severed human heads were discovered hanging from ropes on a tourist beach in southwestern Ecuador, highlighting the growing power of criminal gangs and the nation’s worsening security crisis.
Trump Security Scare Triggers Secret Service Move at Airport
A security incident at Palm Beach International Airport forced the U.S. Secret Service to adjust President Trump’s motorcade route on Sunday after agents discovered a suspicious object during a routine security sweep.
Jerome Powell Under Investigation
The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia (USAO-DC) has opened a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
Felony Charge Sparks Maine Resignation After Days in Office
A newly elected city councilor in Lewiston, Maine, stepped down just days into his term amid a felony indictment and questions about whether he met residency requirements for the seat.
Clemson University Reaches Settlement After Firing Professor Over Charlie Kirk Post
Clemson University settles with a professor fired over a social media post related to Charlie Kirk’s death, rescinding the firing.
Trump Jr.–Backed Investment Fund Surges to $2B, Closes to New Investors
An investment fund backed by Donald Trump Jr. saw assets soar ten-fold in one year, growing from roughly $200 million to about $2 billion.
Former Intel CEO Warns U.S. Chip Comeback Still Has a Long Way to Go
Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says the United States remains far from fully restoring domestic semiconductor manufacturing leadership.
Illinois Governor Dismisses Second Amendment Defense Call After ICE Incident
llinois Gov. JB Pritzker rejected a former police officer’s call for Americans to use the Second Amendment against ICE.
Sonic Weapon Claims Shake U.S. Venezuela Operation
Claims that the U.S. used a sonic weapon against Venezuelan troops remain unconfirmed after an eyewitness account circulated online.
Minneapolis Protester Pepper‑Sprayed After Raging at ICE
A protester in Minneapolis who was yelling at federal agents after a deadly ICE‑involved shooting last week ended up on the receiving end of pepper spray.
Noem Blasts Jake Tapper on Live TV: ‘Call Out AOC Too!’
During a Sunday interview on CNN’s “State of the Union,” host Jake Tapper attempted to challenge Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
Rand Paul Warns War Powers Vote Could Stop a Greenland Invasion
On ABC’s “This Week” Sunday, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky made a striking statement about the war powers resolution he and several other GOP senators backed to limit President Donald Trump’s ability to conduct further military strikes on Venezuela.
Iran Official Urges ‘Maduro‑Style’ Trump Capture
A senior Iranian regime ideologue publicly declared that the United States’ president should be treated the same way Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro was during the recent U.S. military operation.
Minneapolis Mayor Frey Says ICE Use Is ‘Unconstitutional’
On NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey responded to criticism of his comments about federal immigration enforcement and the ICE-involved shooting that has sparked national controversy.
Sam Nunberg Talks About Trumps Bold Power Move, Maduro
In a stunning foreign policy triumph, the United States successfully captured Venezuela’s deposed dictator Nicolás Maduro.
Red vs. Blue, America’s Explosive Public Safety Divide
America is not on the brink of a public safety debate — it is already in the middle of one. Across the nation, the divide over law enforcement has become unmistakably clear.
207 Women Lawmakers Enter Supreme Court Showdown
A coalition of women lawmakers filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to review cases involving laws that protect female athletes.
U.S. Hits ISIS Hard in Syria After Deadly Attack on American Forces
The U.S. military has launched fresh airstrikes against ISIS targets in Syria in direct retaliation for a terrorist ambush.
Patriotism Push: Education Dept. Hits Road for America’s 250th
The U.S. Department of Education has launched a nationwide initiative aimed at restoring patriotism and civics instruction.
Exposed: ASU Quietly Hides DEI Teaching Despite Federal Ban
An ASU administrator reportedly admitted the university is concealing DEI instruction by rebranding content to avoid federal bans.
Kendi Tries Again: New Center Launches After Costly Failure
Howard University is launching a new center led by Ibram X. Kendi after his Boston University antiracism center closed.
Mass Exodus 2026, Political Giants Flee as Midterms Loom
A wave of high‑profile departures and campaign exits is reshaping the 2026 midterm election map.
Supreme Court Energy Lawsuits Could Trigger Skyrocketing Prices
Energy industry advocates are warning that aggressive green energy demands and climate-driven lawsuits are driving up costs for American consumers while weakening U.S. energy independence.
ICE Protester Talks About Second Amendment
Tensions are continuing to escalate following the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis woman by an ICE agent.
Texas A&M Purges Core Curriculum of Gender and Race Content
Texas A&M University is drastically revising its core curriculum to remove gender‑ and race‑related content from required courses.
Philly Sheriff Calls ICE ‘Fake Cops’ After Minneapolis Shooting
Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal unleashed a fiery attack on U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Thursday.
DNC Chair Ken Martin Erupts Over Trump’s Election Bombshell
Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin launched a profanity-laced attack on President Donald Trump Friday.
Meta Goes Nuclear to Power Its AI Takeover
Meta has unveiled a sweeping set of nuclear energy agreements to power its growing artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Sheinbaum Rushes U.S. Talks as Trump Targets Cartels
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has directed her top diplomat to reach out to senior officials in the Trump administration.
Maine Tribes Score Exclusive Sports Betting Deal in Power Shift
Maine’s federally recognized tribes will gain exclusive control over the state’s online sports betting market under a new law that Governor Janet Mills allowed to take effect without her signature.
North Carolina Sports Betting Boom Sends Tax Haul Soaring
Legal sports wagering in North Carolina is on pace to deliver a record-breaking $142 million to the state by the end of its second full fiscal year.
Mulaney Shows Postponed After ICE Chaos
Comedian John Mulaney has postponed his Minneapolis tour dates, claiming the city is too unsafe following public unrest surrounding a recent ICE-involved shooting.
Sean Spicer Catches Politico Hiding Conservative Media Blacklist
Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer has revealed what appears to be a stunning internal blunder by Politico, exposing the outlet’s deliberate exclusion...
Minnesota FOP Supports ICE, Triggering Backlash
The Minnesota Fraternal Order of Police (MNFOP) issued a strong public statement Thursday declaring its support for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
Grassley Demands More Answers Over Arctic Frost
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) is demanding more answers from the FBI surrounding a Biden-era investigation.
Lawmakers Call for Special Master Over Epstein Files
Reps. Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Ro Khanna (D-CA) sent a letter to a federal judge, requesting that a special master be appointed to address the Justice Department's handling of the Epstein files.
ICE Protest Gun Threats Ignite After Minneapolis Shooting
An unidentified protester outside the Whipple Building Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Minneapolis, Minnesota, made alarming statements.
Trump Admin Says Venezuelan Capture Backs Wartime Law Use
The Trump administration argued that the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro showcases the Alien Enemies Act.
Trump’s Treasury Scores in Argentina
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that Argentina has repaid the United States after having a $20 billion backstop last year.
Trump Throws Support Behind Orbán
President Donald Trump threw his support behind Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of parliamentary elections coming this spring.
Obama Center Applications Highlight ‘Anti-Racism’
The Obama Presidential Center has opened job applications to those valuing "anti-racism and equity," its website says.
Treasury Unleashes on Fraud Networks
The U.S. Treasury has launched an effort to combat fraud networks in Minnesota to strengthen the state's financial system and protect taxpayers.
CCP Land Threat: Alarm Over Chinese Holdings Near Nuclear Base
CCP Land concerns are intensifying after reports revealed that two golf courses bordering Louisiana’s Barksdale Air Force Base are owned by a figure tied to the Chinese Communist Party.
Chinese National Caught Spying on U.S. Air Base
Federal prosecutors announced criminal charges against an illegal immigrant from China accused of photographing sensitive military materials near a Missouri air base.
UK Freezes Venezuelan Gold After Maduro Arrest
Venezuelan gold held at the Bank of England will remain frozen despite the arrest of Nicolás Maduro and the appointment of interim leader Delcy Rodríguez, Britain signaled this week.
Trump Cancels Strikes Against Venezuela
President Trump announced that he canceled a second wave of attacks against Venezuela after the country released political prisoners.
California Fraud Probe Explodes as Prosecutor Calls Newsom ‘King of Fraud’
California fraud allegations took center stage this week as a federal prosecutor sharply criticized Gov. Gavin Newsom while the Trump administration expanded a corruption probe into the state’s use of taxpayer funds.
Billionaire Exodus Accelerates as California Taxes Trigger Alarms
Billionaire exodus warnings are growing louder as prominent business leaders continue leaving California amid looming tax proposals set to take effect in 2026.
Portland Shooting Chaos: Federal Agents Open Fire After Vehicle Attack
Details of a Portland shooting emerged Thursday after federal agents shot two people during a violent encounter involving a vehicle allegedly used as a weapon against law enforcement.
Military Seizes Another Tanker
The U.S. military seized another tanker in the Caribbean, U.S. Southern Command announced.
Iran Protests Explode as Regime Kills Civilians Despite Trump Warnings
Iran protests have turned deadly as the Islamic Republic escalates its crackdown on nationwide demonstrations, killing at least 38 people, including eight children, according to multiple human rights groups.
Iran Blackouts Spark Deadly Crackdown as Regime Panics
Internet blackouts have become the defining feature of a rapidly escalating crisis in Iran as the Islamic Republic moves to silence nationwide protests that have now claimed at least 44 lives.
Monroe and Trump: Power and Sovereignty of USA
America rarely announces turning points while they are happening. Most are recognized only in retrospect—when a sentence, a posture, or a decision quietly redraws the map of expectation. President James Monroe did that in 1823. President Donald Trump may be doing it again now.
ICE Agent in Tactical Unit Takes Down Attacker in Split Second
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent involved in the fatal shooting of a woman on Wednesday is a member of one of the agency’s most highly trained tactical teams.
Coal Industry Pushes Union Pacific Merger to Save the Grid
Several major coal producers and energy trade groups are urging federal regulators to approve the proposed merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern.
CPS Scandal, What They Tried to Hide Is Now Public
A bombshell report from the Chicago Board of Education’s Office of Inspector General reveals widespread corruption and abuse within Chicago Public Schools.
Musk’s OpenAI Lawsuit Heads to Jury in Stunning Court Twist
A federal judge in California has ruled that Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman can proceed to a jury trial.
Vance Erupts at ICE Shooting Press Briefing
Vice President J.D. Vance delivered a blistering rebuke of the White House press corps on Thursday, taking direct aim at legacy media outlets for distorting facts surrounding the recent shooting by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.
Five Years and One Day: How Quickly We Forgot That Every Life Matters
In the span of exactly five years and one day, two American women lost their lives in tragic encounters with federal law enforcement, both caught in the crossfire of our nation's deepest political divides.
Colorado Teacher Arrest Shatters Parents’ Trust
A former Colorado educator with more than a decade of access to children is now at the center of a major criminal investigation that has alarmed parents and school officials across the state.
Iranian Protests 2026, The Uprising the Regime Can’t Stop
As protests intensify across Iran, a 30-year-old law student from Tehran has issued a direct appeal to President Trump and Western powers, urging action to support demonstrators risking their lives to bring down the Islamic Republic.
Federal Judge Blocks Probe into Letitia James Over Technicality
Obama-appointed Judge Lorna Schofield disqualified a U.S. attorney overseeing the case against New York Attorney General Letitia James.
Vance Announces New Position Amid Fraud Crackdown
Vice President JD Vance announced that the Trump administration is creating a new Assistant Attorney General position to investigate cases of fraud across the nation.
Republicans Join Dems to Curb Venezuela Action
The U.S. Senate voted 52-47 to advance a war powers resolution limiting President Trump's military action in Venezuela.
FBI Seizes Control After Minnesota Shooting
The Trump administration is taking over the investigation into the shooting of a driver targeting an ICE agent.
Minnesota Fraud Clouds Ellison’s Gubernatorial Ambitions
Minnesota Fraud is shaping the early contours of the state’s next gubernatorial race as Attorney General Keith Ellison reportedly considers a run following Gov. Tim Walz’s exit.
Trump Seeks Reimbursement for Georgia Election Case
President Donald Trump is asking the state of Georgia to reimburse $6.26 million in attorney fees he incurred while defending his election interference case.
Vance Explodes Over Welfare Fraud as Walz Faces Fallout
Vice President JD Vance says a growing welfare fraud investigation in Minnesota exposes deep failures in government oversight and raises concerns about a broader national scheme exploiting taxpayer-funded programs.
Sen. Cruz Ignites Judicial Impeachment Firestorm in Senate Clash
Sen. Ted Cruz escalated calls for judicial impeachment during a Senate Judiciary hearing Wednesday, demanding Congress act against two federal judges he accused of abusing their authority.
Iowa First to Slash Federal School Control
The Department of Education approved Iowa's Returning Education to the States Waiver, making it the first state to secure approval.
Trump Slashes Global Ties in America First Crackdown
President Trump escalated his America First agenda Wednesday by ordering the United States to withdraw from 66 international organizations the administration deems wasteful and contrary to national interests.
Longest-Serving Democrat in House to Retire
The longest-serving Democrat in Congress, Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD), announced that he plans to retire.
Nordic Alarm After Irregular Security Spots on Russian Shadow Tankers
Governments in the Nordic-Baltic region and NATO are signaling serious concern after what analysts call irregular security practices aboard Russia-linked shadow tankers, including the use of armed guards far outside typical maritime norms.
Iran Threatens Preemptive Attack After Trump’s ‘Locked and Loaded’ Warning
Iran’s top military leader issued a sharp warning this week, threatening possible preemptive military action after U.S. President Trump publicly stated the United States would intervene if Tehran violently suppresses protesters.
Reality TV Star Blasts LA’s Corruption in Mayoral Run
Reality TV personality Spencer Pratt launched a mayoral campaign for Los Angeles, targeting the state's negligence surrounding the devastating fires of last year.
Trump Shocks Globalists With Migration Forum Exit
President Trump ordered the United States to withdraw from the Migration Forum on Wednesday, cutting ties with a United Nations–linked body long criticized for promoting policies that weaken national border enforcement.
Trump Order Demands Contractors Serve America First
President Trump signed an executive order prioritizing the "warfighter" in the defense industry.
Campus Controversy: CU Boulder Professor Labels U.S. ‘Fascist Authoritarian Regime’ After Trump’s Venezuela Operation
A CU Boulder professor called the U.S. a “fascist authoritarian regime” after President Trump’s Venezuela action.
Job Market Warning: Private Sector Adds Just 41,000 Jobs
The ADP December jobs report shows private employers added just 41,000 jobs, raising concerns about continued labor market weakness.
Socialist Shockwave: Dallas Mayor Warns Wall Street Exodus
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson warns an avalanche of financial firms could flee New York City as socialist policies gain influence under Mamdani.
Mayor’s Meltdown: Jacob Frey Attacks ICE Authority
Minneapolis Mayor Frey drew backlash after telling ICE officers to leave the city, highlighting ongoing clashes over immigration enforcement.
ICE Shooting Ignites Chaos in Minneapolis
A fatal shooting involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis on January 7 has ignited protests and political backlash.
China Melts Down After U.S. Declares Western Hemisphere ‘Ours’
The Chinese Foreign Ministry erupted in outrage Wednesday after the U.S. State Department boldly proclaimed the Western Hemisphere as “OUR hemisphere."
Meta’s AI Civil War, Godfather Slams Alexander Wang Pick
Former Meta chief AI scientist Yann LeCun has publicly questioned the appointment of Alexander Wang as the company’s new AI boss.
Federal Cash Cut Off? Trump Freezes Billions to Colorado
The Trump administration froze certain federal funding to Colorado this week amid growing national concerns about fraud in government‑funded programs.
New York Targets 3D Printers in Ghost Gun Crackdown
Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled a new proposal Wednesday to further restrict so‑called “ghost guns” that can be assembled using parts manufactured on 3D printers.
Trump Goes Nuclear on Defense Contractors
President Donald Trump urged U.S. defense contractors on Wednesday to invest in new and modern production facilities.
Reviving the American Dream: Trump’s Stand Against Wall Street
In a decisive strike against the forces eroding the American Dream, President Donald Trump has announced plans to ban large Wall Street investors from purchasing single-family homes, ensuring that everyday families, especially young ones, can once again afford to own a piece of the nation they love.
Million‑Dollar Suitcases, Somali Cash Flown Out of Minneapolis
Federal officials have begun investigating the long-ignored shipping of at least $700 million in U.S. cash by Somali travelers in air travel luggage.
Canada Pulls Major Arctic Power Move
Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand and Governor General Mary Simon are reportedly planning a visit to Greenland early next month to open a new Canadian consulate.
Minnesota Audit Affirms Fraud Concerns
A major state audit released this week affirms concerns of fraud in Minnesota, specifically in the Department of Human Services’ (DHS) Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) grant program.
Acquiring Greenland Not Off the Table
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said this week that President Donald Trump is weighing purchasing Greenland.
Trump Defends the American Housing Dream
President Donald Trump announced that he will be taking steps to prevent investors from purchasing single-family homes.
ICE Fires Shot After Protestor Weaponizes Vehicle
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer working in Minnesota shot and killed an anti-ICE protester after the individual attempted to run them over.
Trump Admin’s Nutrition Plan Reshapes America
The Trump administration unveiled new dietary guidelines that will affect the foods served across the nation.
Republican Unity Surge: Trump Base Rallies Behind Maduro Capture Operation
Republican unity remains strong after the Trump administration’s daring Operation Absolute Resolve, which captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and brought him to the U.S. to face federal charges.
Somali Fraud Fallout: Maine Senate Hopeful Marches With Activists Under Scrutiny
Somali fraud concerns followed a heated Maine Senate primary last month when Democratic candidate Graham Platner joined a Lewiston rally tied to figures now facing state and federal investigations.
New Website Blows Up Jan. 6 Lies
The Trump White House has launched a new webpage exposing the "true story" of the events surrounding January 6, 2021.
Court Temper-Tantrum: Crockett’s Profane Outburst Following SCOTUS Ruling
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) sparked backlash after unleashing a profane outburst against the Supreme Court over its decision to temporarily uphold Texas’ revised congressional districts.
Wrongful Death Lawsuits Filed Against California City
A number of wrongful death lawsuits have been filed against the city of Los Angeles as families aimed to meet a year-end deadline.
Socotra Crisis Explodes: Tourists Trapped as Troops Pull Out
The a crisis on Socotra left hundreds of foreign tourists stranded after military shifts and airspace closures halted flights to and from the remote Yemeni island.
DeSantis Threatens Charges Against Maduro
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) told Fox News’ Jesse Watters that the state is weighing state charges against Nicolás Maduro.
Biden Pension Bombshell: Exorbitant Record-Setting Retirement Pay Exposed
Former President Joe Biden's pension has become a focal point of renewed scrutiny as new analysis shows the 46th commander in chief receives the largest taxpayer-funded retirement package of any former president in U.S. history.
HHS Defends Vaccine Shifts
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are defending their decision to update vaccine guidelines and recommendations.
Property Seizure Push: NYC Housing Pick’s Radical Past Exposed
The property seizure controversy surrounding New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s latest appointment is drawing sharp scrutiny after resurfaced social media posts revealed extreme rhetoric from the city’s new top tenant advocate.
Military Seizes Two Oil Tankers
The U.S. military announced that it seized two oil tankers in the Atlantic Ocean.
Emerging Research Casts Medieval Tapestry in New Light
The Bayeux Tapestry may not have been created for grand cathedral display as long believed, according to new historical research that challenges centuries of assumption.
University of Maryland Stands Firm on Event Security Fees for Turning Point USA Speech
The University of Maryland is defending its policy that allowed the college to charge a security fee to a Turning Point USA student group.
AT&T Announces Major Headquarters Relocation From Dallas to Plano
AT&T plans to build a new corporate headquarters in Plano, Texas, moving its global base from downtown Dallas by 2028.
Virginia Ends In-State Tuition for Undocumented Immigrants to Settle DOJ Lawsuit
Virginia agrees to end in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants as part of a consent decree with the DOJ.
Harvard Dean Removed After Controversial Anti-White, Anti-Police Social Media Posts
Harvard University removed a resident dean after resurfaced social media posts attacking police and “whiteness.”
Trump Announces Venezuela Will Turn Over Millions of Barrels of Oil to U.S. Government
President Trump announces Venezuela will turn over millions of barrels of sanctioned oil to the U.S. government for sale.
Google AI Ruins Concert After Falsely Branding Musician a Sex Offender
A concert venue in Canada canceled fiddler Ashley MacIsaac after Google AI wrongly labeled him a sex offender.
Colorado’s Wild 2026 Law Overhaul Hits Residents
On Jan. 1, more than a dozen new laws went into effect in Colorado after Gov. Jared Polis signed nearly 500 bills last year.
Israel’s Somaliland Visit Sparks Somalia Meltdown
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar on Tuesday paid a visit to Somaliland, the breakaway region of Somalia whose independence Israel unilaterally endorsed on December 26.
Girls Allege Shocking Harassment by Trans Athlete
Two female high school athletes have come forward accusing a transgender student — currently at the center of a U.S. Supreme Court case over trans participation.
Paul Finebaum Sounds the Alarm: ‘The SEC Has Collapsed!’
The SEC is going through a rough stretch right now.
From 1823 to 2026: Monroe Doctrine Triumphs in Venezuela
In the early hours of January 3, 2026, American forces executed a daring raid deep into Venezuelan territory, capturing the tyrannical socialist leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. This operation, dubbed "Absolute Resolve," involved elite troops breaching Maduro's fortified compound with the aid of spies, drones, and precision strikes from 150 jets launching from 20 airbases.
Busted, Haitian Immigrants Accused of Food Stamp Scam
A pair of Haitian immigrants is accused of carrying out a multi‑million‑dollar food stamp fraud scheme in Boston, Massachusetts.
Diosdado Cabello Issues Chilling Threats to Venezuelans
Venezuelan Interior Minister and long‑suspected drug lord Diosdado Cabello threatened Venezuelans in a video posted to the Chinese outlet TikTok.
Catholic Teacher Surveilled Under Biden-Era Watchlist
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) revealed that the Biden-era FBI surveilled a Catholic teacher, placing her on a terror watchlist, after she was in Washington, D.C. surrounding the events of January 6, 2021.
Corporation for Public Broadcasting Shutters Completely
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) announced that it will shut down completely, blaming Congress after it pulled federal funding from the organization.
U.S. Mint Circulates America 250 Coins
The U.S. Mint began circulating several coins to honor the nation's semi-quincentennial.
Khamenei Escape Plan Exposed as Tehran Unrest Grows and Moscow Looms
Khamenei escape preparations are now part of Iran’s internal calculations as nationwide unrest intensifies and intelligence reports suggest the regime is bracing for collapse.
HHS Links Somali Diplomat to Company Accused of Fraud
The Deputy Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Jim O'Neill, announced that Somalia's diplomat to the United Nations is connected to a company scrutinized by authorities over Medicaid fraud.
Two More Countries to Take Illegal Immigrants
The Caribbean nations of Dominica and Antigua and Barbuda have agreed to take in illegal immigrants from third-countries.
Questionable Grants Spark Outrage as Bezos Ex Funds Radical Anti-Israel Network
Questionable grants are drawing fresh scrutiny after a Washington Free Beacon review found billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott sent millions to a nonprofit network backing some of the most aggressive anti-Israel and anti-Semitic groups operating in the United States.
GOP Lawmaker Unexpectedly Passes Away
Rep. Doug LaMalfa (R-CA) has passed away suddenly at the age of 65.
Suspect Arrested: Attack on VP Vance’s Cincinnati Home Shocks Ohio
An investigation unfolded early Monday after a man damaged property at Vice President JD Vance’s home in Cincinnati, prompting a response from the U.S. Secret Service.
Trump Ties Newsom to Fraud
President Trump declared on Tuesday that a fraud investigation is underway in California.
Minnesota Crackdown Exposes 1,000 Arrests in Stunning Federal Sweep
The Minnesota crackdown intensified last week as federal authorities arrested more than 1,000 individuals in what officials described as a massive enforcement operation targeting violent crime and fraud.
Power Play Bolsters Domestic Energy
The Department of Energy announced that it has put forward a $2.7 billion effort to bolster the nation's domestic uranium enrichment services over the next decade.
Citizenship Test Undergoes America-First Revision
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that it has revised its naturalization test required to become a U.S. citizen.
Suicidal Empathy Sparks Seattle Showdown Over Drug Policy
Suicidal empathy took center stage in Seattle after the city’s police union sharply criticized the new mayor’s approach to drug enforcement, warning it could accelerate crime and public disorder.
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Celebrates U.S. for Toppling Maduro
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, vowed to restore Venezuela and celebrated the Trump administration's capture of Nicolás Maduro.
Iran Protests Continue to Rage as Trump Issues Stark Warning to Tehran
Iran protests intensified across the country as President Donald Trump issued a sharp warning to Tehran over the regime’s violent response to demonstrators.
Sex Offender Professor Busted: ICE Arrests Illegal Immigrant Teaching at Ferris State
A Ferris State University professor who allegedly was living in the United States without legal status has been arrested by ICE.
Italy’s PM Meloni Sparks an Economic Turnaround
Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni is credited with stabilizing the economy through fiscal discipline, lower deficits, and reduced inflation.
AI Manufacturing Speed Emerges as a National Security Imperative
Palantir’s CTO warns that America must harness AI-driven manufacturing speed to strengthen industrial production and deter global conflict.
Eric Adams Blasts Harris and Democrats Over Maduro Arrest
Eric Adams criticizes Kamala Harris and Democrats for condemning Trump’s arrest of Nicolás Maduro, calling the backlash hypocritical.
CPB Shuts Down After Congress Pulls the Plug
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting voted to dissolve after Congress eliminated federal funding, ending decades of taxpayer support.
Wikipedia Sparks Outrage by Calling Maduro’s Capture, ‘Abduction’
Leftist online source Wikipedia wasted no time in defining the Trump administration’s capture of Venezuela’s socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife.
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Wild Last Day in Congress Will Shock You
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene spent her final day in Congress criticizing provisions in an upcoming appropriations bill and sharing on social media.
Georgia Democrats Drop Like Flies, House Resignations
Rep. Lynn Heffner, D‑Augusta, and Rep. Karen Bennett, D‑Stone Mountain, have announced their resignations from the Georgia House of Representatives just days before the Georgia General Assembly is set to convene.
WSJ Sparks Firestorm, Minnesota Somali Fraud Isn’t Immigration
A recent editorial by the Wall Street Journal’s editorial board sparked debate by arguing that the widespread welfare fraud exposed in Minnesota.
The Wolf Who Didn’t Even Try to Put on Sheep’s Clothing
In the dead of night on New Year's Day, as the confetti settled over Times Square, New York City witnessed a ceremony that should send chills down the spine of every freedom-loving American.
South Korea Shocks World, Pivots Toward China
South Korean President Lee Jae‑myung met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Monday during Lee’s first visit to Beijing as president.
The Paradox of Protest: Maduro’s Fall and the Global Divide
In the early days of 2026, the world witnessed a dramatic turn in Venezuela's long saga of political turmoil. On January 3, Nicolás Maduro, the embattled leader who had clung to power amid allegations of election fraud, economic collapse, and human rights abuses, was captured in a U.S.-led operation and extradited to face charges of narco-terrorism and drug trafficking in a New York courtroom. Maduro pleaded not guilty, but the event has ignited a firestorm of reactions that expose deep fissures in how we perceive dictatorship, intervention, and justice.
Venezuelans Try to Act Normal After Maduro’s Capture
Venezuelans inside Venezuela have attempted to maintain normality in Caracas and elsewhere as their first work week without Nicolás Maduro in charge.
Somali Refugee Fraud Minnesota EXPOSED, Billions Stolen
President Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is reportedly surging Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to Minnesota.
Colombian President Fires Back at Trump
Colombian President Gustavo Petro warned President Donald Trump that the country will take action against threats posed by "the invader."
CDC Scales Back Childhood Vaccines
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) scaled back its recommended childhood vaccines, now only recommending inoculations against ten diseases.
DHS Exposes Hotel for Discriminating Against Immigration Officers
The Department of Homeland Security revealed that a Minneapolis Hilton Hotel canceled reservations for officers.
Sheinbaum Rips Trump’s ‘Invasion’ of Venezuela
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum condemned the Trump administration's action in Venezuela, declaring that the country rejects "intervention in the internal affairs of other countries."
HHS Dismantles Biden Policy Enabling Daycare Disaster
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through its Administration for Children and Families, is pulling a series of Biden-era child care policies that mandated that states pay providers before verifying child attendance.
Maduro Pleads Not Guilty
Nicolás Maduro declared that he was not guilty of federal drug trafficking charges.
ICE Recruitment Hits Historic High
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) saw a historic surge in recruitment levels within a year, hiring 12,000 officers.
Mark Kelly Faces Military Justice
War Secretary Pete Hegseth censured Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) over his video directing troops not to follow what he claimed were "illegal orders" from President Trump.
Venezuela Pledges to ‘Cooperate’ with U.S. After Trump Threat
The new acting president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, pledged "cooperation" with the United States following the arrest of Nicolás Maduro.
Walz Ends Re-Election Bid Amid Rampant Fraud
Governor Tim Walz (D) has ended his re-election campaign amid the state's widespread fraud scandal.
Trump and Musk Reconcile at Mar-a-Lago Dinner After Public Feud
President Trump and Elon Musk shared a “lovely dinner” at Mar-a-Lago after months of public feuding, sparking signs of reconciliation.
New Hampshire Lawmakers Gear Up to Debate Campus Carry Bill
New Hampshire lawmakers prepare to debate a campus carry bill that would bar public colleges from restricting firearms.
Harvard President Slams Faculty Activism for Chilling Campus Debate
Harvard President Alan Garber says faculty activism has chilled open debate and free speech on campus, calling for renewed neutrality.
US Oil Giants Silent After President Trump Says They’ll Spend Billions in Venezuela
Trump claims U.S. oil companies will invest “billions” to rebuild Venezuela’s oil industry now that Maduro has been removed from power.
Marco Rubio Clashes with George Stephanopoulos Over Venezuela Leadership Authority
Secretary of State Rubio clashed with George Stephanopoulos over U.S. authority in Venezuela, framing Washington’s role as strategic leverage.
Taxpayers Foot the Bill, Refugee Assistance Costs Explode
As American families struggle with high housing costs, rising healthcare bills, and inflation, federal spending on refugee benefits has surged, leaving taxpayers on the hook for billions of dollars.
Maduro Capture Sparks Viral Meme Explosion
The news that U.S. forces captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro unleashed a flood of memes across social media, with users.
Minnesota Welfare Fraud Exposed, Luxury Cars and Condos
Some of the Minnesota Somali immigrants convicted in the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme reportedly used stolen federal funds to support “lavish” lifestyles, according to court records and news reports.
Van Hollen Blasts Trump’s Venezuela Raid as ‘Lie’
On Sunday’s Face the Nation, Senator Chris Van Hollen (D‑MD) accused the Trump administration of lying to the American people about the rationale behind the recent U.S. military operation in Venezuela.
OpenAI Offers $555K for New ‘AI Doomsday Chief’
OpenAI, the artificial intelligence firm behind ChatGPT, is searching for a new executive to lead its efforts in studying and preparing for potential safety risks.
AI Will Steal Your Job in 2026, Says ‘Godfather of AI’
AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton says artificial intelligence will keep advancing at a breakneck pace in 2026, and he believes the technology is on track to replace a growing number of human jobs across many industries.
Asmongold Praises Trump’s Venezuela Capture
Top gaming streamer Zach “Asmongold” Hoyt responded enthusiastically to President Donald Trump’s early‑morning announcement that U.S. forces captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife.
Inside the Rapid Mobilization: Socialist Network Sparks Pro-Maduro Action in U.S.
A network of Marxist groups rapidly mobilized protests and online campaigns within 12 hours of President Trump’s capture of Maduro.
NYC Mayor Explodes Over Trump’s Maduro Arrest
New York City’s mayor sharply criticized President Trump after the U.S. military captured Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro.
Tech Leader Calls to ‘Limit the First Amendment’ to Fight Online Lies
Israeli tech CEO Shlomo Kramer’s call for the U.S. government to “limit the First Amendment” and control social media to prevent lies.
UC Berkeley’s Emotional Support Explosion
More than half of UC Berkeley’s disability accommodations are tied to mental health claims, fueling debate over academic standards.
Catholic College Teaches Cannabis Trade
DePaul University faces criticism after launching a cannabis studies program that trains students to manage marijuana dispensaries.
Study Finds 1 in 3 Kids’ Shows Feature LGBTQ+ Content
A new year‑end report from the activist group Concerned Women for America (CWA) reveals that a large portion of children’s streaming television shows contain sexualized LGBTQ+ content.
U.S. Seizes Control of Venezuela Until ‘Safe Transition’
President Donald Trump said Saturday that the United States will administer Venezuela “until such time as we can do a safe, proper and judicious transition."
Global Backlash Erupts After U.S. Arrests Maduro
Responses poured in from around the world after President Donald Trump announced on social media that the United States carried out overnight strikes in Venezuela.
Hollywood’s Wild Reaction to Trump’s Venezuela Operation
Hollywood celebrities wasted no time demanding the impeachment of President Donald Trump after he ordered the military operation that led to the capture of Venezuela’s socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro.
Somali Med Student Sparks Outrage with Viral Elon Musk Video
An ethnic Somali woman enrolled at a U.S. college says she has been misinterpreted after a video in which she appeared to threaten Elon Musk went viral.
Gallego Blasts Trump’s Venezuela Strike as ‘Illegal War’
On Fox News Live Saturday, Senator Ruben Gallego (D‑AZ) defended the removal of Nicolás Maduro from power in Venezuela as beneficial for U.S. security but strongly criticized the Trump administration’s approach.
Delcy Rodríguez Sworn In After Maduro’s Capture
President Donald Trump announced Saturday that Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez has been sworn in as the new head of Venezuela following the capture of socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro.
CAIR’s Iran Protest Silence Sparks Outrage
America’s largest Muslim advocacy group, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), has issued multiple press releases in recent days about Israel’s actions in Gaza and support for NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
California Rain Flooding Risk Skyrockets
California, already soaked over the holidays, is forecast to see additional rain, gusty winds, and a moderate risk of flooding this weekend as a new storm system moves through the state.
Marriage Green Cards Under Siege, USCIS Cracks Down Hard
Immigration lawyers are warning that federal agencies are increasingly skeptical when migrants claim to have legitimate marriages with U.S. citizens as a path to legal residency.
Tony Dokoupil Promises CBS Shake‑Up
Tony Dokoupil has pledged that his upcoming tenure as anchor of CBS Evening News will prioritize viewers over corporate interests.
Saudi Bombs UAE‑Backed Forces as Yemen Alliance Implodes
Saudi Arabia bombed positions held by the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) in Yemen’s Hadramout province on Friday.
Clooney Melts Down at Trump, Calls for GOP Defeat
French‑citizen actor George Clooney responded to President Donald Trump’s latest jabs by urging Americans to vote Republican leaders out of office in the 2026 midterm elections.
Cuba Communist Regime Protests Surge
Cuba’s communist figurehead “president,” Miguel Díaz‑Canel, published a New Year’s message this week urging the Cuban people to be “united more than ever."
Court Permits Father to Pull Son from LGBT Content
A federal judge granted a Lexington father a preliminary injunction, permitting his son to leave school lessons featuring LGBT material.
Immigration Pause Hits High-Risk Nations
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that it is pausing immigration applications for more countries.
Chinese Company Dominates EV Industry
Chinese automaker BYD overtook Tesla in 2025, dominating the electric vehicle industry.
Maduro Open to U.S. Talks
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said he is open to discussions with the United States surrounding drug trafficking.
SBA Suspends Thousands Amid Minnesota Loan Fraud
The Small Business Administration (SBA) announced that it has suspended thousands of Minnesota borrowers after uncovering widespread fraud.
Argentina Creates Bloc Targeting Socialism
President of Argentina Javier Milei announced that he is working toward creating a ten-country bloc to combat socialism.
Purple State Bans Sanctuary Cities
New Hampshire's law banning sanctuary cities has taken effect. Republican Governor Kelly Ayotte signed the bill in May.
Trump Threatens Iran as Protests Escalate
President Trump vowed to assist protesters as unrest continues in Iran, warning that the U.S. will take action if protesters are killed.
Mamdani Pledges to Implement Socialist Agenda
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani vowed to implement his socialist agenda on January 1.
Medicare’s Drug Price Bombshell, 79% Cuts Hit Big Pharma
Negotiated lower costs for 10 widely used prescription drugs under Medicare went into effect Thursday, marking the first implementation of price limits authorized by the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
Washington Tax Rollback Bills Could Save Piano Teachers
State Rep. Jeremie Dufault, R-Selah, has introduced two bills aimed at reversing tax hikes recently enacted by Democrat lawmakers in Washington.
Hollywood Massacre, 17,000 Jobs Wiped Out in 2025
Hollywood’s film, television, streaming, and news industries suffered massive job losses in 2025 as the media’s decline accelerated, costing tens of thousands of workers their livelihoods.
Kristi Noem & Stephen Miller Caught Dancing to ‘Ice Ice Baby’
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Homeland Security adviser Stephen Miller became the unexpected stars of a viral video after they were filmed dancing and singing along to “Ice Ice Baby."
The Stirrup Effect: Why AI Will Change War More Than the Atom Bomb
How a Forgotten Medieval Innovation Explains the Legal, Moral, and Strategic Crisis of Autonomous Warfare
Phil Hotsenpiller
One of the more peculiar remarks I heard during...
Somali Daycare Fraud Minneapolis Scandal Deepens
Police in Minneapolis have raised questions about claims made by a Somali-operated daycare center that “important documents” disproving fraud allegations were stolen during a recent break-in.
South Korea School Closures Surge as Nation’s Birth Rate Collapses
South Korea has shuttered over 4,000 schools since 1980, the Education Ministry revealed this week, as the nation grapples with a catastrophic plunge in birth rates and plummeting student enrollment.
Shamima Begum Strikes Bac, ISIS Bride’s Citizenship Case
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has reopened the case of Shamima Begum, the so-called “ISIS bride” who was stripped of her British citizenship in 2019 after joining the Islamic State.
TPUSA Headquarters Renamed
Turning Point USA's headquarters has been renamed the Buckman Campus after the organization received a $10 million gift from Nelda and Karl Buckman.
Kennedy Ends Forced Vaccine Data Collection
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has dropped the requirement that health care providers report the vaccination status of patients.
Lockheed Martin to Sell Equipment to Taiwan
The Pentagon announced that Lockheed Martin has been awarded a contract to provide Taiwan with military equipment.
States Push Back Against New CDC Guidance
Some states are choosing not to abide by recent CDC guidance pertaining to hepatitis B vaccines.
Texas Curriculum to Teach Reality of Communism
New Texas social studies curriculum will require educators to teach students about the reality of communism, Western civilization, and other areas of history.
Family and Faith Among Top New Year’s Resolutions
A recent survey from YouGov found that Americans seek to prioritize faith and family in 2026.
Coast Guard Sees Massive Cocaine Seizure in One Year
The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) has seized more than 469,000 pounds of cocaine since Jan. 20, 2025, under the Trump administration.
Swalwell Pledges to Charge ICE Agents Amid Governor Campaign
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA), who recently launched a gubernatorial campaign, said he would charge ICE agents if he became governor.
North Carolina Recognizes Biological Sex
A new law taking effect on January 1 officially recognizes biological sex in North Carolina.
Jack Smith’s Deposition Released
The deposition of former Special Counsel Jack Smith has been released.
Quantum Physics and God
Why Modern Science Is Catching Up to Ancient Truth
We live in an extraordinary moment in human history. Scientific discovery is accelerating at a pace...
Ratings Reckoning: Fox News Dominates as CNN, MSNOW Collapse
Fox News closed out 2025 with record-setting ratings, while left-leaning competitors CNN and MSNOW (formerly MSNBC) suffered steep declines, according to year-end data highlighted...
Brown University Overhauls Campus Security After Deadly Shooting
Brown University announces major campus security upgrades after a deadly shooting, including cameras, card access, and training.
Luxury Collapse as Saks Weighs Bankruptcy Filing
Luxury retailer Saks Fifth Avenue is weighing a potential bankruptcy filing as debt, inflation, and shifting consumer habits strain retail.
Trump Withdraws National Guard From Chicago, LA, Portland
President Trump ordered the National Guard withdrawn from Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland, returning responsibility to local leaders.
Venezuela Detains Americans as Trump Tightens Pressure on Maduro
Venezuela has arrested additional American citizens as President Trump escalates pressure on the socialist regime led by Nicolás Maduro.
Amanda Nguyen Says Spaceflight Fame Led to Misogyny
Amanda Nguyen, the feminist activist who became the first Vietnamese woman to reach the edge of space, says the aftermath of her historic Blue Origin flight plunged her into a deep depression.
Refugee Funding 2026 Budget Puts Shutdown at Risk
When Congress returns next week, lawmakers will have less than a month to pass the remaining nine appropriations bills funding federal agencies for fiscal year 2026.
Lights Out: Illinois Fluorescent Bulb Ban Now Law
As of January 1, 2025, Illinois has officially banned the sale and distribution of compact fluorescent light bulbs under a new law signed by Democrat Gov. J.B. Pritzker.
Gen Z Sobriety Surge Sends Alcohol Use to 90-Year Low
Alcohol consumption in America has hit a 90-year low, with young adults leading a cultural shift toward sobriety, discipline, and health-conscious living.
Paris Is Burning: An Omen for the West
Several years ago, my friend Dennis Prager wrote a piercing essay titled Notre Dame and Omen. At the time, I found it sobering. With the passage of...
EPA Cracks Down on Toxic Plastics Under MAHA Plan
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced new action Wednesday to regulate five commonly used phthalate chemicals, citing health and environmental risks.
Multiple States Flagged in Somali Daycare Fraud Scandal
Citizen journalists are exposing what appears to be a widespread pattern of taxpayer-funded daycare fraud involving Somali-run facilities—not just in Minnesota, but across multiple U.S. states.
Trump OKs Nvidia H200 Chip Sales to China
Nvidia is ramping up production of its powerful H200 AI chips after receiving approval from President Donald Trump to sell the processors to “approved customers” in China.
Jack Smith’s Stunning Admission Shakes Hearsay Claims
Former special counsel Jack Smith delivered a surprising assessment of hearsay claims tied to the Jan. 6 investigation during a recent closed-door deposition before Congress.
ICE Warning Sparks Media Firestorm
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) issued a sharp ICE warning after a social media post by Politico senior legal affairs reporter Josh Gerstein drew accusations of encouraging violence against federal agents.
HHS Freezes Funds to Minnesota Amid Fraud Scandal
The Department of Health and Human Services has frozen federal child care payments to Minnesota amid a widespread fraud scandal hitting the state.
Putin Vows Victory as Peace Talks Heat Up
Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a defiant message as Putin vows victory in Ukraine, even as Trump-backed diplomatic efforts accelerate behind the scenes.
Arizona Abuse Horror: Girl’s Pleas Ignored Before Death
New police records detail a disturbing Arizona abuse case showing that 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste begged for help months before she was allegedly killed by her father and his girlfriend, despite documented injuries and repeated warnings to authorities.
Mamdani to be First NYC Mayor Sworn in on Quran
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani will be sworn in on January 1 with the Quran, the first mayor of New York City to do so.
Handcuffs Ahead: Minnesota Fraud Scandal Explodes
Federal authorities are escalating their response to the Minnesota fraud scandal as the Trump administration intensifies investigations into alleged widespread abuse of public programs under Gov. Tim Walz’s administration.
Mortgage Relief Sparks Buzz as Rates Hit 2025 Low—Here’s What Buyers Need to Know
Mortgage relief arrived for homebuyers heading into 2026 as mortgage rates fell to their lowest level of 2025, offering a modest but notable shift after a year of elevated borrowing costs.
Drone Claims Explode: Russia Accuses Ukraine as Peace Talks Hang by a Thread
Drone claims dominated global headlines Tuesday after Kyiv flatly denied Moscow’s allegation that Ukraine targeted one of Vladimir Putin’s residences, calling the charge a calculated attempt to derail peace talks and justify further aggression.
Trump’s Triumphal Arch Set to Rise in Coming Months
President Trump said in an interview with Politico that construction of the Triumphal Arch is set to begin in about two months.
Duffy Accuses Newsom of Lying
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy accused California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) of lying, declaring the state could lose nearly $160 million in federal funds if it does not comply with a January 5 deadline to revoke foreign trucker licenses.
ICE Launches $100M Deportation Strategy
Officials with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are planning to spend $100 million over a one-year period in an advertising campaign, according to a report from The Washington Post.
United Nations Adopts Tighter Budget as U.S. Demands Reform
The United Nations adopted a "leaner, better prioritized" budget for 2026 that saves $570 million and removes nearly 2,900 positions.
Disney’s Child Privacy Breach Costs Millions
The Department of Justice announced that a federal court approved a settlement that sees Disney paying $10 million in civil penalties after violating children's online privacy.
Comer Demands Walz Testify
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) announced that the Committee will hold a hearing centered on the fraud scandal plaguing Minnesota.
Court Allows Funding Block on Abortion Provider
A federal appeals court has permitted the Trump administration to withhold Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood.
Two Countries Ban Americans
Two West African countries have banned Americans from visiting in response to the Trump administration's own travel ban.
Elon Musk and the Myth of Utopia
Utopia, in its most charitable definition, is the dream of a perfected society—an ideal civilization imagined to be attainable through reason, technology, or moral...
Minimum Wage Shock: Pay Hikes Hit 19 States
Workers in 19 states are seeing higher paychecks as minimum wage increases take effect nationwide on New Year’s Day.
Musk Calls Walz ‘Traitor Tim’ as Minnesota Fraud Scandals Intensify
Elon Musk labels Gov. Tim Walz “Traitor Tim” as Minnesota faces ongoing fraud investigations tied to taxpayer-funded programs.
College Football Chaos: Ted Cruz Warns Transfer Portal Is an ‘Absolute Crisis’
Ted Cruz says the college football transfer portal is an “absolute crisis” hurting state programs nationwide.
Duke University Slashes Millions After Federal Funding Cuts
Duke University enacted more than $360 million in budget cuts after federal funding reductions under President Trump.
UC Berkeley Faces Backlash Over Suspension of Hunger-Striking Lecturer
UC Berkeley suspended a hunger-striking pro-Palestinian lecturer without pay, prompting backlash from faculty and students.
Coupang Data Breach Compensation Shocks 34 Million Users
South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang, often dubbed the “Amazon of Korea,” has announced a $1.17 billion compensation plan following a massive data breach that exposed sensitive information of 34 million users.
New Orleans Charter Amendment Could Change Everything
The New Orleans City Council is set to consider a major charter amendment in January that would impose strict limits on city spending.
Trump Delivers $209M Boost to Florida Rural Health
Florida will receive more than $209 million in federal funding for rural health care improvements, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced Monday.
Copper Crime Exposed: Petty Theft Turns Deadly on Portland Streets
Copper crime took a deadly turn in Portland this month after a thief stole wiring from a traffic signal, setting off a chain of events that ended in a fatal crash.
Minnesota Somali Day Care Caught in Viral Fraud Scandal
A Minneapolis day care at the center of a viral fraud exposé is denying wrongdoing amid intensifying scrutiny of Minnesota’s massive, multibillion-dollar welfare fraud scandal.
TPS Stay Sparks Courtroom Clash as Judge Blocks DHS Deportations
The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) stay issued Tuesday by a federal judge has halted the Department of Homeland Security’s plan to end TPS for South Sudan, intensifying a broader fight over executive authority and immigration enforcement.
Tucker Carlson Is Wrong: Why Israel, Not Qatar, Is America’s Indispensable Ally
Tucker Carlson recently drew attention while broadcasting from Qatar—a place where power, money, media, and American military infrastructure converge—using that setting to challenge long-standing assumptions...
Border Killing Shocks Texas as Abbott Appointee Gunned Down
Border killing investigations are underway after a prominent Texas businessman and appointee of Gov. Greg Abbott was shot and killed at a business in McAllen, a key border city in the Rio Grande Valley.
Rome Subway Stuns Commuters With Ancient Ruins Underground
Rome subway riders are now encountering ancient history as part of their daily commute, following the opening of two new underground stations beneath some of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
Shane Gillis Torches ICE for Making ‘Funny’ Deportation Videos
Comedian Shane Gillis blasted the Department of Homeland Security for producing meme-style videos to promote Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations.
Aid Abuse Scandal: FBI Files Reveal Chilling Nashville Shooting Details
Aid abuse emerged as a disturbing element in newly released FBI records tied to the 2023 Covenant School massacre in Nashville, raising fresh questions about federal oversight and accountability.
Chloe Cole, Transgenderism Was My False Idol
Detransitioner Chloe Cole, now 21, says her journey into transgenderism began with a spiritual void that only God could fill.
Democrat Denial Exposed as Nate Silver Sounds Alarm
Democrat Denial took center stage after veteran pollster Nate Silver openly criticized Democratic leaders and activists for refusing to acknowledge mistakes from the 2024 election.
Hamas Blow: Five Top Leaders Confirmed Dead
Hamas blow landed hard Monday as the terror group confirmed the deaths of five senior leaders, including its longtime masked spokesman, in what reports describe as one of the most damaging setbacks since the Gaza war began.
Mayor Linked to Minneapolis Somali Welfare Fraud
A resurfaced video of Democrat Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey dancing with a Somali flag and wearing an “I Love Somalia” t-shirt.
HUD Finds Billions Wasted Under Biden’s Watch
A report by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) found billions of dollars in taxpayer funds pertaining to "questionable payments."
Bible Sales Surge in 2025
A report from The New York Times found that Bible sales surged in 2025, increasing 12%.
MIT Hit with Discrimination Complaint Over ‘Womxn’
A federal complaint filed this week requests that an investigation be opened into two graduate-level university-sponsored groups at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) over alleged discrimination against biological males.
Train Derailment Releases Toxic Chemicals
A CSX train derailed 31 cars in Kentucky, causing toxic substances to be released into the atmosphere.
Puerto Rico Recognizes Life at Conception
Puerto Rico has passed a new law that identifies the unborn as people, allowing them to have the same rights as those born.
Eric Adams Blames Biden DOJ for Lawfare
Outgoing New York City Mayor Eric Adams blamed the former Biden administration for the lawfare against him, including the corruption allegations.
Bondi Pledges to Hold Former Officials Accountable
Attorney General Pam Bondi said in an interview with Just the News that she will pursue investigations into officials from the Obama and Biden administrations.
Boeing to Deliver Fighter Jets for Israel
Boeing has secured an $8.57 billion U.S. Air Force contract to produce new F-15 fighter jets for Israel.
Emmer Demands Deportation of Somali Fraudsters
Rep. Tom Emmer (R-MN) is calling for the deportation of Somalis engaged in fraud across the state of Minnesota.
Arctic Strategy Goes Full Force
The U.S. Coast Guard announced the award of two contracts to construct up to six Arctic Security Cutters (ASC) icebreakers as part of a security initiative.
Trump Becomes First Non-Israeli to Receive Israeli Honor
President Trump will receive the Israel Prize, becoming the first non-Israeli to do so.
White Moms Targeted in Radical Parenting Study
University of Minnesota study targeting antiracist parenting for White mothers raises concerns about ideology and race-based research.
U.S. Growth to Accelerate in 2026 Despite Soft Job Market
Goldman Sachs forecasts stronger U.S. economic growth in 2026 driven by tax cuts and lower tariffs, even as the job market remains soft.
California’s Proposed 5% Wealth Tax Triggers Billionaire Exodus Threats
Proposed California wealth tax on billionaires draws threats of exodus from tech leaders, raising concerns about investment flight.
CBS Reporter Warns Media: Claiming Supreme Court Is “Corrupt” Is False and Dangerous
CBS legal correspondent Jan Crawford calls claims that the Supreme Court is corrupt “patently false” and “dangerous.”
Iran in Turmoil: Massive Protests Erupt as Security Forces Clash With Demonstrators
Nationwide protests in Iran in 2025 intensified as security forces clashed with demonstrators across major cities.
Wisconsin Murder of Unborn Child Exposes Dark Truth
A Wisconsin college instructor is facing multiple felony charges after prosecutors say he murdered his pregnant mistress, her unborn child, and her dog, then set her home on fire after she refused to have an abortion.