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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
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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.
U.S. Christmas Strike in Venezuela Stuns World
President Donald Trump confirmed Monday that the United States carried out a precision strike in Venezuela on Christmas Eve, targeting what he described as a “dock area” used to load drug-trafficking boats.
New York Assisted Suicide Law Sparks Moral Firestorm
Democrat New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced she will sign legislation legalizing physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill individuals, marking a major shift in state policy on end-of-life care.
California Shark Attack Kills Triathlete in Shocking Scene
Authorities have confirmed that a body recovered off California’s Central Coast belongs to Erica Fox, a 55-year-old triathlete who disappeared during a weekly open-water swim in Monterey Bay.
Ossoff Votes Against Rural Care, Sides with Illegals Instead
Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) is facing sharp criticism from the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) after voting against President Donald Trump’s $50 billion rural health care investment.
Supreme Court Shockwave: Voting Rights Act Case Puts Dem Seats at Risk
The VRA case before the Supreme Court could reshape the 2026 House battlefield, offering Republicans a significant opportunity to retain control.
Wealth Tax Panic: Tech Titans Warn California Exodus
Wealth tax concerns are escalating in Silicon Valley as leading tech founders and investors warn a proposed California ballot measure could drive innovation and capital out of the state.
Kim Jong-un’s Christmas Threat Will Shock You
North Korea’s communist regime launched a new round of long-range cruise missile tests this weekend, personally overseen by dictator Kim Jong-un, as part of an ongoing campaign to display the country’s nuclear attack readiness.
Pipe Bombs Shock DC as Suspect Breaks Silence
Pipe bomb allegations surrounding the Jan. 5, 2021, security breach in Washington, D.C., took a new turn after federal prosecutors disclosed statements from the suspect explaining his motive.
ICE Crash Arrest: ‘Unlucky’ Encounter Turns Traffic Stop Into Custody
An ICE crash in Louisiana led to the arrest of a Honduran national after authorities said she ran a red light and collided with a federal enforcement vehicle.
High-Speed Rail Collapse: California Drops $4B Fight
California has abandoned its legal effort to reclaim billions in federal funding for its troubled high-speed rail project, formally ending a high-profile court battle with the Trump administration.
Washington Post’s Anti-Christian Outrage Sparks Backlash
Top officials in President Trump’s administration faced scrutiny from The Washington Post for sharing Christmas messages that honored the birth of Jesus Christ.
Hamas Rebuilds Terror Network While World Looks Away
Hamas Rebuilds its terror infrastructure in Gaza as the ceasefire with Israel provides space to regroup, rearm, and recruit a new generation of fighters, according to a leading Israeli security analyst.
Turning Point USA Lays Groundwork for Vance 2028
Turning Point USA is preparing its effort to get Vice President JD Vance elected in 2028.
Cleopatra Boat Unearthed: Ancient Luxury Vessel Stuns Archaeologists
The Cleopatra boat discoveries are shedding new light on life and ritual in ancient Egypt after archaeologists uncovered a luxurious pleasure vessel near the ruins of Cleopatra VII’s lost palace.
Judge Permits Release of Sealed Hearing Docs
A judge overseeing the criminal case against Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin has permitted the release of the audio and transcripts of a closed hearing.
Wyoming Conservative Launches Congressional Campaign
Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray (R) announced that he is seeking to fill Rep. Harriet Hageman's seat in Congress, who is now running for the U.S. Senate.
Trump Admin Overhauls United Nations
The State Department and the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to revamp its humanitarian assistance.
Democrat Wants Royals to Pay Epstein Victims
Democrat Representative Ro Khanna (CA) is urging the British royal family to pay Jeffrey Epstein's victims due to former Prince Andrew's involvement in the matter.
Small Island Nation Takes Illegals
The island nation of Palau agreed to take 75 deportees from the United States in exchange for $7.5 million in aid.
FBI Uncovers Massive Fraud Scheme Amid Ongoing Minnesota Scandal
FBI Director Kash Patel released a statement on the fraud investigation unfolding in Minnesota, declaring that the agency has uncovered hundreds of millions of dollars as part of a fraud scheme.
U.S. Offers 15-Year Security Plan to Ukraine
The United States has offered a 15-year security guarantee to Ukraine as part of a proposed peace plan, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote on social media.
China Launches Massive War Drills After Trump Backs Taiwan
China's People’s Liberation Army (PLA) launched its largest military drills to date around Taiwan following the United States' new weapons package for the country.
Iranian President Makes War Declaration with U.S. and Allies
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declared over the weekend that Iran is in a "full-fledged war" with the United States and its allies.
UK Teacher ‘Likened to a Terrorist’ for Showing Trump Inauguration Video
British politics teacher was reported to a counter-terrorism program and forced to resign after showing Trump inauguration videos in class.
Charlie Kirk Dominates Google’s 2025 Trending Searches
Google’s Year in Search 2025 shows Charlie Kirk as the top trending U.S. search, along with cultural hits like KPop Demon Hunters.
Immigration Enforcement Named Trump’s Biggest 2025 Promise Fulfilled
Scott Jennings calls President Trump’s enforcement of immigration laws the biggest fulfilled 2025 promise, with 2.5 million removals.
Pelosi Claims She Didn’t Plan to Tear Up Trump’s State of the Union Speech
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she had no intention of ripping up President Trump’s 2020 State of the Union address.
Walz Pushes Back as Minnesota Daycare Fraud Claims Go Viral
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz pushes back against viral claims of daycare fraud, as critics cite a pattern of weak oversight.
Illinois Minority Contract Certification Crumbles After $7M Blunder
Illinois’ program to award more state contracts to businesses owned by minorities and women is in sharp decline, despite millions spent to expand it.
Katie Britt Warns AI Puts Children at Risk
Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.) urged Congress to act swiftly to protect children from the dangers of artificial intelligence, calling out tech companies for prioritizing profits over safety.
Lane Kiffin Grocery Basket Scandal Has Fans Fuming
LSU football coach Lane Kiffin is facing backlash after admitting on video that he walked out of a grocery store carrying his items in a store-owned plastic basket rather than pay for bags.
Winter Storm Ezra Unleashes Blizzard Chaos on Millions
More than 40 million Americans are under threat as a powerful winter storm, named Winter Storm Ezra, bears down on the northern and eastern United States.
Mexico Journalist Terrorism Charges Spark Global Outrage
A crime journalist in Veracruz, Mexico, faces terrorism and organized crime charges after filming a car crash allegedly involving a politically connected family, raising alarm among international press freedom advocates.
Trump Halts Thailand-Cambodia War — UN Left Watching
President Donald Trump said Sunday that the United Nations must become more involved in establishing global peace, following U.S.-led efforts to halt renewed violence between Thailand and Cambodia.
Texas Christmas Kidnapping Horror, Dad’s Quick Action Saves Teen
A Porter, Texas father used parental control tracking on his 15‑year‑old daughter’s cell phone to locate her after she disappeared on Christmas Day, according to authorities.
MS NOW Guest Claims Trump’s Nigeria Strike Was ‘Racially Motivated Violence’
An MSNBC guest claims President Trump’s Nigeria strikes were racially motivated, while conservatives defend the anti-terror action.
Pennsylvania Man Gets Six Years in Prison in Harvard Human Remains Trafficking Case
A Pennsylvania man connected to an interstate human remains trafficking ring tied to Harvard was sentenced to six years in federal prison.
Holiday Travel Nightmare: Christmas Flights Cancelled, Travelers Stranded in U.S. Airports
Winter storms disrupt U.S. holiday travel with thousands of flight cancellations and delays, stranding travelers at major airports.
Starbucks CEO: AI Is ‘Co-Pilot,’ Not Worker Replacement, Despite Tech Push
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol says AI tools serve as a supportive “co-pilot” for baristas and will not replace workers.
Historic Maine Wharf Engulfed in Flames; Firefighters Battle Major Blaze
A massive fire tore through Portland, Maine’s historic Custom House Wharf, destroying buildings and damaging boats.
Texas Border Gotaways Under Biden Explode Beyond Control
Illegal border entries in Texas have dropped in 2025 compared to the prior two years, but new data reveal a concerning trend: gotaways—those who evade Border Patrol entirely—continue to pour into the U.S..
Trump Birthright Citizenship Fight Heads to Supreme Showdown
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a landmark case in 2026 challenging President Donald Trump’s authority to end birthright citizenship for children born to illegal and temporary residents.
UK Foreign Criminals Deportation Crisis Spirals Out of Control
The number of foreign criminals released into the United Kingdom rather than being deported has reached an all-time high under the Labour government of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.
Quality Learning Center Federal Scandal Explodes Online
Rep. Tom Emmer (R‑MN) is demanding answers from Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz after a viral video showed an allegedly inactive daycare center that has received millions in federal taxpayer dollars.
Trump Kennedy Center Lawsuit Rocks the Arts World
Trump Kennedy Center President Ric Grenell is suing jazz musician Chuck Redd for $1 million after Redd abruptly canceled this year’s annual “Christmas Eve Jazz Jam” in protest of the Center’s new name honoring President Donald J. Trump.
Congress War Authority Ignored? Cammack Demands Action
Rep. Kat Cammack (R‑FL) said Congress must reassert its constitutional authority over military action after recent U.S. strikes in Nigeria.
Border Patrol Pursuit Policy Just Took a Radical Turn
Chief Border Patrol Agent Jared Ashby of the Rio Grande Valley Sector stated that the federal government has never moved faster in implementing changes at the border, highlighting a major shift in pursuit policy.
Tennessee Immigration Driver License Law Shocks Migrants
Tennessee is set to impose new criminal penalties on undocumented immigrants who drive in the state using licenses issued elsewhere.
Nevada Affordable Housing Crisis Hits Breaking Point
Nevada’s affordable housing crisis has deepened, leaving the state more than 70,000 housing units short of demand as population growth continues to outpace construction.
Southern California Atmospheric River Unleashes Holiday Chaos
A powerful atmospheric river storm battered Southern California this week, triggering widespread flooding, dangerous freeway conditions, mudslides, and emergency evacuations as Christmas approached.
AI Global RAM Shortage Sparks Tech Price Shock
One of the world’s largest memory manufacturers is warning that consumers and hardware makers are heading into a prolonged shortage of computer memory as artificial intelligence continues to dominate global chip production.
China Sanctions U.S. Defense Giants in Furious Move
The Chinese Communist government imposed sweeping sanctions Friday on 20 American defense-related companies and ten senior executives in retaliation for a major U.S. arms sale to Taiwan approved under President Trump.
Hope Walz ICE Comments Ignite Christmas Firestorm
Hope Walz, the daughter of Minnesota Governor and former vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz, used a Christmas Day message to publicly condemn U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Israel Recognizes Somaliland, Shakes Global Diplomacy
Israel formally recognized Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state on Friday, marking a major diplomatic breakthrough in the Horn of Africa.
Kimmel Backlash Explodes After UK ‘Tyranny’ Swipe at America
Backlash erupted after late-night host Jimmy Kimmel used a Christmas address in the United Kingdom to criticize the United States and President Donald Trump.
Pay-for-Slay Exposed After Deadly Israel Attack
Pay-for-slay returned to the center of international scrutiny after Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar accused the Palestinian Authority of fueling terrorism following a deadly attack that killed two Israelis.
Islamism Warning Sparks Fury as Booker Clashes With Gabbard
Islamism warning ignited a sharp political clash after Sen. Cory Booker accused Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard of endangering New Jersey communities with remarks about radical Islam.
Kupyansk Collapse: Russian Lines Crumble as Allies Admit Defeat
The Kupyansk collapse appears imminent as Ukrainian officials and pro-Kremlin voices acknowledge Russian forces are losing their grip on the strategic northeastern city.
Joe Rogan Slams White House Plaques in Wild Podcast Moment
White House plaques became the focus of criticism this week after podcast host Joe Rogan mocked President Trump’s newly installed displays targeting past presidents.
Hijab Stunt Sparks Outrage as Minnesota Fraud Scandal Grows
Minnesota’s hijab stunt took center stage this week as Lt. Gov. and U.S. Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan appeared on Somali television wearing a hijab while visiting a Somali mall.
Obamalisk Explained: Obama Center Finally Defends Its Brutalist Design
The Obamalisk is now getting an official explanation after years of criticism, as the Obama Foundation is publicly addressing concerns over the striking design of the Obama Presidential Center on Chicago’s South Side.
Migrant Groups Sue California for License Crackdown
The Sikh Coalition and the Asian Law Caucus have filed a lawsuit against California officials after the state announced crackdowns on commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs).
Kimmel Bashes Trump for Christmas
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel gave a speech to British audiences on Thursday, comparing the Trump administration to a fascist system.
Judge Blocks Food Dye Ban
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction this week blocking measures in West Virginia's law targeting food dyes.
Tina Peters Presses Court to Honor Trump Pardon
Former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters urged a Colorado court to honor her pardon by President Donald Trump.
Man Pays Tribute to Charlie Kirk in Christmas Lights
A man in Minnesota decorated his home with a Charlie Kirk tribute, displaying Christmas lights reading, "We are Charlie Kirk."
Trump Strikes Back in Nigeria
President Trump announced on Thursday evening that the United States launched airstrikes in Nigeria against ISIS.
Trump Honors Christ’s Birth
President Trump released a White House message celebrating the meaning of Christmas and the birth of Christ.
Children’s YouTuber on Mamdani’s Inaugural Committee
Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's inaugural committee features several prominent figures, including children's YouTuber Ms. Rachel, and several actors.
States Go After HHS for Threatening Trans Agenda
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced this week that she is leading states in suing the Department of Health and Human Services over actions that would prohibit hospitals from receiving Medicare and Medicaid funding if they engage in transgender surgeries for children.
A Tale of Four Presidents: GDP, Growth, and the American Economy
By any honest historical measure, the U.S. economy is once again demonstrating resilience—and momentum. The latest report from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis shows that...
Justice Barrett Labels Roe v. Wade a ‘Free-Floating’ Judicial Invention
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett criticized the landmark Roe v. Wade decision as a judicial creation not rooted in the Constitution.
Trump Champions ‘Clean, Beautiful Coal’ in Festive NORAD Santa Calls
President Trump took part in the annual NORAD Tracks Santa tradition Christmas Eve, answering calls from children nationwide.
Bukele Dares Hillary Clinton: Take El Salvador’s Prison Population
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele fires back at Hillary Clinton’s criticism of mass incarceration, defending his crime crackdown.
Mizzou Leftists Furious Over Arrests of Violent Criminals
University of Missouri students protested a law enforcement operation that arrested over 30 violent offenders.
Red States Win Again on Inflation
New federal data shows that conservative-led states are outperforming liberal states when it comes to inflation.
Michigan State MSU Jewish Center Vandalized Twice During Hanukkah in Suspected Hate Crimes
The Michigan State University Chabad Jewish Center was vandalized twice during Hanukkah with swastika graffiti and rock-throwing.
Hungary Axiom Space Investment Stuns Global Industry
A Hungarian technology firm has taken a historic step into the U.S. commercial space sector.
Wyoming Education Savings Accounts Ignite Capitol Showdown
Wyoming lawmakers approved major expansions to education savings accounts and advanced property tax relief efforts in 2025.
AI Travel Scam Through Google Shocks Travelers
A missed holiday flight turned into an expensive lesson for one American family, highlighting a growing wave of AI-powered online scams exploiting stressed travelers.
Trump Student Loan Wage Seizure Shocks Millions
The Trump administration is moving to restart wage garnishment for Americans who have defaulted on their federal student loans, marking a significant shift after years of paused collections.
Trump Ukraine Peace Plan Throws Putin Into Fury
Russia has not publicly responded to the latest U.S.-backed peace proposal for Ukraine, but Kremlin signals remain uncompromising.
CECOT Delay Sparks Media Meltdown as CBS Boss Defies 60 Minutes Amid Uproar
The drama surrounding a recently pulled story at CBS News has ignited a newsroom firestorm, with editor-in-chief Bari Weiss standing firm as critics accuse her of political interference.
Cruise Death Texts Spark Alarming Questions for Investigators, Put Family in the Hot Seat
New court records reveal troubling details following the cruise death of 18-year-old Anna Kepner, whose body was found aboard a Carnival cruise ship last month.
Trump National Security Drug War Stuns Washington
Sen. Markwayne Mullin forcefully defended President Donald Trump’s national security strategy in the Caribbean during a Tuesday night appearance on Fox News Channel’s Hannity,...
Death Penalty Looms After Brutal DC Guard Shooting
The possibility of the death penalty moved closer after federal prosecutors filed new charges against the Afghan national accused of killing a D.C. National Guard member near the White House.
McDonald’s Takes Drastic Step as Minneapolis Crime Spirals
Concerns over Minneapolis crime intensified after a McDonald’s in the city’s Uptown neighborhood locked its dining room doors to restrict access to individuals deemed a safety risk.
Trump, Venezuela, National Security: Crisis Meeting Erupts
President Donald Trump convened senior national security officials Monday at Mar-a-Lago as tensions with Venezuela intensified and U.S. enforcement actions expanded in the Caribbean.
CBS Deportations Drama Sparks Pink Slip Demands
Stephen Miller escalated the CBS deportations dispute after a shelved “60 Minutes” segment on President Trump’s deportation policy drew sharp criticism from the White House.
Making Christmas Merry Again
As we approach Christmas Day, the twinkling lights and joyful carols should remind us of the holiday's profound meaning—the birth of Jesus Christ, a cornerstone of Western civilization and American heritage.
Russia to Put Power Plant on the Moon
Russia announced that it intends to place a power plant on the moon by 2036.
Orano China Alarm: DOE’s $900M Nuclear Bet Sparks Security Fears
The Orano China controversy is intensifying as federal officials weigh a $900 million Department of Energy contract tied to a company with documented links to Chinese state-run nuclear firms.
Conservative Shakeup Rocks the Right as Pence Group Poaches Heritage Staff
The conservative shakeup now unfolding inside Washington’s policy world is reshaping the American right, as a wave of senior Heritage Foundation officials defect to a nonprofit led by former vice president Mike Pence.
Treasury Unleashes Crackdown on Cartel Cash
The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) announced an operation targeting more than 100 money services businesses operating along the southwest border.
Wyoming Republican Announces Run for Senate
Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) announced that she plans to run for the U.S. Senate, aiming to take Sen. Cynthia Lummis's seat.
Rubio Goes After Global Censors
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has taken action against five individuals who have organized efforts to censor Americans.
Rand Paul’s ‘Festivus’ Report Sees Reckless Spending
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) released his annual "Festivus" report on Tuesday, marking the 11th installment of his spending transparency.
How to Prosper Without Losing Your Soul
Prosperity has become a dirty word in Christian circles—and for understandable reasons. Too often it has been reduced to shallow slogans, transactional formulas, or a thinly veiled pursuit of comfort baptized with Scripture. In reaction, many believers have swung to the opposite extreme, embracing a theology of lack that treats struggle as holiness and scarcity as spiritual maturity.
Both are wrong.
Georgia Professor Sues After Alleged Firing Over Plagiarism Complaints
Georgia College and State University law professor sues after alleged retaliation and firing for raising concerns about student plagiarism.
Boston Mayor’s Controversial Claim: Somalis Deserve Credit for ‘Every Achievement’ in City History
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu says the Somali community deserves credit for every achievement in the city’s history.
Senate Ignores Bill to Stop CCP’s Christian Organ Harvesting, Lawmakers Warn
Senate stalls House-passed bill to stop CCP’s forced organ harvesting of Christians and other minorities, drawing sharp criticism.
Supreme Court Deals President Trump Rare Legal Loss on National Guard Deployment
The U.S. Supreme Court refuses President Trump’s request to deploy National Guard troops to Chicago, upholding lower court blocks.
Maine Mom Says School Hid Child’s Gender Transition
A conservative legal group is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the case of a Maine mother who says her 13‑year‑old daughter was “secretly” encouraged by a school social worker to begin gender‑transitioning without her knowledge.
Jury Deadlocks in Explosive Linda Sun China Agent Trial
A New York federal jury has reached an impasse in the high‑profile trial of former Gov. Kathy Hochul aide Linda Sun.
Michelle Wu Credits Somali Immigrants
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu (D) this week claimed that Somali immigrants living in the Greater Boston area have played a significant role in the city’s achievements.
Why Trump Recalled 29 Ambassadors—and Why It Was Necessary
By any honest measure, the recall of 29 U.S. ambassadors by President Donald Trump marks one of the most consequential foreign-policy course corrections in a generation. Predictably, the permanent foreign-policy class has responded with alarm. But for millions of Americans, this moment represents something very different: accountability.
DRC Says Trump Deserves Nobel Peace Prize
The foreign minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) told Breitbart News that her government is “very enthusiastic” about President Donald Trump being nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Chuck Todd Says Biden Tanked the Democratic Brand
On Tuesday’s broadcast of CNN’s News Central, veteran political commentator and former Meet the Press moderator Chuck Todd delivered a stark assessment.
Democratic Support for Somali Migrants Sparks Outrage
Democrats across the country are loudly praising and supporting Somali migrants even as growing evidence points to significant anti‑social fraud by some foreign arrivals.
Texas Christmas Drone Show Stuns Thousands with 1,000 Drones
The Church on MastersRoad in Manvel, Texas, opened its doors and welcomed the entire community to celebrate Christmas together with a weekend of free events designed to help people “advance in your journey with Christ.”
Texas Judge Takes on Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
A Texas judge is looking to overturn the Supreme Court's 2015 ruling recognizing same-sex marriage across the nation.
Congressman Sues Over Kennedy Center’s Renaming
Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH) filed a lawsuit against President Trump and the Kennedy Center Board of Trustees after it renamed the site as the Donald J. Trump and John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Trevi Fee Shakeup: Rome Hits Foreign Tourists With New Charge in Conservation Effort
Rome is preparing to roll out a new Trevi fee that will require foreign visitors to pay to access one of the city’s most famous landmarks.
Afghanistan Failure Exposed: Hunter Biden Breaks Ranks in Rare Moment of Candor
Hunter Biden publicly acknowledged the Afghanistan failure during a new interview, sharply criticizing his father’s handling of the U.S. troop withdrawal while also addressing immigration policy failures.
Mayor Scandal Explodes as Anti-Semitic Posts Trigger Resignation Calls
The Richmond Mayor is facing growing political pressure after reposting social media content that Jewish groups say crossed a clear line into anti-Semitism, igniting outrage well beyond Northern California.
New Epstein Files Drop
The Justice Department released thousands of documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein as part of its fulfillment of the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
Brown University Lawsuit Looms as School Lawyers Up After Deadly Campus Shooting
The possibility of legal backlash intensified this week as Brown University confirmed it has retained a former top federal prosecutor amid mounting scrutiny over its handling of a mass shooting that killed two students and wounded nine others.
Boasberg Allows Deported Migrants to Return to U.S.
Obama-appointed Judge James Boasberg has ordered the Trump administration to facilitate the return of Venezuelan migrants who were removed from the United States and sent to El Salvador.
Brown Shooting Fallout: Campus Red Flags Missed Before Deadly Attack
The Brown shooting is now prompting renewed scrutiny of campus safety leadership after the university placed its head of public safety on administrative leave amid revelations that warning signs surfaced weeks before the attack.
Hezbollah Venezuela Exposed: Terror Network’s Drug Pipeline Reaches America’s Backyard
The Hezbollah-Venezuela connection is drawing fresh alarm as U.S. officials warn that Iran’s top terror proxy is expanding drug trafficking operations in Latin America to replace lost funding.
Fawning Obituary Controversy: Times Criticized for Lionizing a Cop Killer
A flattering obituary published by the New York Times this month has sparked renewed scrutiny of how elite media outlets frame violent political history.
Former Senator Announces Terminal Cancer Diagnosis
Former U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) announced on social media that he has been diagnosed with metastatic stage-four pancreatic cancer.
Minnesota Mayors Turn on Walz in Explosive Letter
Nearly 100 mayors in Minnesota have sent a letter to state lawmakers, criticizing the policies of Governor Tim Walz (D), including their enablement of the fraud scandal plaguing the state.
Maduro Accuses U.S. of ‘Extremely Serious Aggression’
Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro issued a letter to leaders of Latin America and the Caribbean, condemning the United States for what it claims is "state piracy" and accusing it of engaging in "extremely serious aggression."
Nicki Minaj on Rejecting the Left’s Zero-Sum Game on Beauty
In a surprising and electrifying moment at Turning Point USA's AmericaFest 2025, rap icon Nicki Minaj took the stage and delivered a message that cut through the noise of modern identity politics like a knife through butter. Known for her bold lyrics and unapologetic persona, Minaj didn't hold back when addressing the crowd, praising President Trump and Vice President JD Vance while dropping a profound truth about self-worth and racial division. But it was one key statement that resonated most deeply...
Nearly 200K Illegals Hit With Removal Orders
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued an estimated 196,600 Notices to Appear for removal proceedings since January 20, the agency shared.
California’s Trans Secrecy Policy Blocked by Federal Judge
U.S. District Court Judge Roger T. Benitez issued a permanent injunction against a policy that prevents parents from learning when their child chooses to switch their gender.
College Gender Studies Hands Out ‘ICE Whistles’ to Alert Students of Federal Enforcement
The University of Minnesota gender studies department offered whistles to alert peers of ICE activity, drawing criticism.
New York Parents Blast State Mandate — Kids ‘Freeze’ on Electric School Buses in Brutal Winter Weather
New York parents say mandated electric school buses leave children freezing in cold weather, citing heating issues and breakdowns.
Gas Prices Plummet to $2.79 — Holiday Travelers Saving Over Half a Billion
National gas prices are dropping to an average of $2.79 per gallon this holiday season, saving U.S. travelers over $500 million.
Trump Reveals ‘Golden Fleet’ of ‘Trump-Class’ Battleships to Transform U.S. Naval Power
Trump unveils the Golden Fleet of Trump-class battleships, claiming unmatched power and outlining plans to expand U.S. naval strength.
Conservative Media Report: Joy Reid Doubles Down on Erika Kirk Attacks After TPUSA’s AmericaFest Jab
MSNBC host Joy Reid doubled down on attacks against Turning Point USA leader Erika Kirk after remarks made at TPUSA’s AmericaFest.
France Postal Service Crippled by Cyberattack
France’s national postal service and its banking arm were hit by a suspected cyberattack on Monday, temporarily knocking their online systems offline and disrupting services.
Green Card Lottery Shakeup: Trump Freezes Program After Campus Bloodshed
Green card lottery policy returned to the national spotlight Thursday after President Donald Trump suspended the federal program following revelations about a deadly campus shooting suspect.
Texas Slams Tren de Aragua, Top Venezuelan Gang Leaders
A federal grand jury in the Southern District of Texas has indicted four Venezuelan nationals, including two of Tren de Aragua’s top three leaders, on terrorism-related charges.
Welfare Fraud Fallout: NYC Mayor-Elect Taps Controversial Julie Su
Welfare fraud returned to the spotlight Friday as New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani announced that former U.S. acting labor secretary Julie Su will serve as the city’s first deputy mayor for economic justice.
Maine Welfare Scandal? GOP Demands Investigation
Maine Republicans are calling for an immediate investigation into whistleblower allegations that Gateway Community Services, a nonprofit working with Somali immigrants.
Barry Manilow Diagnosed With Lung Cancer, Cancels 2026 Tour Dates
Legendary pop singer Barry Manilow has postponed several 2026 tour dates after being diagnosed with early‑stage lung cancer, the artist revealed.
AmericaFest Crowd Demands Total Immigration Moratorium
A straw poll at last weekend’s Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest revealed overwhelming support among attendees for a complete moratorium on all immigration to the United States, both legal and illegal.
Catholic Bishops Sound Alarm on Immigration Policies
The newly elected president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), Archbishop Paul Coakley, cautioned Sunday that immigrant communities are living in “widespread” fear.
Lindsey Graham Pushes U.S.–Israel Defense Pact
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R‑S.C.) has urged a formal U.S.–Israel defense pact, arguing that Republican support for Israel remains overwhelming.
Wind Projects Paused After Radar Threat
The Trump administration paused the creation of offshore wind projects after the Pentagon said the turbines could affect radar systems used by the military.
DOJ Fights Back Against D.C.’s Gun Ban
The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Washington, DC's police department over its ban on several firearms, infringing upon the Second Amendment.
Trump Admin Expands Faith-Based Aid in Nigeria
The State Department signed a five-year memorandum with the Federal Republic of Nigeria to bolster the country's health system by promoting faith-based health care providers.
State Department Pulls Dozens of Ambassadors in New Shake Up
The Trump administration pulled nearly 30 ambassadors from around the world, according to reports.
Faith Leaders Demand Action Against Abortion
A letter signed by various Christian leaders and pastors calls for action to be taken against abortion through what they believe is the responsibility of the church in the wake of Charlie Kirk's death.
Comer Targets Minnesota Officials in Explosive Fraud Probe
The House Oversight Committee is expanding its probe into allegations of widespread fraud in Minnesota, with Chairman James Comer (R-KY) sending letters to seven state officials, seeking their testimony on the matter.
Gabbard Strikes ‘Islamist Ideology’ as Threat to Nation
Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard appeared at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest conference over the weekend, condemning increasing "Islamist ideology" as a threat to the United States.
Media Complicity Exposed as Minnesota Fraud Could Hit $9B
Media complicity is drawing renewed scrutiny in Minnesota as federal prosecutors warn the state’s expanding fraud crisis could ultimately cost taxpayers up to $9 billion, reigniting criticism that local news outlets failed to hold powerful officials accountable for years.
New Trump Envoy Aims to Take Greenland
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry, President Trump's newly appointed special envoy to Greenland, declared that he aims to "make Greenland a part of the U.S."
Polygraph Dispute Rocks DHS as CISA Leadership Faces Scrutiny
A growing polygraph dispute inside the Department of Homeland Security is fueling questions about transparency and accountability at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, as DHS pushes back against reports involving its acting director and access to highly sensitive intelligence.
Rand Paul Refuses to Endorse Vance
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) declared that he will not support Vice President JD Vance for a 2028 presidential run.
Nicki Minaj Shocks Crowd With Trump Praise at TPUSA Event
Nicki Minaj delivered a surprise moment at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest on Sunday, publicly praising President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance while signaling a notable shift from her past support for Democratic candidates.
DHS Offers Triple Incentive for Self-Deportations
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is offering triple the incentive for illegal immigrants choosing to remove themselves from the nation.
60 Minutes Scrambles: CECOT Segment Suddenly Pulled Before Air
CECOT took center stage this week after CBS’ “60 Minutes” abruptly postponed a highly anticipated segment examining migrant inmates deported to El Salvador’s notorious maximum-security prison.
Game the System: Airlines Confront Abuse of Procedures
Jetway Jesus has become a viral shorthand for a growing airline controversy, as travelers and industry experts accuse able-bodied passengers of exploiting disability accommodations to board early and avoid long airport walks.
Georgetown Professor Caught on Video Mocking ‘Stupid White People,’ Attacking Conservatives
Undercover video of a Georgetown University professor reveals disparaging comments about “stupid white people” and prominent conservatives.
Pennsylvania Principal Faces Firing After Antisemitic Voicemail Scandal
A Pennsylvania elementary school principal faces termination after an antisemitic voicemail was accidentally recorded.
Meta Sued After Teen Suicides Tied to Sextortion Scams
Families sue Meta, alleging the company ignored sextortion schemes on Instagram and Facebook that contributed to teen boys’ suicides.
South Carolina Town Defies Mayor to Keep Nativity Scene
A South Carolina town committee defies its mayor and votes to keep a public Nativity scene, saying Christmas is about the birth of Jesus.
60 Minutes Delays Migrant Prison Segment Amid Backlash
60 Minutes postponed a segment on migrant inmates from El Salvador’s CECOT prison, sparking criticism over media handling of immigration.
Trump Turns Up Heat on Canada, ‘Open Your Markets’
U.S. trade officials are pressing hard for Canada to open its markets to American products such as whiskey and milk as part of planned renegotiations of the United States‑Mexico‑Canada Agreement (USMCA).
U.S. Hits Trillion‑Dollar Debt Disaster, Interest Costs Now Exploding
Federal budget watchdogs are sounding urgent alarms after the U.S. government reached a troubling fiscal milestone in fiscal year 2025.
Missing Cat Reunited After 443 Days, Hurricane Helene Miracle
Gabby the cat is home at last—443 days after disappearing during the chaos of Hurricane Helene.
Lindsey Massie Explodes at Pam Bondi Over Epstein Files
On Sunday’s broadcast of CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Rep. Thomas Massie (R‑KY) announced that the House of Representatives is advancing a move to hold Attorney General Pam Bondi in inherent contempt of Congress.
Graham Warns, Trump Must “Unleash” Israel
On Sunday’s broadcast of Meet the Press on NBC, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R‑S.C.) delivered a stark assessment from Tel Aviv regarding the status of the Trump‑brokered Middle East peace plan.
Trump ISIS Airstrikes, U.S. Hits 70 Targets and Warns Terrorists
President Donald Trump has declared that terrorists targeting Americans will face unparalleled force.
Trump Corners Big Pharma, Drug Deal Saves Americans Billions
President Donald Trump has announced a new milestone in lowering prescription drug prices for Americans, securing “Most Favored Nation” (MFN) agreements with nine additional pharmaceutical companies.
Trump Shakes New York Race With Surprise Governor Endorsement
President Trump endorses Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman for New York governor following Elise Stefanik’s exit.
Elon Musk’s Wealth Explosion Leaves Rivals in the Dust
Elon Musk’s net worth has surged to more than double his closest rivals as Tesla stock continues its powerful rally.
Instacart Hit With $60M Refund Deal Over Hidden Fees
Instacart agrees to $60 million in refunds after the FTC accused the company of hiding fees and forcing subscriptions on consumers.
Trinity College Confederate Memorial Sparks Renewed Campus Debate
A Trinity College student reignites debate over a Confederate memorial plaque on campus, prompting discussions on historical memory.
Appeals Court Rebukes University for Targeting Professor’s Speech
A federal appeals court has ruled that the University of Washington (UW) violated a professor’s First Amendment rights.
The Lie About Religious Wars
One of the most common accusations leveled against religion—especially Christianity—is that it has caused more bloodshed than any other force in human history. You’ve likely heard the claim: “More people have died over religion than all other wars combined.” It’s usually delivered with confidence, as if it were a settled historical fact.
It isn’t.
In reality, this claim is not only false—it is profoundly misleading, both historically and logically. And its persistence says more about modern ideological bias than about the actual causes of war.
Hollywood Celebs Unite in ‘Creative Coalition on AI’
Several high‑profile Hollywood actors, directors, and creators have launched a new advocacy group called the Creative Coalition on AI.
Military Barracks, Hegseth Vows to End Decades of Neglect
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has promised a focused effort to address longstanding problems in U.S. military barracks.
Secret Santa Pays Off $8K in Layaway, Holiday Miracle Stuns Shoppers
A Burlington department store in Wilmington, Delaware, witnessed a wave of holiday magic this week thanks to a mysterious donor.
Gabe Amo Defends Diversity Visa After Brown Shooter Fallout
Rep. Gabe Amo (D-RI) pushed back against criticism of the diversity visa lottery program on Friday during an appearance on MS NOW's “Ana Cabrera...
Mayor Defends Reassurances as Brown Shooter Still At Large
Providence, Rhode Island Mayor Brett Smiley addressed criticism Friday over his decision to publicly declare the city safe while a mass shooter remained at large.
Tow Truck Driver Not Guilty, Viral ICE Raid Twist Stuns Nation
A Los Angeles tow truck driver accused of stealing a federal vehicle during a dramatic immigration raid has been found not guilty of all charges.
Vivek Ramaswamy Blasts ‘Heritage American’ Idea as Un‑American
Vivek Ramaswamy took a bold swipe at a rising narrative on the right during his speech at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest 2025 in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Power of Vision
Vision is not a slogan, a mood, or a motivational poster. Vision is a preferred future—one that is formed first in your mind and soul before it ever manifests in the natural world. It is the internal picture of what ought to be, placed there by God, that pulls you forward with direction, purpose, and motivation. Without vision, people drift. With vision, they build.
FEMA Political Discrimination Scandal Rocks North Carolina
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is facing intense backlash after a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) investigation found the agency discriminated against Trump supporters.
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Bombs at Box Office, Worst Opening Yet?
James Cameron’s latest sci-fi epic Avatar: Fire and Ash opened to just $12 million in Thursday night previews—underwhelming even by the already modest expectations set by its predecessors.
Homeless Reddit User Cracks Brown University Shooting Case
A homeless man known only as “John” has been credited with providing crucial information that led to the identification of the suspect in the Brown University shooting.
NATO Chief Warns of Attack, Stockpiling for Blackouts
Lord George Robertson, former NATO Secretary General and UK Defence Secretary, has revealed he is actively preparing for potential infrastructure attacks on the United Kingdom—warning that Western nations.
ISIS Praises US Deaths in Syria, Chilling Message Emerges
The Islamic State terrorist group released a statement Thursday praising the killing of three Americans in Syria last week.
Illegal Alien Freed by ICE-Defying County Murders Next Day
Federal officials are condemning Fairfax County, Virginia, after a Salvadoran illegal alien released despite an ICE detainer was charged with murdering a man less than a day later.
Trump Shakes Up Pharma With Game-Changing Deal
President Donald Trump announced agreements with nine major drug companies to offer products at a lower price.
Consumer Sentiment Ticks Up in December as Inflation Fears Ease
Consumer sentiment in the U.S. rose modestly in December, driven largely by improving attitudes among lower-income Americans.
Tennessee Goes After Children’s Gaming Platform
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti (R) filed a lawsuit against the gaming platform Roblox, accusing the platform of misleading parents and luring children "into an environment it knows is dangerous but promises is safe," his office argued.
Moderna Secures mRNA Vaccine Funding
Moderna will receive up to $54.3 million in funding from the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) to accelerate the development of the pharmaceutical company's mRNA-based pandemic flu vaccine.
Noem Shuts Down Diversity Visa After Shooting
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem paused the Diversity Visa Program, arguing that it contributed to the Brown University shooting suspect's entry into the United States.
Nebraska to Implement Work Requirements for Medicaid
Nebraska will become the first state to implement work requirements for some Medicaid recipients.
Erika Kirk Endorses JD Vance for 2028
Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk declared during the organization's AmericaFest conference that she will work to get Vice President JD Vance elected in 2028.
Biosmuggling Alarm: FBI Warns Universities After Researcher Charged
Biosmuggling concerns escalated Friday after FBI Director Kash Patel announced charges against a post-doctoral researcher accused of illegally bringing E. coli into the United States.
Judge Aiding Illegal Immigrant Now Convicted
A Milwaukee judge who helped an illegal immigrant evade authorities has been convicted following a four-day trial.
Christmas Break Surprise: Trump Grants Federal Workers Five-Day Holiday
Christmas break just got longer for most federal employees after President Donald Trump signed an executive order granting two additional days off around the holiday.
MEALS Act Fallout: Omar Defends Pandemic Bill as $250M Fraud Expands
The MEALS Act returned to the spotlight this week as Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) rejected any regret for backing the pandemic-era bill now linked to Minnesota’s massive Feeding Our Future fraud probe.
Qatar Campus Exposed: Elite Royals, Hamas Ties, and Northwestern’s Defense
Qatar campus claims meant to showcase opportunity are facing new scrutiny after a watchdog report found Northwestern University’s branch in Doha overwhelmingly educates the country’s ruling elite.
GOP Warns Against Eased Syria Sanctions
More than 100 House Republicans are calling for oversight of Syria as the United States moves to repeal sanctions against the country.
Harvard Hypocrisy Explodes as Students Face Discipline for Summers Video
Hypocrisy now defines a growing controversy at Harvard, where administrators are quietly investigating students who filmed a former university president apologizing for ties to Jeffrey Epstein while ignoring a separate assault case tied to anti-Israel activism.
Paxton Launches Tip Line to Protect Women’s Spaces
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launched a tip line to stop state entities from allowing biological men in women's spaces.
Fraud Tourism Exposed: Feds Say Minnesota Became a Magnet for Scammers
Fraud tourism is no longer a rhetorical jab but a federal accusation, as prosecutors unveiled new charges alleging Minnesota’s taxpayer-funded programs lured out-of-state scammers chasing “easy money.”
U.S. Sanctions ICC Judges
Secretary of State Marco Rubio sanctioned two judges from the International Criminal Court (ICC), accusing them of illegitimately targeting Israel.
Winter Escape Turns Risky as US Warns Snowbirds of Violent Crime Abroad
Violent crime concerns are prompting U.S. officials to issue a renewed warning to American snowbirds heading south for the winter, as the U.S. Embassy in Mexico urges heightened caution in popular tourist destinations.
The Seven Mysteries of God
We are living in an age obsessed with chaos.
News cycles feel unhinged. Institutions wobble. Nations fracture. Technology accelerates faster than wisdom can keep pace. To many, history feels like a runaway train—no conductor, no destination, no meaning.
Scripture offers a radically different diagnosis.
The Bible declares that history is not spiraling—it is summoning. It is moving, deliberately and irresistibly, toward a divinely appointed conclusion. The apostle Paul calls this reality “the mystery of His will.”
UK Targets Apple, Google in Nude Content Crackdown
The UK government is preparing to pressure tech giants Apple and Google to introduce nudity detection systems directly into their devices' operating systems.
Elon Musk Dismisses Trump Account, Says AI Will End Saving
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has reignited debate over the future of work and money, declaring that advanced AI and robotics will soon render traditional savings—and even jobs—unnecessary.
Michele Morrow Shakes Up North Carolina Senate Race
Michele Morrow, a conservative activist and 2024 candidate for state superintendent, has officially entered North Carolina’s high-stakes 2026 U.S. Senate race.
Sanctuary Failure: Virginia Killing Reignites ICE Cooperation Fight
Sanctuary failure took on grim meaning in Reston, Virginia, after police arrested an illegal immigrant accused of killing a man just one day after his release from jail.
Sydney Terror Scare: Police Move Fast After Bondi Bloodshed
Sydney terror fears intensified Thursday as Australian police launched a counterterror operation in a southwest Sydney suburb, detaining seven men after receiving intelligence that violence was imminent.
Jelly Roll Pardoned in Tennessee, Fans Stunned
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee issued 33 pardons on Thursday, and among them was one name that stood out—not for legal reasons, but for stardom.
Antisemitic Posts Sink Mamdani Pick as Scandal Erupts in NYC Transition
Antisemitic posts resurfacing from more than a decade ago abruptly ended a key appointment in NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s incoming administration, raising fresh questions about vetting and judgment during the city’s transition.
Brown University, MIT Shooting Link Sends Shockwaves
Authorities have identified a “person of interest” in the deadly shooting at Brown University, though the individual’s name has not yet been released.
Calvert Ad Controversy: The School Behind Wes Moore’s Public Pitch
Questions are resurfacing after confirmation that Maryland Gov. Wes Moore filmed a 2022 campaign commercial about public education inside an elite private school attended by his children.
Taiwan Arms Shockwave as China Warns US Deal Could Spark War
The massive Taiwan arms package approved by the United States is drawing fierce condemnation from Beijing, which warns the historic deal could push the region toward open conflict.
EU Farmers Protest Trade Deal, Potatoes Fly at Parliament
A massive protest erupted in Brussels on Thursday as thousands of European farmers clashed with police outside the European Parliament, pelting officers with potatoes and eggs.
CODEPINK Chaos Erupts as Activists Ambush Treasury Chief at DC Dinner
CODEPINK chaos spilled into a Washington, D.C., restaurant Wednesday night when left-wing activists confronted Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during a private dinner, accusing him of causing global suffering through U.S. sanctions.
Campus Shooting Suspect Linked to Chilling MIT Murder?
Investigators have identified a suspect in the deadly campus shooting at Brown University as authorities examine a possible connection to the killing of a prominent MIT scientist.
Puka Nacua Antisemitic Dance Sparks NFL Firestorm
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua is facing backlash after performing a dance on a livestream that many are calling antisemitic.
Trump Reclassifies Marijuana
President Trump signed an executive order to reclassify cannabis from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug, allowing it to be used medically.
Pentagon Hosts Christmas Worship Service
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and his wife, Jennifer, hosted a Christmas worship service at the Pentagon, featuring Rev. Franklin Graham and Christian singers Matthew West and Anne Wilson.
Trump Admin Cracks Down on Gender Mutilation
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a series of actions to fulfill President Trump's order on protecting children from genital mutilation.
Kennedy Center to Bear Trump’s Name
The Board of Trustees of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts voted unanimously to rename the center, incorporating President Trump's name.
White House Unveils ‘Freedom 250’
President Donald Trump announced "Freedom 250," a national organization leading the celebration of the nation's 250th anniversary.
Ghislaine Maxwell Claims ‘New Evidence’ Blows Up Conviction
Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell asked a federal court to vacate her conviction and 20-year prison sentence due to "newly available evidence."
Texas Lawmakers Strike Back Against Sharia Agenda
Republican lawmakers have launched a new group to combat the threat of Sharia law in the United States.
Trump Announces ‘Warrior Dividend’
President Trump addressed the nation on Wednesday evening, declaring that nearly 1.5 million service members will receive a Christmas bonus.
Trump Media Unites with Nuclear Firm
Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. has merged with nuclear fusion firm TAE Technologies in an all-stock transaction valued at $6 billion.
House Passes Bill Banning Child Sex Changes
The House of Representatives passed a bill federally criminalizing sex change surgeries and puberty blockers for minors.
Fasting for Answered Prayer
There are moments in the life of faith when prayer alone feels insufficient—not because prayer lacks power, but because God is calling us deeper. Fasting is the language of that deeper place. It is the spiritual posture that says, “God, what You’ve done is good—but it’s not enough. I want more of You.” Not more comfort. Not more clarity. More power. More alignment. More heaven breaking into earth.
Utah Desert Rare Earth Discovery Could Break China’s Critical Minerals Stranglehold
A major rare earth and critical minerals deposit in Utah’s Silicon Ridge could reduce U.S. dependence on China.
Classroom Speech War Erupts Over Alabama DEI Ban
Alabama professors and students are appealing a federal ruling upholding the state’s DEI ban, igniting a legal battle over classroom speech.
GM’s $242M Bet on America’s Future: Rebuilding the Skilled Trades Workforce
General Motors is investing $242 million in skilled trades apprenticeships to train 600 workers yearly and boost U.S. manufacturing capacity.
Bongino Shocks Washington With FBI Exit
Dan Bongino plans to resign as FBI Deputy Director in January, raising questions about FBI leadership and reform efforts.
House Healthcare Bill Victory Spurs GOP Tension and Obamacare Clash
House Republicans narrowly passed a healthcare bill without renewing Obamacare subsidies, exposing GOP tensions.
Louisiana Taxpayer-Funded Economic Deals Explode Past $375M
Louisiana Economic Development (LED) has committed over $375 million in taxpayer dollars through cooperative endeavor agreements in just two years.
Trump Coal Plant Emergency Order Sparks Power Showdown
The Trump administration issued an emergency order Wednesday requiring a Washington state coal plant to stay operational through winter to prevent power outages across the Pacific Northwest.
Republicans Want Immigration Reduced, Poll Exposes Divide
A new poll conducted by YouGov shows a strong majority of Republican voters want legal immigration to be reduced or ended altogether.
China Sues Missouri Over COVID, Payback or Panic?
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced Tuesday that the state is now being sued by the municipal government of Wuhan, China.
Vatican Unveils Pro-Life Nativity, Pregnant Mary
Pope Leo XIV praised Costa Rican artist Paula Sáenz Soto on Monday for her donation of a pro-life Nativity scene to the Vatican.
Abrams Grant Funding Fallout: Millions Moved Before EPA Ax Fell
Grand funding tied to failed Democrat Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacy Abrams is under renewed scrutiny after tax filings showed a climate group tied to Abrams quietly received more than $5 million in federal money before the Trump administration canceled the program.
Chinese Illegal Alien With CDL Kills American
A Chinese illegal alien, released into the United States under the Biden administration, is accused of killing a woman in a fatal bus crash in Tennessee earlier this month.
Florida Imam Says Allah Hates America, Slams Trump
An Islamic cleric in South Florida sparked national outrage after delivering a sermon claiming the United States deserves mass punishment from Allah.
Trump Honors Fallen Heroes After Ambush
President Donald Trump honored two Iowa National Guard members killed during an attack in Syria, participating in their dignified transfers at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.
Hegseth Restores Faith to U.S. Troops
War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that the military will end its use of the Army Spiritual Fitness Guide, instead bolstering the Christian faith through the use of chaplains.
Assisted Suicide Heads to New York
Governor Kathy Hochul (D-NY) plans to sign a bill permitting assisted suicide for those who have less than six months to live.
Ukraine Claims First-Ever Underwater Drones Strike on Russian Submarine
Ukraine claimed a major battlefield breakthrough Monday, announcing the first-ever combat strike using underwater drones to cripple a Russian submarine docked deep inside a secure naval port.
Court Backs Trump’s DC National Guard Authority
A federal appeals court allowed President Donald Trump's use of the D.C. National Guard troops to continue while the case plays out.
Antisemitic Stabbing Sparks Manhunt After Jewish Man Attacked on NYC Street
An alleged antisemitic stabbing in New York City has triggered a police manhunt after authorities say a suspect stabbed a Jewish man in the chest while making anti-Jewish statements during a street confrontation in Brooklyn.
China Ties Exposed: Elite Universities Linked to Firm Aiding Beijing
China ties between elite American universities and a Chinese investment firm are drawing fresh scrutiny after a major biotech deal linked to Beijing’s military and human rights abuses.
Bomb Plot Silence: California Democrats Stay Quiet After Foiled Anti-Israel LA Attack
Bomb plot revelations from federal prosecutors are drawing scrutiny as California’s top Democrats declined to comment on a coordinated attack planned in Los Angeles.
U.S. Capitol Unveils Statue Replacing Robert E. Lee
The U.S. Capitol unveiled a statue of civil rights figure Barbara Rose Johns as a replacement for the removed Robert E. Lee statue.
Crockett Poll Shock: Texas Democrats Rally Around Controversial Favorite
New polling results released Friday show Rep. Jasmine Crockett with a clear lead in Texas’s Democratic Senate primary, underscoring her growing influence and the party’s internal strains.
Socialist Ties Surface: Kansas Senate Hopeful’s Radical Mentor
Socialist Ties followed Kansas Democrat Erik Murray into the spotlight just days before he launched his longshot U.S. Senate bid, raising new questions about his political influences and ideological grounding.
Republican Holding China Accountable Now Faces Retaliation
Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO) announced that he has been targeted by China in a $50 billion lawsuit for speaking out against the country during the COVID-19 pandemic.
School District Votes Down Prayer Law
A Texas school board voted to opt out of a policy that would create an established time for prayer, saying there are already laws that protect religious freedom.
CDC Adopts Hep B Vaccine Recommendation
The CDC adopted a new policy allowing for individual-based decision-making for hepatitis B vaccinations for newborns.
U.S. Threatens E.U. Over Tech Crackdown
The U.S. Trade Representative warned that it may impose countermeasures on the European Union after it fined social media platform X for engaging in alleged "deceptive" practices.
New Docs Reveal Efforts to End Clinton Foundation Probe
Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) revealed that federal investigators aimed to obstruct the probe into the Clinton Foundation during the Obama administration.
Missouri Judge Forces Rewrite of ‘Deceptive’ Education Amendment Ballot Summary
A Missouri judge ordered Secretary of State Denny Hoskins to rewrite the ballot summary for an education rights constitutional amendment.
Kraft Heinz Names New CEO Steve Cahillane Ahead of Major Split
Kraft Heinz has named Steve Cahillane as its new CEO ahead of a planned corporate split, marking a major leadership and structural shift.
Maine School Board Refuses to Back Down on Transgender Policy
The RSU 24 school board in Maine upheld a ban on transgender bathroom access and sports participation based on biological sex.
CBP Officer Fires Weapon During Road Rage Near JFK Airport
A CBP officer fired his weapon during a road rage incident near JFK Airport after a minor traffic collision.
Trump Slams Venezuela With Terror Label, Orders Oil Blockade
President Trump designated Venezuela’s regime a foreign terrorist organization and ordered a blockade of sanctioned oil tankers.
Ford’s EV Retreat Costs $19.5 Billion, Admits Defeat
Ford Motor Company announced Monday it will take a $19.5 billion charge as it retreats from its electric vehicle ambitions.
Trump Vows Pardon for Tina Peters, Can He Do It?
President Donald Trump renewed his call Monday for the release of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters.
Arizona Economic Growth 2025 Slows
Arizona’s economy is growing, but at a sluggish pace, according to a new report from the Common Sense Institute (CSI) Arizona.
Mass Deportations Slash Rent Prices, Here’s the Proof
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday that President Donald Trump’s mass deportation policy is directly helping lower housing costs for working- and lower-middle-class Americans.
Whoopi Goldberg Slams Kash Patel in Wild FBI Rant
On Tuesday’s episode of ABC’s “The View,” co-host Whoopi Goldberg lashed out at FBI Director Kash Patel, claiming even a dog would do a better job leading the bureau.
Cocaine Bust Shocks Coast Guard Veterans
A U.S. Coast Guard crew offloaded over 27,500 pounds of cocaine, worth approximately $203 million, in San Diego on Monday.
Politicizing the Nativity: An Assault on the Sacred
In Dallas, Texas, the Oak Lawn United Methodist Church has once again thrust itself into the spotlight with a nativity scene that bears little resemblance to the biblical account of Christ's birth.
Native-Born Americans Snag Every New Job, Here’s How
A new Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) report released Tuesday shows that native-born Americans have claimed all net job growth in recent months.
FBI Lacked Probable Cause on Mar-a-Lago Raid
FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed reports that officials raised probable cause concerns with the 2022 raid on President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago.
Trump Shuts Down Entry from Terror Hotspots in New Proclamation
President Trump signed a proclamation on December 16 expanding restrictions on who may enter the United States.
Trump Cabinet Member Tells Democrat Governor to Step Down
Education Secretary Linda McMahon demanded that Governor Tim Walz (D-MN) resign from his position, citing widespread fraud in the state.
Trump Awards Border Defense Medals
President Trump awarded 13 soldiers and Marines the Mexican Border Defense Medal, created in August, to recognize soldiers involved in securing the southern border.
Kennedy Expands Infant Health Screenings
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. approved two new screenings for newborns, adding Duchenne muscular dystrophy and Metachromatic leukodystrophy, or DMD and MLD, respectively, to the list of recommended screenings.
Committee Memo Slams Dems for Twisting Epstein Case Against Trump
Staff for the House Oversight Committee's Republicans sent a memo to GOP Committee members, taking aim at Democrats' efforts to implicate President Trump in Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities.
FBI Announces Reward Amid Search for Brown Shooting Suspect
The FBI announced a $50,000 reward for information leading to the identification and arrest of the individual responsible for the shooting at Brown University.
Trump Hits BBC for Defamatory Edit
President Trump filed a defamation lawsuit against the BBC after it deceptively edited speeches made by Trump on January 6, 2021.
Texas Goes After Tech Spying on Americans
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed lawsuits against Sony, Samsung, LG, Hisense, and TCL Technology Group Corporation, alleging the companies have spied on Americans in their own homes.
Trump Designates Fentanyl as Weapon of Mass Destruction
President Donald Trump signed an executive order designating fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction.
Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino to Decide Whether to Stay at Bureau in Coming Weeks
Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino is expected to announce a decision about his future with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Chicago’s Financial Collapse Under Mayor Johnson: Washington Post Warns City ‘Lost Its Mind’
The Washington Post warns Chicago has “lost its mind” financially under Mayor Brandon Johnson, citing risky tax plans.
AOC’s Puerto Rico Luxury Trip Ignites Hypocrisy Backlash for ‘Socialist’ Brand
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s nearly $50,000 campaign spending on luxury hotels, dining, and a venue in Puerto Rico has reignited criticism.
Gen-Z College Crisis: Elite Students Flood Disability Offices to Compete in Hard Job Market
Elite college students are increasingly seeking disability accommodations amid intense job market competition.
CEO’s Tough Love: McDonald’s Leader Says ‘Nobody Cares About Your Career’
McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski says “nobody cares about your career as much as you do” in a blunt Instagram video.
NYC Casino Shockwave, Billion-Dollar Bets Approved
New York is officially going all-in on downstate casinos after the state Gaming Commission voted Monday to approve three Las Vegas-style casino projects in the New York City area.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Catholic Ruling Shocks Tax Critics
Catholic Charities in Wisconsin will not be required to pay unemployment taxes after a ruling Monday by the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which found that the religious nonprofit is eligible for a statutory religious exemption.
GOP’s Bold New Healthcare Bill Slashes Premiums
The House Republican alternative to Obamacare — called the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act.
Brown University Gun-Free Zone Ends in Deadly Chaos
As the investigation continues into Saturday’s mass shooting at Brown University that left two dead and nine wounded.
North Korea Confirms Shocking Role in Ukraine War
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un held a lavish welcome-back ceremony this weekend for soldiers returning from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, publicly acknowledging the regime’s military role in the war and praising troops for their work in mine-clearing operations.
Clintons Defy Subpoena in Epstein Probe, Showdown Looms
The House Oversight Committee, led by Chairman James Comer (R-KY), is moving closer to holding Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress as both continue to resist subpoenas demanding in-person depositions related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
Netanyahu Blasts Australian PM After Bondi Beach Terror Attack
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sharply criticized Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Sunday following a horrific terrorist attack at a Hanukkah event in Sydney that left 15 dead, including a 10-year-old girl.
Hunter Biden Disbarred in Connecticut
A Connecticut judge disbarred Hunter Biden for violating the state's attorney general policies.
House Report Unmasks D.C. Police Data Corruption
The House Oversight Committee released a new report detailing concerns about crime data manipulation in Washington, D.C.
Lee Zeldin Shares Skin Cancer Journey
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced that he beat skin cancer.
Newsom Hires CDC Official Removed by Kennedy
Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) announced a state-led initiative to modernize health infrastructure, hiring former CDC Director Dr. Susan Monarez and CDC Chief Medical Officer Dr. Debra Houry for the effort.
Mexico Delivers on Water Deal
The United States and Mexico reached an understanding where Mexico will meet its obligations under the 1944 Water Treaty.
White House Brings Back ‘Merry Christmas’ with Patriotic Honors
The White House unveiled its "Merry Christmas, America" website, an effort highlighting contributions that have shaped the nation.
Trump Admin Launches ‘Elite’ Tech Force to Secure Nation’s Future
The Trump administration launched a "Tech Force" initiative to accelerate the development and adoption of artificial intelligence.
Nicaragua Bans Tourists from Bringing Bibles
Tourists visiting Nicaragua are no longer permitted to carry Bibles into the country.
Conservative Defeats Chilean Communist
Conservative José Antonio Kast has been elected Chile's next president, defeating Communist Party candidate Jeannette Jara.
Extremists Caught Plotting LA Bombings
Federal authorities thwarted a potential terror threat over the weekend, Fox News reports.
Pro-Life Students at University of Southern Maine Targeted with Threats, Campus Harassment
A newly formed pro-life student group at the University of Southern Maine reports sustained harassment from other students.
Amherst College Orientation Called ‘Disgusting’ After Mandatory Explicit Performance
Amherst College draws criticism after a mandatory orientation performance featured students mimicking explicit sex acts.
Treasury Says ‘Very Large’ Tax Refunds Could Hit Americans Early Next Year
Senior economic officials say American taxpayers may see unusually large federal tax refunds in the first quarter of 2026.
Trump Urges Jewish Americans to ‘Celebrate Proudly’ After Deadly Bondi Beach Attack
President Trump urges Jewish Americans to celebrate Hanukkah proudly after the deadly antisemitic Bondi Beach shooting.
Bondi Beach Terrorists Were Father and Son With Legally Owned Guns Despite Strict Australian Laws
Two suspected terrorists who carried out the deadly Bondi Beach attack in Sydney, Australia, were a father and his 24-year-old son, both legally licensed...
Brown University Shooting Suspect Nabbed After Campus Carnage
A suspect is in custody following a deadly shooting at Brown University on Saturday that left two people dead and nine others wounded during final exams.
North Carolina State Budget Chaos, Tax Fight Freezes Deal
North Carolina lawmakers return to Raleigh this week still without agreement on a state budget nearly six months after the legal deadline passed.
Rand Paul Warns Redistricting Could Spark Political Violence
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) issued a stark warning on NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday, suggesting that extreme partisan redistricting efforts could provoke civil unrest.
Trump Torches Sadiq Khan in Migration Showdown
President Donald Trump reignited his longstanding feud with London Mayor Sadiq Khan this week, accusing the far-left mayor of destroying the city through failed leadership and mass migration policies.
Fernando Mendoza Heisman Bombshell Stuns Fans
Fernando Mendoza, once an overlooked transfer quarterback from Cal, made history Saturday night by winning the 2025 Heisman Trophy.
United 777 Engine Failure Sparks Mid-Air Chaos and Fire
Federal investigators are reviewing a serious aviation incident after a United Airlines Boeing 777-200 lost an engine during takeoff Saturday at Dulles International Airport, igniting a brushfire along the runway.
Zelenskyy NATO Ukraine Russia Deal Stuns Allies
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated Sunday that Ukraine is prepared to drop its long-standing bid to join NATO in exchange for concrete Western security.
Mass Shooting at Brown University Leaves Campus on Lockdown
Brown University was placed on lockdown after reports of an active shooter during finals week, prompting a large police response.
Protests Erupt Outside Army-Navy Game as President Trump Attends
Protests broke out Saturday outside M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore as President Trump attended the 126th annual Army-Navy football game, a storied rivalry celebrating...
Trump Administration Redirects Amtrak Executive Bonuses to Frontline Workers
The Trump administration redirected Amtrak’s executive bonuses to fund $900 holiday bonuses for over 18,000 frontline workers.
Arizona State Board of Education Votes to Strip DEI Language to Comply With Trump’s Executive Order
The Arizona State Board of Education voted this week to begin removing DEI language from the state’s classroom standards.
Conservative Student Leaders Driven Off Campus by Death Threats at Olivet Nazarene University
Turning Point USA student leaders at Olivet Nazarene University were forced off campus after receiving death threats.
Bill Gates Slams Trump Over Foreign Aid Cuts
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates claimed this week that cuts to U.S. foreign aid during President Donald Trump’s administration.
Congress Blows Off Government Funding Deadline
With less than two months remaining before a potential government shutdown, Congress has made little progress on passing the remaining nine annual appropriations bills.
Antifa Threats Explode as Let’s Go Washington Pushes Back
The FBI has alerted organizers of a pro-family campaign in Washington State that Antifa-affiliated groups are threatening violence and disruption at a signature gathering event in Tumwater this Saturday.
Bobby Pulido Congress Bid Hit by Explicit Posts
Bobby Pulido, a Latin Grammy-winning Tejano singer now running for Congress in Texas, is under scrutiny as past social media posts.
ISIS Ambush in Syria Sparks Fierce Trump Warning
President Donald Trump pledged a forceful response Saturday after two U.S. Army soldiers and a civilian interpreter were killed in a deadly ambush by an ISIS gunman in Syria.
ATM Bombing Arrest Texas, Feds Uncover Explosives Lab
Federal agents shut down a bomb-making operation in San Antonio on Friday, arresting a career criminal accused of using homemade explosives to violently breach ATM machines at local banks.
Economic Boom 2026 Forecast, Is a Paycheck Surge Coming?
Economic growth is poised to surge in the first half of 2026, senior White House adviser Jason Miller said on Breitbart News Saturday.
Syria Jewish Group Recognition Shocks World
In a stunning shift, Syria’s transitional government has officially recognized the Jewish Heritage in Syria Foundation (JHS), making it the first Jewish organization registered in the country since its independence in the 1940s.
NASCAR Caves, Permanent Charters Secured After Jordan’s Lawsuit
NASCAR has agreed to grant permanent charters to racing teams—including one co-owned by basketball legend Michael Jordan.
Trump Slams Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal, Obama Power Grab?
Netflix is pursuing a blockbuster acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery that would create the most powerful streaming conglomerate in U.S. history, controlling approximately 139 million domestic subscribers.
Trump AI Executive Order Shocks States, DEI Mandates Blocked!
President Donald Trump signed a sweeping executive order Thursday to establish a national framework for AI regulation.
Trump Gambling Winnings Tax Bombshell, Tax‑Free Possibility?
President Donald Trump signaled he may consider ending federal taxes on gambling winnings during recent remarks made aboard Air Force One.
Ronald Exantus Child Killer Walks Free, And It’s Happening Again
An Indiana man who confessed to fatally stabbing a six-year-old Kentucky boy during a home invasion was released from prison just 10 years into a 20-year sentence.
Sherrone Moore Criminal Charges Rock Michigan Football
Michigan football program rocked by criminal charges against former head coach Sherrone Moore after prosecutor detailed disturbing behavior, including threatening self‑harm with scissors in front of alleged former mistress.
DOJ Goes After 2020 Election Ballots
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing Fulton County, Georgia, to access records relating to the 2020 election.
China’s Rare Earth Stronghold Threatened in U.S.-Led Agreement
The United States gathered several other countries to sign an agreement countering China's dominance in the rare earth minerals.
Major Financial Groups Accused of Debanking
Nine major banks have been found to have engaged in debanking practices, according to a report by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).
New York Faces Ultimatum with Millions on the Line
Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned New York that the state has 30 days to comply with new rules surrounding non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses (CDL) or face losing millions of dollars in federal highway funding.
DHS Cracks Down, Terminating TPS for Ethiopians
The Department of Homeland Security ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Ethiopians living in the United States.
Omar Scandal Reignites as Trump Calls Out Congresswoman’s Questionable Past
The continued scandal around Rep. Ilhan Omar's questionable marital history resurfaced this week after President Donald Trump blasted Omar during a rally in Mount Pocono, Penn., sharpening national attention on long-standing concerns surrounding her past.
Trump’s Chief of Staff One of ‘World’s Most Powerful Women’
White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has been listed as one of Forbes' "World's Most Powerful Women" for 2025.
Democrat Rep Sparks Firestorm, Demands Noem Resign During Homeland Security Hearing
A routine House Homeland Security Committee hearing erupted into political theater Thursday when Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS) opened the proceedings by calling on Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to resign.
Trump Order Launches AI Rules for Nation
President Trump signed an order on December 11, bolstering the nation's artificial intelligence development.
Abraham Accords Allies Could Help U.S. Break Dangerous Drug Dependence on China, Report Says
America’s biggest vulnerability to China may not be military hardware or cyber intrusions — it may be sitting in the nation’s medicine cabinets.
Trump’s Redistricting Push Stalls in Stunning Indiana Map Defeat After GOP Revolt
A surprising Indiana map defeat dealt a major setback to President Donald Trump on Thursday as the Indiana Senate rejected a redistricting plan that would have added two new GOP-leaning congressional districts.
Stunning Breakthrough: Israel’s New Iron Beam Weapon Redefines Modern Defense
Israel’s unveiling of its next-generation Iron Beam laser defense system comes as the country reports a record-setting $15 billion in arms sales for 2024 — a reminder that, despite global criticism, democratic nations continue turning to Israel for battlefield-proven security solutions.
Florida Takes On Coffee Chain’s Hiring Practices
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit against Starbucks, accusing the chain of engaging in discriminatory hiring practices.
DoorDash Driver Caught on Camera in Shocking Food Tampering Scare
A disturbing food tampering scare in Evansville, Indiana, has prompted a criminal investigation after viral doorbell footage appeared to show a DoorDash delivery driver pepper-spraying a customer’s Arby’s order.
Carville Turns on Fellow Democrat, Says Crockett Violates ‘Voter-First Politics’ in Senate Bid
Democratic strategist James Carville sharply criticized Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s Senate ambitions on his latest podcast, warning that her approach violates what he called essential voter-first politics.
U.S. Mint Unveils Designs for 250th Coins
The U.S. Mint unveiled designs for the coins honoring the nation's 250th anniversary.
Trump Pardons Tina Peters
President Trump announced that he pardoned former Colorado county clerk Tina Peters, who was convicted of election interference in 2024.
Kirk Cameron Denies Eternal Hell—But Jesus Didn’t
Actor and podcaster Kirk Cameron ignited a theological firestorm this week after announcing that he no longer believes in Hell as a place of eternal...
WA AG Ballot Initiative Bombshell, 11,000 Hours
The Washington State Attorney General’s Office (AGO) billed over 11,000 staff hours fighting the federal government in the eight months following the 2024 election.
Charlie Kirk Assassination Court Erupts in Secrecy Showdown
Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, made his first in-person court appearance Thursday, nearly three months after the fatal shooting at Utah Valley University.
Teen Sextortion Tragedy Shocks America, The Bryce Tate Story
A 15‑year‑old West Virginia boy, Bryce Tate of Cross Lanes, died by suicide in November just three hours after receiving a barrage of threatening sextortion messages from an online predator.
Disney OpenAI Deal Lets AI Hijack Mickey & Marvel
Disney has announced a $1 billion strategic investment in OpenAI that will give generative‑AI users access to more than 200 of Disney’s most beloved characters for use in AI‑generated video and storytelling.
Trump’s Religious Freedom Nominee Blocked, Christians Left Waiting
President Donald Trump is urging the Senate to confirm his nominee for Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom.
Erika Kirk Confronts Online Attacks After Husband’s Tragic Death
Erika Kirk publicly pushed back against conspiracy theories surrounding the death of her husband, Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
BLM-Aligned Crockett’s Senate Bid Sparks Celebration
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) publicly celebrated Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s (D-TX) entry into the Texas Senate race.
BLM Leader Indicted in Shocking $2.3M Fraud Scheme
A federal grand jury has indicted Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson, executive director of Black Lives Matter Oklahoma City.
Grand Jury Will Not Indict Letitia James
A federal grand jury will not indict New York Attorney General Letitia James for mortgage fraud.
House Tanks Trump Impeachment Effort
Rep. Al Green's (D-TX) effort to impeach President Trump failed on Thursday, with several Democrats voting alongside Republicans to table the articles.
More than 2.5 Million Illegals Out of the U.S.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that more than 2.5 million illegal immigrants have left the United States.
Walz’s Somali Promise Sparks Backlash as Fraud Scandal Deepens
The Somali fraud scandal continues to shake Minnesota politics as Gov. Tim Walz faces mounting scrutiny for pledging to bring more Somali migrants into the state while a massive welfare fraud scheme—carried out by Somalis living in Minnesota—unfolded under his administration.
AI Leaders Listed as TIME’s Person of the Year
TIME Magazine listed artificial intelligence leaders as the "person of the year" for 2025, naming them under the collective title, "Architects of AI."
Wes Moore Thesis Controversy Explodes: New Questions Hit 2028 Democrat Hopeful
The growing controversy has put Maryland governor Wes Moore under an unwelcome spotlight as he emerges as a potential contender for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination.
Subsidy Rebellion Rocks House as Moderates Buck GOP Leaders on Obamacare Fight
A group of moderate House Republicans launched a subsidy rebellion against their own leadership this week, filing a discharge petition to force a vote on extending enhanced Obamacare subsidies that expire at year’s end.
NATO Chief Urges Wartime Preparation
NATO Chief Mark Rutte urged ally countries to make wartime preparations, declaring that the entity is "Russia's next target."
Map Backfire? Democrat Retires After SCOTUS Upholds GOP Redistricting
The Supreme Court’s decision to uphold Texas’ new congressional boundaries has prompted Rep. Lloyd Doggett to retire, a development he says could lead to a surprising map backfire for Republicans.
Boeing Fleet Breakthrough: Trump’s DHS Unveils Aggressive Deportation Upgrade
The Trump administration’s new Boeing fleet marks a major escalation in federal deportation capabilities as the Department of Homeland Security finalized a deal to purchase Boeing 737 planes dedicated to removal operations.
Australia’s Youth Ban Sparks Global Debate Over Kids on Social Media
Australia has begun enforcing a nationwide youth ban on major social media platforms, marking one of the world’s toughest online safety crackdowns.
Democrat Agrees America is ‘Great Satan’
Rep. Hank Johnson (D-GA) described the United States as the "Great Satan" during a recent podcast appearance with radio host Dean Obeidallah on the "Dean Obeidallah Show."
Tanker Seizure Shocks Regime Backers in Bold U.S. Operation
A newly released video of the U.S. tanker seizure shows federal agents storming a Venezuelan crude vessel in a rare enforcement action not seen since 2014.
Reverend Compares ICE Agents to Christ’s Betrayer
A reverend compared immigration enforcement agents to Judas, the betrayer of Jesus in the Bible.
California Land Militarized to Fight Illegal Crossings
The Trump administration will transfer hundreds of acres of land in California to the Department of the Navy as part of a border security effort.
White House Unveils ‘Trump Gold Card’
President Donald Trump launched the "Gold Card" designed to accelerate the U.S. visa process.
Abrego Garcia Out of ICE Custody
U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis ordered Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to release Kilmar Abrego Garcia to be released from custody.
The Origin of the Creative Mind: Why Flexibility Produces Genius
If there is one quality that consistently distinguishes creative geniuses from the merely competent, it is flexibility. Not talent. Not education. Not even intelligence. Scripture itself affirms this principle: “Where there is no counsel, the people fall; but in the multitude of counselors there is safety” (Proverbs 11:14). Flexibility of mind—the ability to adapt, reassess, and adjust—is wisdom in motion. A rigid mind resists reality; a flexible mind works with it. Creative genius begins where humility and adaptability meet.
Professors Push Radical Shield for Pro-Hamas Foreign Nationals
A national faculty coalition is urging the federal government to block visa revocations for non-citizens who express support for Hamas.
Drexel Forces ‘Antiracism’ and CRT Into Medical Ethics — Critics Cry Foul
Drexel University College of Medicine (Drexel MED) now requires medical students to complete an “Antiracism in Healthcare” module.
Americans Rush to Claim Their Share of Google’s $700M Payout
Learn who qualifies for the $700 million Google settlement, how payments will be issued, and what steps consumers may need to take.
GOP Revolt Fizzles as House Approves Massive $901B Defense Bill
The House approves a $901 billion defense bill after a short-lived GOP revolt fades, advancing major Pentagon funding.
North Carolina Medicaid Reimbursement Reversal
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has reversed controversial Medicaid reimbursement cuts that began on October 1.
Southern Transitional Council Seizes Yemen’s Oil South
The civil war in Yemen is on the verge of reigniting after the Southern Transitional Council (STC), a powerful secessionist faction, seized control of two major provinces in the country’s south.
Trump $12B Farm Aid Bombshell to Win Rural America Back
President Donald Trump convened a roundtable at the White House on Wednesday, December 10, where he unveiled a new $12 billion aid package aimed at supporting American farmers.
Assimilation vs. Clan Loyalty, Will America Break Apart?
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a former refugee from Somalia, argues that the United States must insist on full cultural assimilation for new immigrants.
Guatemala Deploys Kaibiles After Mexican Cartel Raiders
Guatemala has deployed its elite Kaibiles special forces to its northern border with Mexico following a violent incursion by Mexican cartel gunmen into several rural communities.
Obamacare Subsidy Fraud Exposed, Huge Hearing Set
The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Oversight, in conjunction with the Subcommittee on the Administrative State, Regulatory Reform, and Antitrust, will hold a highly anticipated hearing.
China Huarong Executive Bribery Scandal Ends in Execution
The Chinese government executed Bai Tianhui, a former high-ranking executive at China Huarong International Holdings, after multiple appeals failed to overturn his death sentence.
DHS Site Shows Migrants Removed from Local Communities
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the launch of a new webpage showing Americans some of the criminal aliens arrested in their communities.
Hacker Charged in Plot to Attack U.S. Water Supply
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced that a Ukrainian national has been charged in connection to a plot to attack the nation's public water infrastructure.
FDA Expands COVID Vaccine-Linked Death Probe
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is investigating whether COVID-19 vaccines are linked to adult deaths.
Federal Reserve Cuts Rates
The Federal Reserve cut rates by an expected quarter-point on Wednesday, placing the new range at 3.5%-3.75% after a 9-3 vote.
Nuclear Revival Surge: Trump Launches Massive Energy Push
The Trump administration moved to accelerate a nuclear revival this week as the Department of Energy prepared financing for up to 10 new nuclear reactors, signaling the most aggressive federal support for nuclear power in decades.
Jack Smith Launches Law Firm with Trump Case Veterans
Former special counsel Jack Smith is launching a new law firm with those who helped him in his investigation of President Trump.
Media Fallout Explodes as Disgraced Journalist, Lowery Accuses Crockett Skeptics of Racism
Disgraced journalist Wesley Lowery reentered public view this week, stirring new media fallout after praising Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s Senate bid and accusing critics of racism.
New Effort Pulls U.S. Out of NATO
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) announced an effort to pull the United States out of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
Texas Midterms Heat Up: Controversial Paster Enters Race to Fill Crockett’s Congressional Seat
Dallas pastor Frederick Haynes, known for praising Louis Farrakhan as a “great” man and criticizing Israel one day after the Hamas October 7 terror attacks, has entered the race to replace Rep. Jasmine Crockett in Texas’s 30th Congressional District.
Judge Shuts Down Trump’s National Guard Move
A federal judge ordered President Trump to cease the deployment of the California National Guard in Los Angeles.
Trump Torches Crockett’s Senate Bid, as a ‘Republican Gift’ in High-Stakes Texas Race
President Donald Trump dismissed Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s Senate bid as a republican gift, arguing that her entry into the 2026 Texas race only strengthens the GOP’s position in a state Democrats have failed to flip for decades.
More Epstein Grand Jury Docs Ordered Released
A federal judge ordered the release of grand jury materials of the 2019 federal investigation against Jeffrey Epstein.
Expert Blames ‘High Trust State’ Culture for Minnesota’s Explosive Fraud Scandal
A leading immigration analyst says Minnesota’s massive fraud scandal unfolded in part because the state operates as a high trust state, creating an environment where oversight lagged, and bad actors exploited taxpayer-funded programs with ease.
Illinois Law Shields Migrants from ICE Activities
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed a bill limiting the activities of federal immigration agents.
Miami Mayoral Election Delivers GOP Stark Electoral Warning Sign
Democrats scored a rare win in deep-red Florida on Tuesday, delivering a major warning sign for Republicans as Democrat Eileen Higgins defeated Trump-backed Republican Emilio Gonzalez in Miami’s mayoral runoff, according to the Associated Press.
Michigan Democrat Attempts to Oust RFK Jr.
A Democratic representative filed articles of impeachment against Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., claiming he has failed in his position.
Family’s Lawsuit Sparks New Scrutiny on Cruise Over-Serving After Death Aboard Royal Caribbean
A new lawsuit is raising serious questions about cruise overserving after the family of Michael Virgil, 35, sued Royal Caribbean over his death aboard the Navigator of the Seas.
Loyalty: A Forgotten Biblical Virtue
In a culture obsessed with personal fulfillment, flexibility, and perpetual options, loyalty has been quietly downgraded. Today it is often treated as emotional attachment—something offered as long as conditions remain favorable, benefits continue, or feelings are affirmed. Scripture presents a far more demanding, sobering vision. Biblically, loyalty is not sentimentality. It is covenant faithfulness.
University’s $400K ‘Dignity Index’ Raises Big Questions About Speech Policing
The University of Utah now spends roughly $400,000 each year on a new project called the Dignity Index, a system designed to score speech.
Brigitte Macron Faces Firestorm After Leaked Video Shows Her Insulting Protesters
A leaked video showing Brigitte Macron using a censored insult toward feminist protesters has sparked national backlash.
Ohio Surgeon Indicted After Allegedly Forcing Abortion Pills on Sleeping Girlfriend
An Ohio surgeon has been indicted after allegedly forcing abortion pills into his sleeping girlfriend’s mouth.
Trump Approval Surges as Republicans Unite Around Affordability Agenda
President Trump’s job approval has climbed as Republican voters signal strong support for his affordability-focused policy agenda.
US Fighter Jets Deploy After Venezuelan Aircraft Make Closest Approach Yet
The U.S. has deployed fighter jets after Venezuelan aircraft made their closest-known approach to a U.S. asset.
Illinois 2024 Primary Ballot Shocker, Pritzker Goes Unopposed
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and his running mate Christian Mitchell will face no challengers in the upcoming Democratic primary.
Senate to Hold Hearing on Protecting Children from Online Predators
The Senate Judiciary Committee will convene on Tuesday, December 9, for a high‑stakes hearing addressing the growing danger of online predators targeting children.
Wahlberg, Stefani, Lopez Push Hallow App in Christmas Prayer Blitz
Actors Mark Wahlberg and Mario Lopez, alongside pop icon Gwen Stefani, are encouraging their fans to turn to prayer this Christmas season.
Google EU Antitrust AI Bombshell, Regulators Target Big Tech
European Union regulators launched a fresh antitrust investigation into Google on Tuesday, targeting the tech giant’s use of online content to power its artificial intelligence features.
Obamacare Subsidy Battle, Dem AGs Fight GOP’s Abortion Funding Ban
Nearly two dozen Democratic state attorneys general sent a letter Monday to congressional leaders, insisting Republicans abandon efforts to insert language barring federal taxpayer funding for abortions into the extension of Obamacare premium subsidies.
GOP Women Revolt Brewing, MTG Speaks Out
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) leveled sharp criticism at House Speaker Mike Johnson during an appearance on CNN’s The Situation Room Tuesday.
Trump Orders Vaccine Schedule Shake-Up, Dr. Oz Responds
Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, has voiced full support for President Donald Trump’s recent directive to reassess the United States’ childhood vaccine schedule.
From Patriotism to Pandering: The History of Flags in Schools and the Pushback Against Division
Flags have long served as potent symbols of identity, allegiance, and unity, dating back to ancient civilizations where banners rallied troops and marked territories. In the American context, the Stars and Stripes emerged during the Revolutionary War as a beacon of independence and shared purpose. But when it comes to public schools, the tradition of flying the American flag isn't just decorative—it's rooted in a deliberate effort to forge national cohesion amid diversity and division.
Report Finds Large Number of Britons Leaving Christianity
The number of Britons leaving Christianity for other religions or spirituality is on the rise, a recent study from the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life found.
Court Pauses Ban on Trans Troop Dismissal
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit paused a lower court's ruling preventing the Trump administration's ban on transgender-identifying troops.
Student’s Tribute to Charlie Kirk Removed by School
A family in North Carolina has filed a lawsuit against the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education, arguing that the district violated the student's constitutional rights after censoring a tribute to Charlie Kirk.
Kamala Harris Calls Herself a ‘Historic Figure’
Former Vice President Kamala Harris described herself as a "historic figure" during an interview with The New York Times, saying that Congress will honor her with a marble bust.
Hegseth Updates Warfighting with AI Military Platform
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced that the military now has an artificial intelligence platform.
Safety Team Appointment Sparks Outrage as Mamdani Taps Convicted Robber to Lead on Public Safety
Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s controversial safety team appointment is drawing sharp backlash after he selected formerly incarcerated rapper and activist Mysonne Linen to serve on his City Hall transition team for public safety and criminal justice.
Republicans Target Globalist Tax
Vermont's Winooski School District raised the Somali flag on Monday.
Travel Warning: CDC Sounds Alarm as Americans Face Surge in Untreatable Mosquito Disease Abroad
A new travel warning from federal health officials is raising concerns for Americans planning trips overseas, as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cautions against outbreaks of an untreatable mosquito-borne virus across several countries.
SCOTUS Delivers Blow to Forced Vaccines in Schools
The U.S. Supreme Court vacated a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit that allowed New York to force Amish schoolchildren to be vaccinated.
Maintained Presence: Congress Moves to Block Pentagon Troop Cuts in Europe
A new Europe cuts provision in Congress’ 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) would stop the Pentagon from significantly reducing U.S. troop levels in Europe and South Korea, signaling bipartisan concern over deterrence and allied stability.
EU Creates Hubs to Remove Migrants
Countries in the European Union agreed to simplify the process of returning illegal immigrants from third-world countries.
‘We Feel Less Safe’: Charlotte on Edge After Second Transit Stabbing by Previously Deported Migrant
Charlotte residents say their city is becoming more dangerous — and the numbers back them up.
Florida Designates Muslim Groups as Terrorist Entities
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) announced that his state designated the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) as foreign terrorist organizations.
Zelensky Demands Clear Guarantees in Trump Peace Deal Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Monday that a major question still hangs over the Trump administration’s push for a cease-fire agreement to end Russia’s nearly four-year invasion: what concrete security guarantees Ukraine will receive if Moscow attacks again.
Ghislaine Maxwell Records to Be Unsealed
A federal judge ruled that the Department of Justice can unseal records against Ghislaine Maxwell weeks after President Trump signed a law ordering files to be released.
Club America Push: Abbott Launches Major Initiative in Texas Schools
A bold new Club America initiative is taking shape in Texas as Gov. Greg Abbott announced plans to expand Turning Point USA’s high school chapters into every district statewide—while warning school officials not to stand in the way.
Senate Bid Shake-Up: Crockett’s Run Rocks Texas Democrat Primary
Far-left Rep. Jasmine Crockett officially launched her Texas senate campaign on Monday, filing her paperwork just hours before the deadline and announcing that she wants “a bigger voice.”
Princeton in Hot Water Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms: Title IX Complaint Filed
Princeton University faces a Title IX complaint over gender-neutral bathrooms, accused of violating sex-based protections
California Regulators Defend Troubled Solar Plant as Reliability Concerns Grow
California regulators voted to keep the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System online, despite inefficiencies and reliance on natural gas.
Mizzou Professor Cleared After Baseless Racism Complaint Over Routine Academic Request
A University of Missouri professor was cleared of wrongdoing after being accused of racism for asking a student for an update on her work.
Congress Rushes To Stop Pentagon From Slashing U.S. Troops Overseas
Congress moves to block Pentagon plans to cut U.S. troop levels in Europe and South Korea, adding strict oversight requirements.
ABC Stuns Viewers With New Jimmy Kimmel Deal After Major Backlash
ABC renews Jimmy Kimmel’s contract through 2027 despite controversy and suspension, signaling continued network support.
Sound Transit Federal Way Launch Stuns Riders After Years
Sound Transit’s new light‑rail extension to Federal Way officially opened this week, adding three stations after a five‑year construction process delayed by engineering and safety challenges.
SAFE-T Act Backlash Explodes, Cops Under Attack in Illinois
A wave of violence against police officers in Illinois has reignited criticism of the state's controversial SAFE-T Act.
Angus King Sounds Alarm on Caribbean Strike
Senator Angus King (I-ME) is calling for the full release of military footage related to a deadly U.S. drone strike in the Caribbean Sea.
Michael Rapaport Rages at Celebs Defending Terrorist, Barghouti
Comedian and actor Michael Rapaport unleashed a fiery tirade this week after dozens of Hollywood celebrities signed a petition demanding the release of convicted Palestinian terrorist Marwan Barghouti.
Somali Flag Flown at Vermont School Sparks National Firestorm
A Vermont school district ignited national controversy Friday by raising the Somali flag on school grounds, just days after President Donald Trump warned about the dangers of unchecked refugee programs.
2026 NDAA Bill Unleashed, Peace Through Strength Agenda
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) released the final text of the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) on Sunday.
Chechen Leader Threatens Zelenskyy After Drone Strike Near His Home
Chechen leader Kadyrov threatened Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy after a drone strike near his home, echoing earlier assassination plots.
Consumer Inflation Expectations Steady
U.S. consumers continue to expect stable inflation over the coming year, while confidence in job security is showing signs of improvement.
Netflix’s Mega-Merger: A Double-Edged Sword for Hollywood’s Future
In a blockbuster announcement that has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, Netflix revealed on December 5, 2025, its plan to acquire Warner Bros. and its associated assets, including HBO Max, from Warner Bros. Discovery in a deal valued at approximately $82.7 billion in enterprise value, or $72 billion in equity. This move, which would unite Netflix's global streaming dominance with Warner's storied library of franchises like Harry Potter, DC Comics, and HBO's prestige series, promises to reshape Hollywood in profound ways.
University Pays Millions for Religious Discrimination
The University of Colorado (CU) will pay $10.3 million in a settlement surrounding its discrimination against students during its COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Melania Trump Spreads Christmas Joy with Military Families
First Lady Melania Trump visited Marine Corps Base Quantico to honor military families and their children as part of a partnership with Toys for Tots and the Toy Association.
Paramount Fires Back as Netflix Aims to Take Warner Bros.
Paramount has launched an effort to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, advertising it as a "superior alternative to the Netflix transaction."
Thailand Launches Airstrikes on Cambodia Weeks After Peace Deal
Thailand launched air strikes along its border with Cambodia on Monday just weeks after the two countries signed a peace agreement led by President Trump.
Legal Breach Bombshell: Watchdog Report Exposes CAIR Action
A new investigation alleges a sweeping legal breach by CAIR Action, accusing the group of operating nationwide without the licenses, registrations, or legal authority required in any of the 22 states where it solicits funds or conducts political work.
Alina Habba Resigns as Top Federal New Jersey Prosecutor
Acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba announced that she is resigning from her position after a federal appeals court found she was disqualified from her role.
ICE Explodes on Illinois as Criminals Walk Free
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons sent a letter to Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul, demanding that he honor the ICE arrest detainers of the thousands of illegal immigrants in the state.
Illegal Alien Rampage: Nebraska Officers Wounded in Violent Shootout
An illegal alien armed suspect wounded four Omaha officers during a gas station shootout after allegedly firing on a 61-year-old man in an earlier, unprovoked attack, according to Nebraska authorities.
Deadly Travel Warning: Trump Renews Urgent Venezuela Alert as Narco-Terror Threat Grows
The United States has renewed its highest-level travel warning for Venezuela, citing extreme dangers tied to terrorism, kidnapping, violent crime and the collapse of basic services.
California City Cancels Christmas Parade Over ICE Fears
The Milpas Street Holiday Parade in Santa Barbara, California, has been canceled after organizers argued that federal immigration agents could target attendees.
Park Access Shake-Up: Trump’s New Free-Entry Calendar Sparks Debate
A park access overhaul is coming in 2026 as President Trump’s administration adds his June 14 birthday to the national park fee-free calendar while removing Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth.
DC Police Chief Resigns
Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that Police Chief Pamela Smith will be stepping down from her position.
Venezuela Military Warning: Experts Say Maduro’s Forces Weakened Behind the Illusion of Strength
A Venezuela military assessment from international experts shows a regime projecting power while struggling with corruption, decay and instability, raising new questions as tensions rise between Washington and Nicolás Maduro.
Trump Fumes as Pardoned Lawmaker Launches Democratic Campaign
Texas Rep. Henry Cuellar launched a reelection campaign as a Democrat despite receiving a pardon from President Donald Trump.
‘Charlie Kirk’ Tops Google Search for 2025
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder Charlie Kirk was the top trending Google search for 2025, the company announced.
Fabergé Pendant Heist: Suspect, Police Wait Six Days for Priceless Bowel Movement
A Fabergé pendant stolen from a New Zealand jewelry store has been recovered after police waited six days for a suspected thief to pass the item naturally while in custody.
Somali Fraud Fallout: Omar Pushes Back as Scrutiny Intensifies
The Somali Fraud scandal continues to draw national attention as Rep. Ilhan Omar voiced frustration over how the “Feeding Our Future” scheme is being framed, arguing that Somalis were victimized as taxpayers who lost potential support from the program.
Atheism Has a Physics Problem: A Deep Dive into Science, Faith, and the Nature of Reality
We live in an extraordinary era. Science and technology are advancing at a breathtaking pace—uncovering invisible dimensions, entangling particles across vast distances, and probing the fundamental structure of reality itself. Yet in a culture addicted to speed, spectacle, and short attention spans, many of these discoveries go largely unnoticed.
Violent Sticker Wave at UW–Madison Spurs Police Probe
Students at University of Wisconsin–Madison discovered a fresh wave of violent, politically charged stickers strewn across campus.
Digital Gold Rush: Data Centers Reshaping Small-Town America
Data centers are rapidly reshaping small-town America as tech giants buy land, consume massive power supplies.
Christian Pastors Lead 1,000-Strong Mission to Israel in Stand Against Antisemitism
Over 1,000 Christian pastors traveled to Israel in a historic mission to support the Jewish state, confront rising antisemitism.
NYC Mayor-Elect Urges Immigrants to Evade ICE in Controversial Video
NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani faces backlash after releasing a video urging immigrants to evade ICE, raising concerns about public safety.
Murder Suspect on the Run After Daring Jail Escape in Louisiana
Authorities in Louisiana are intensifying their search for the last of three inmates who staged a dramatic escape from the St. Landry Parish Jail using tied bed sheets and a crumbling jail wall.
Charlotte Stabbing Horror, Illegal Immigrant Charged in Rail Attack
Charlotte was thrust back into the national spotlight Friday after a man illegally in the country was arrested in connection with a brutal stabbing aboard the city’s light rail system.
Scalise Targets Obamacare, GOP Unveils Bold Health Reform
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise announced Friday that House Republicans will soon introduce a series of healthcare bills aimed at bringing down costs that have soared under Obamacare.
Friedrich Merz Files 5,000 Insult Complaints, Free Speech Threat
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has reportedly filed thousands of criminal complaints against citizens for online insults, raising alarm over the state of free speech...
Tim Walz Fraud Scandal Explodes, $1B Theft Rocks Minnesota
A massive fraud scandal involving up to $1 billion in stolen federal nutrition funds is threatening to derail Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s political future.
Pepper Spray Robbery Triggers Panic, 21 Injured
A violent robbery at London’s Heathrow Airport on Sunday caused panic and travel disruptions after pepper spray was released in a Terminal 3 parking garage.
AI-Fueled Stalker Indicted, ChatGPT Helped Him Hunt Victims
Federal prosecutors say a Pittsburgh man accused of stalking at least 11 women across more than five states relied on ChatGPT as a “therapist” and “best friend” that reinforced his dangerous behavior.
Trump’s Leadership Sends Kennedy Center Fundraising to Historic Highs
Under President Trump’s leadership, the Kennedy Center nearly doubled its fundraising totals, bringing in a record $23 million.
Church’s ‘ICE Was Here’ Nativity Sparks Backlash From ICE Director and Boston Archdiocese
A Massachusetts church faces backlash after displaying an “ICE was here” Nativity, drawing condemnation from ICE’s director.
India’s Russian Oil Boom Undermines Western Sanctions, Ukraine Warns
India’s continued import and re-export of Russian crude oil undercuts U.S. and EU sanctions, Ukrainian officials warn.
Jaguar Fires ‘Woke’ Rebrand Chief After Sales Crash: ‘Go Woke, Go Broke’ Comes True
Jaguar's woke rebrand led to a catastrophic 98% sales drop, resulting in the firing of longtime design chief Gerry McGovern.
UConn Professor’s F‑Bomb Rant Against Trump Voters Sparks Outrage
An immunology professor at UConn faces backlash after posting profanity‑filled attacks on Trump voters and non‑Harris voters on social media.
Texas Bathroom Law Shocks Nation, Biological Rules Now in Force
A new Texas law requiring individuals to use restrooms in public facilities that match their biological sex at birth went into effect Thursday.
Greek Foreign Minister Praises Trump, Global Peace Credit
Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis has praised President Donald Trump’s leadership on the global stage.
ICE Arrests Illegal Alien Mastermind Behind Shocking Trafficking Ring
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has apprehended an illegal alien previously convicted of operating a criminal trafficking network that exploited underage girls through coercion and threats.
Alien Hit-and-Run Horror, Woman Crushed After Biden Release
An illegal alien released into the U.S. under former President Joe Biden’s catch-and-release policies is now accused of nearly killing a Maryland woman in a head-on collision before fleeing the scene.
Trump Targets Childhood Vaccine Overload, Big Changes?
President Donald Trump has directed federal health agencies to review and potentially overhaul the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule, aiming to bring it in line with peer nations that recommend fewer vaccines for children.
Biden’s ANWR Oil Ban Crushed, Native Leaders Fire Back
Native Iñupiat leaders in Alaska are applauding Congress for overturning a Biden-era policy that restricted oil and gas development on over one million acres of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR).
Sydney Sweeney’s ‘Great Jeans’ Ad Sparks Outrage
Sydney Sweeney, star of Euphoria and Anyone But You, has issued a statement addressing the backlash to her American Eagle “Great Jeans” ad campaign. The controversy began in July when critics claimed the campaign’s wordplay.
Federal AI Regulation Moratorium, Grid and Safety Fears Win
Lawmakers are sounding the alarm over the unchecked growth of artificial intelligence and its potential strain on America's power grid, cybersecurity, and public safety.
Taiwan Bans RedNote App After $8M Scam Wave Hits Users
Taiwan has ordered a one‑year block on the Chinese social media app known internationally as RedNote (Xiaohongshu), after authorities linked the platform to a sharp rise in online fraud.
NYC Council Blocks Mayor’s Plan to Hike Rent
The New York City Council rejected Mayor Eric Adams’ plan to raise housing costs for thousands of low‑income families relying on the CityFHEPS voucher program.
Chaos at Edinburgh Airport, All Flights Suspended
Flights at Edinburgh Airport were completely grounded Friday morning due to a failure in the air traffic control system.
Netflix’s $83B Warner Bros Merger Shakes Hollywood to Its Core
Netflix has struck a massive $83 billion deal to acquire Warner Bros Discovery, a game-changing move that could dramatically reshape the global entertainment industry.
GCC Warns EU, Energy Giants May Walk Away Over New Rules
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) — which represents oil‑ and natural gas‑producing nations including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain.
Texas Fentanyl Bust Nails Felon with 37-Page Rap Sheet
Police in Lake Worth, Texas, arrested a 37-year-old man with an extensive criminal record after uncovering a large stash of suspected narcotics during a traffic stop.
DeSantis Demands AI Crackdown in ‘Bill of Rights’ Proposal
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) proposed a bill of rights for the use of artificial intelligence in order to protect Americans.
Supreme Court to Settle Birthright Debate
The Supreme Court has decided to review the constitutionality of President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship.
Epstein Grand Jury Files to be Unsealed
A federal judge allowed the release of grand jury transcripts from an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.
Americans See Savings with One Dollar Tree Campaign
The Department of the Interior announced a plan that allows Americans to save money throughout the holiday season.
European Union Fines Musk Over ‘Deceptive’ Practice
The European Commission issued a $140 million fine to Elon Musk’s X, finding the platform violated the Digital Services Act (DSA).
Trump Receives First FIFA Peace Prize
President Donald Trump received the 2025 FIFA Peace Prize at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., during the World Cup final draw.
Fraud Crisis Exposed: Walz Under Fire Over False Jail Claim
Minnesota’s unfolding fraud crisis intensified this week as governor Tim Walz faced renewed scrutiny for falsely claiming he “put people in jail” over the massive Feeding Our Future scandal.
CDC Panel Moves to End Birth-Dose Hep B Vaccine
A vaccine advisory panel for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) voted to change the recommendations for when children receive the first dose of the hepatitis B vaccine.
Trump Approves Development of Tiny Cars
President Trump approved the manufacturing of tiny cars in the United States.
‘Obedient’ Hochul Exposed in Shocking Chinese Espionage Trial Revelations
New evidence from a federal corruption trial has raised serious concerns about “obedient” Kathy Hochul and the influence foreign officials may have held over New York’s leadership.
Trump’s New World Cup Security Push Sets the Stage for 2026 Travel Surge
The United States is preparing for a historic convergence of major events in 2026, and officials say World Cup security is now at the center of federal planning.
SCOTUS Upholds Texas Redistricting Map
The Supreme Court granted Texas's request to block a federal district court that called the state's new map unconstitutional.
Russian Infiltration Alarms UK as Cargo-Ship Spies Probe Military Weaknesses
Reports from British intelligence officials have raised urgent concerns over Russian infiltration after two suspected Kremlin-linked operatives allegedly entered the United Kingdom aboard commercial cargo ships.
Katy Perry’s Presence at High-Profile Diplomatic Lunch Sparks Global Buzz
A high-visibility diplomatic lunch in Japan drew international attention after pop star Katy Perry joined former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for a meeting with former Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
White House Unveils National Security Blueprint
The White House released a new national security strategy centered on the "America First" platform, focusing on curbing illegal immigration and U.S. dominance.
Somali Fraud Scandal Rocks Omar’s Inner Circle in Stunning New Revelations
A sweeping federal investigation continues to expose new layers of the Somali Fraud scandal that has shaken Minnesota politics and placed Rep. Ilhan Omar’s district under intense scrutiny.
Son Suspected in Parents’ Shocking Double Homicide Case
The unfolding tragedy continues to grip Southern California after authorities identified the son of longtime radiologist Dr. Eric Cordes as the suspected gunman in a double homicide that left both his father and stepmother dead.
Will You Take the Chip? The New Apocalypse 666
Transhumanism has stepped out of the pages of speculative philosophy and into the bloodstream of Western culture. Born in 1957 through the writings of scientist-philosopher Julian Huxley, transhumanism argues that the human species can — and should — transcend biology by merging with advanced technologies, ultimately evolving into something “post-human.” Today, its evangelists are no longer fringe academics. They are the most powerful voices in innovation, funded by Silicon Valley, normalized through social media, and celebrated on the world stage.
Trump Drops South Africa from G20, Replaces with Poland
President Donald Trump’s administration has officially removed South Africa from participation in the upcoming G20 summit.
Nvidia CEO Warns Trump, AI Chip Export Rules Could Cripple Tech
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met with President Donald Trump on Wednesday to discuss key issues related to artificial intelligence (AI).
Safe Driving Law Act Could Strip Billions From States
Republican U.S. Rep. Mary Miller of Illinois is pushing a federal crackdown on driver licensing after state data revealed nearly 1 in 5 commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) with English‑language proficiency infractions were issued by Illinois.
Washington’s Power Grid on Brink as EV Surge Exposes Crisis
As Washington state pushes forward with its aggressive electrification agenda—including a looming 2035 ban on new gas-powered cars.
FBI and Louisiana Police Team Up, Crackdown Begins Now
Federal and state law enforcement officials have launched a joint operation in New Orleans to protect immigration agents from rising threats.
Man Sentenced for Threatening Trump After Chilling Online Rants
A New Mexico man has been sentenced to roughly 10 months in federal prison after admitting to issuing violent threats against President Donald Trump.
JD Vance Blows the Lid Off Mass Immigration’s Hidden Cost
Vice President JD Vance is renewing his warning about the direct connection between mass immigration and rising housing costs.
Hegseth Sees ‘Total Exoneration’ in Signal Probe
The Pentagon’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) released a report on War Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of Signal after investigating the matter for months.
Prime Minister Says He’ll Come to NYC Despite Mayor-Elect’s Threat
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directly confronted the escalating controversy regarding threats of arrest during an interview at the New York Times DealBook Summit, declaring that he “of course” would visit New York City despite Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s threat to have him detained.
Kennedy Investigates School Forcing Vax on Student
Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that a probe is underway after a school allegedly vaccinated a student without their parents' consent.
Trump Hosts Leaders as Fresh Congo Fighting Erupts on Eve of Ceremony
A high-stakes peace deal is taking center stage in Washington as President Donald Trump hosts the leaders of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, even while renewed fighting on the ground threatens to overshadow the diplomatic breakthrough.
Pro-Life Bill Targets Abortion Pill
Rep. Mark Messmer (R-IN) introduced legislation establishing federal criminal penalties for those who knowingly administer an abortion drug to a woman without her informed consent.
Nativity Display Zip Ties Baby Jesus
Lake Street Church of Evanston in Illinois is facing backlash after displaying a Nativity scene featuring a zip-tied baby Jesus.
Climate Study Error Exposed After Major Outlets Ran With False Claims
A major climate study error triggered a rare and sweeping retraction this week, after Nature admitted that a widely cited climate-change report contained fundamental data flaws.
Trump Honors Slain National Guard Member in Nationwide Flag Order
President Trump ordered flags to be flown at half-staff to honor the memory of West Virginia Army National Guard Specialist Sarah Beckstrom, who was fatally wounded on November 26.
Jan 6 Pipe Bomb Suspect Arrested
The FBI arrested a suspect connected to the planting of pipe bombs near the U.S. Capitol before the events of January 6, 2021.
Schmidt Retreat Raises New Questions About Rep. Moulton’s Possible Conflicts of Interest
Concerns over ethics and oversight continue to grow as Rep. Seth Moulton’s travel history intertwines with the Schmidt retreat, a luxury Montana gathering funded by billionaire tech mogul and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
Major Newspaper Sues Pentagon
The New York Times announced plans to sue the Pentagon, claiming that the Department of War infringed upon the First Amendment by imposing new restrictions on journalists and outlets.
Canadian Bill Restricts Faith-Based Expression
Officials in Québec, Canada, have introduced a bill prohibiting most forms of religious expression in public settings and universities.
California Opens ICE Reporting Hotline
California launched a portal allowing state residents to upload information about reported "misconduct" carried out by federal agents.
Police Abolition Scandal Erupts Around Michigan Senate Hopeful Abdul El-Sayed
Pressure is mounting in Michigan’s 2026 Senate race as police abolition ties emerge around Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
Trump’s Name Now on U.S. Institute of Peace
The U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP) has been renamed as the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace.
Scholarship Discrimination Sparks Federal Lawsuit Against Hispanic Scholarship Fund
A growing debate over scholarship discrimination intensified this week as the American Alliance for Equal Rights filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Hispanic Scholarship Fund’s race-restricted flagship program.
Repeat Offender Horror: Minnesota Suspect Accused of New Kidnapping and Rape
A repeat offender with a history of sex crime convictions is now accused of kidnapping and raping a Minnesota woman while on probation, raising renewed scrutiny over local sentencing decisions.
The Woman Who Commanded Chaos
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn once wrote, “From the most ancient times justice has been a two-part concept: virtue triumphs, and vice is punished.” It is a timeless principle, yet it reads today less like a proverb and more like a warning light flashing on the dashboard of Western civilization. History matters—but applying history, seeing the present accurately, and discerning the future clearly will determine whether we survive what is coming.
America’s Students Say ‘Words Are Violence’ — Free Speech Is Dying on Campus
A national FIRE survey finds that most college students believe words can be violent, raising concerns about the future of free speech.
WSU Shuts Down Gender-Medicine Courses After Activist Pressure Threatens Academic Freedom
Washington State University suspended gender-medicine CME courses after activist pressure and an accreditor review.
SEC Cracks Down on Chinese Companies — Wall Street Faces a Major Wake-Up Call
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins announced that the agency is moving to tighten scrutiny of Chinese companies.
FBI Leaders Insist the Bureau Is ‘Operating Exactly as the Country Expects’ — Despite Internal Firestorm
FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Dan Bongino defend their leadership after an internal report criticized the bureau.
Top Democrat Says President Trump Earns Credit for Securing Border
A top Democrat acknowledges that President Trump deserves credit for the U.S. border finally being secured.
Newsom Accused of Shielding Illegal Alien After 11-Year-Old Killed
California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing intense backlash after his administration was accused of protecting an illegal alien charged in the death of 11-year-old Aiden Antonio Torres De Paz.
Trump Expands Border Patrol Into Deep Blue City, Chaos Erupts
The Trump administration’s immigration enforcement efforts escalated this week with the expansion of U.S. Border Patrol operations into New Orleans.
Homeschool Graduation Recognition Act Shakes Up College Rules
Homeschool students across the country could soon see long-overdue protections in the college admissions process, thanks to new legislation introduced by Rep. Mark Harris (R-NC).
Mass Killings Decline 44%, But the Media Won’t Celebrate It
On December 2, 2025, the Associated Press reported that mass killings in the United States have declined by 44% over the past two years.
Mike Lindell Eyes Minnesota Governor Run as Walz Faces Scandal and Backlash
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has filed preliminary paperwork indicating a possible run for governor of Minnesota.
Anarchy of the Soul: The Real Crisis Behind America’s Chaos
Every generation seems convinced that the next one is worse—more self-centered, less spiritually aware, morally weaker. Normally, such judgments can be dismissed as nostalgic exaggeration. But today, the data tells a different story. The numbers confirm what many Americans feel deep in their spirits: our world is sliding rapidly into lawlessness. And the troubling truth is this—lawlessness is not only more widespread; it is more personal than we care to admit.
Doctor Sentenced in Matthew Perry Case, Shocking Details
A California doctor who admitted to supplying ketamine to Friends star Matthew Perry is scheduled to be sentenced Wednesday in federal court in Los Angeles.
Transgender Sentenced After Assault on 13-Year-Old Girl
A man identifying as a woman was sentenced to three and a half years in a male prison after being convicted of highly inappropriate...
Judge Shields Planned Parenthood from Trump’s Defunding
U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani of Boston, Massachusetts, blocked a major provision in President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," preventing the ban of Medicaid funds from going to Planned Parenthood.
Trump Signs Bold New Taiwan Alliance Law
President Trump signed a bill into law protecting Taiwan and U.S. relations, sparking criticism from China.
Immigration Crackdown Policy Paused by DC Judge
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to cease making warrantless immigration arrests in the District of Columbia.
Jack Smith Ordered to Testify
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith has been subpoenaed by House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) and now faces a closed-door deposition on December 17.
Trump Pardons Texas Democrat
President Trump issued a pardon to Texas Democrat Rep. Henry Cuellar and his wife, Imelda, who faced a maximum of 204 years in prison on bribery and money laundering charges.
Wisconsin Democrats Turn on Former Lt. Governor as He Launches 2026 Bid
A growing democrat backlash took center stage Tuesday as former Wisconsin lieutenant governor Mandela Barnes launched his 2026 gubernatorial bid despite increasingly vocal resistance from prominent Democrats and the state’s oldest Black newspaper.
San Francisco Blames Food Brands for Health Crisis
San Francisco filed a historic lawsuit against the nation's largest food brands, arguing that the companies marketed ultra-processed products knowing they had detrimental health effects.
China Influence Exposed: Trump Reversal Sparks New Warnings for U.S. Schools and Universities
A growing wave of China influence concerns resurfaced this week after President Donald Trump defended his surprise August decision to allow 600,000 Chinese students to attend U.S. universities—a sharp reversal from his earlier pledge to “aggressively revoke” visas amid national-security fears.
White House Launches Fake News Tip Line
The White House launched a "Media Bias Offender Tip Line," encouraging Americans to report instances of media bias.
Trump-Backed Republican Stuns Claims Victory in Tennessee Special Election
A wave of Nashville backlash propelled Republican Matt Van Epps to victory Tuesday in Tennessee’s Seventh Congressional District, where Democrat Aftyn Behn—who once declared, “I hate this city”—failed to overcome her history of inflammatory comments.
DEA Ramps Up War Against Deadly Drug
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is bolstering its effort to combat synthetic opioids through its Fentanyl Free America initiative, highlighting the agency's commitment to protecting Americans and their communities.
GOP Tensions Boil-Over: Stefanik Slams Johnson in Leadership Rift
A growing leadership rift inside House Republican ranks spilled into public view after Rep. Elise Stefanik accused House Speaker Mike Johnson of blocking her proposal targeting what she says are long-standing abuses tied to government weaponization.
State’s Faith-Based Vaccine Exemptions Reversed
The West Virginia Board of Education reinstated its ban on religious exemptions to vaccine requirements in schools after the state Supreme Court paused a lower court's decision allowing the exemptions.
Visa Crackdown Exposes Mexican Executives Linked to Migrant-Smuggling Networks
A visa crackdown targeting alleged contributors to migrant-smuggling pipelines led the State Department to revoke visas from six Mexican executives accused of aiding unlawful migration toward the southern border.
Trump Enforces Terminations of Biden’s Autopen
President Trump terminated all documents, orders, and contracts signed by former President Joe Biden through the use of the autopen.
Trump Weighs Expanding Travel Ban Restrictions After DC Guard Attack
An expanded travel ban targeting more than two dozen countries is under review by President Trump following the Thanksgiving-eve attack on two National Guard members in Washington, D.C.
Biden’s Emblematic Failure Exposed in Afghan Vetting Breakdown
The shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., has renewed scrutiny of what critics call the administration’s emblematic failure in vetting Afghan arrivals.
Cornell Accused of Ignoring Student‑Union Antisemitism — Jewish Grad Student Speaks Out
A Jewish doctoral student at Cornell University says the school ignored repeated antisemitic behavior by its graduate student union.
America’s Car Market Crisis: Sticker Shock Drives Families Away From New Vehicles
Record-high prices are pushing many Americans out of the new-car market, creating an affordability crisis that shows no signs of easing.
Trump Says He Still Likes Musk — But Their Rift Over ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Isn’t Fully Healed
President Trump clarified his relationship with Elon Musk after their high-profile clash over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
U.S. Cracks Down: State Department Revokes Visas of Mexican Executives in Major Migrant-Smuggling Bust
The U.S. State Department revoked visas of six Mexican airline executives and their families accused of coordinating migrant-smuggling.
Biggs Explodes at Frost in Heated House Clash Over Census Citizenship Question
A tense exchange broke out on Capitol Hill as Rep. Andy Biggs and Rep. Maxwell Frost clashed during a markup of the Equal Representation Act.
Florida Adopts Phoenix Declaration, Left Melts Down
Florida has become the first state in the nation to adopt the Phoenix Declaration, a conservative education framework developed by the Heritage Foundation.
Harvard Hires Anti-Israel Protester After Assault Charge
Harvard University has come under fire after hiring Elom Tettey-Tamaklo, a Divinity School graduate who was criminally charged with assaulting an Israeli student.
Tim Scott Reveals Trump’s 2026 Plan to Slash Taxes and Boost Families
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott (R-SC) says President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans are prioritizing economic relief for working Americans.
Minnesota CDL Audit Bombshell, Illegal Licenses Exposed
Over one-third of commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) issued to non-domiciled individuals in Minnesota were illegally granted, according to a federal audit revealed Monday by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
Trump BEAD Program Overhaul Saves Billions, Exposes Biden’s Failures
The Trump administration has dramatically restructured the Biden-era Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program, leading to projected savings of $21 billion while broadening internet access for millions of Americans.
Illegal Alien in Top Iowa School Role Found on Maryland Voter Rolls
A high-profile illegal alien who served as superintendent of Iowa’s largest public school system has been revealed as a registered Democratic voter in Maryland, according to newly released unredacted voter registration records.
Pop Star Rages at ICE for Using Her Song
Pop singer Sabrina Carpenter publicly attacked the White House and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after learning her music had been used in a federal government video promoting deportation efforts.
Trump’s Blunt Truth on Somalia: Time to Stop the Handouts and Start the Homecomings
In a cabinet meeting that doubled as a national wake-up call, President Donald Trump didn’t mince words about Somali immigrants draining American resources. “They contribute nothing,” he declared, slamming the billions allegedly siphoned from Minnesota’s coffers while welfare rolls swell to 88% in that community.
Trump Admin Delivers ‘Miracle’ News on Injured Guardsman
President Donald Trump said that he spoke to the mother of wounded Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe, who believes that her son will survive.
Democrats Push Hegseth Impeachment
An Afghan national living in Texas has been charged with making threats online after a video showed him plotting to construct a bomb and kill Americans.
Democratic Socialist Launches DC Mayoral Campaign
D.C. Council member Janeese Lewis George announced a campaign to become mayor of Washington, D.C.
Jim Jordan Exposes Cartel Infiltration on Tribal Lands
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) and Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) have demanded information pertaining to the presence of drug cartels on tribal lands across the United States.
Trump Admin Takes Bayer Case to Supreme Court
The Trump administration has called upon the Supreme Court to intervene in a case involving Bayer, the parent company of Monsanto, which was found liable for failing to warn about the risks associated with its product.
Qatar Influence Exposed: CNN Backs Controversial Forum Packed With Anti-Israel, Anti-Western Voices
Qatar influence within Western institutions is drawing scrutiny as CNN prepares to co-sponsor next week’s Doha Forum—an event underwritten by the Qatari government and filled with outspoken critics of Israel and U.S. allies.
Unanimous Vote Slams the Door on Hamas Supporters
The House of Representatives passed a bill that bans those linked to the October 7, 2023 attack on Israel from moving to the United States.
Maduro’s Desperate Guerrilla War Plan Exposed as U.S. Pressure Intensifies
A new report reveals that Venezuela’s military is preparing for a prolonged guerrilla war should President Trump order a U.S. ground invasion to remove Nicolás Maduro from power.
Superintendent Blames Immigration Crackdowns for School Crisis
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho announced that enrollment decreased by 4% compared to last year.
Tariff Challenge Showdown: Costco Takes Aim at Federal Orders
A growing tariff challenge reached a new level this week after Costco Wholesale Corporation filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block President Trump’s emergency tariff orders and recover duties the company says it was required to pay on imported goods.
Tech Giant Sets Kids Up for Success in New Investment
Billionaires Michael and Susan Dell announced that they will donate $6.25 billion to accounts for 25 million children through President Trump's investment program.
Honor Killing Horror: Dutch Prosecutors Seek Major Sentences in Teen’s Drowning
A disturbing honor killing case in the Netherlands has drawn international attention as Dutch prosecutors seek lengthy prison sentences for a father and his two sons accused of drowning 18-year-old Ryan Al Najjar over her “Western” lifestyle.
Walz Faces Congressional Probe
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) is facing a congressional probe by the House Oversight Committee following a fraud scandal.
Shocking Targeted Attack Leaves California Doctor and Wife Dead
A targeted attack outside a California home left a respected physician and his wife dead on Sunday, according to authorities investigating the daytime violence.
Trump Team Strikes Back: WH Press Secretary Slams ‘False’ Fitness Report
A growing dispute over a fitness report made headlines Monday after White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt sharply criticized New York Times correspondent Katie Rogers for what she called an “unequivocally false” story about President Trump’s stamina.
Trump Frees Former Foreign President
Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández was released from prison after being pardoned by President Donald Trump.
Tourists on Edge: U.S. Issues Public Safety Warnings As Crime Hits Costa Rica Rentals
A new security alert from the U.S. Embassy in San Jose is raising alarms for Americans traveling to Costa Rica after reports of break-ins, financial crimes, and “armed robberies” at rental properties, including Airbnbs.
The Irrefutable Historical Basis for a Jewish State
For nearly 4,000 years, the Jewish people have maintained an unbroken spiritual, cultural, and historical connection to the land of Israel—Zion. Long before empires carved borders or ideologies weaponized narratives, the Jewish identity was forged on this soil. The legitimacy of a Jewish state is not a modern invention, not a diplomatic bargain, and certainly not a political indulgence—it is a historical reality anchored in antiquity, covenant, exile, and return.
Misdemeanor Plea Lets Suspect in DePaul Antisemitic Attack Walk Lightly
A suspect in the DePaul antisemitic attack received a misdemeanor plea deal with probation, dismissing felony hate-crime charges.
Portland Tree Lighting Erases Christmas as Activists Take the Stage
Portland faces backlash after removing “Christmas” from its tree lighting while activists wave a Palestinian flag onstage.
Noem Drops Bombshell Call for Total Travel Ban After DC Attack
Kristi Noem calls for a sweeping travel ban after the DC attack on National Guard members, urging tougher national-security measures.
Oregon’s Shocking Gender Survey for Kids: 6th Graders Asked if They’re Pansexual, Genderfluid, or Trans
Oregon’s latest student health survey asks 6th graders to identify as genderfluid, trans, or pansexual, triggering outrage from parents.
Exploding Camp Stove Scandal: Walmart Recalls 201,000 Units After Injuries
Walmart recalls 201,000 Ozark Trail butane camping stoves after multiple explosions and burn injuries were reported.
India Manufacturing Crash, U.S. Tariffs Trigger Slump
India’s manufacturing sector plunged to a nine‑month low in growth this October, sliding from a robust 8.2% in the prior quarter to just 0.4%.
‘The Reckoning’ Netflix Drops Bombshell Diddy Docuseries
Netflix has dropped a teaser trailer for the four-part docuseries Sean Combs: The Reckoning, set to premiere this Tuesday. The roughly one‑minute clip shows...
Washington Restaurant Collapse Looms
Restaurants in Washington — normally counting on the holiday season to boost business — may face a “blue Christmas” instead.
Stockton Birthday Bash Turns Deadly, Shooter on the Run
A horrifying mass shooting at a child’s birthday party in Stockton, California left four people dead — including three children — and 11 others injured.
Biden’s Afghan Withdrawal, White House Links Guard Shootings
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt sharply criticized President Joe Biden’s 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Turner Manhunt Escalates as Wife Deletes Social, $5,000 Reward
The case of missing Virginia high school coach Travis Turner has escalated sharply after authorities and his family revealed new details.
Supreme Court Showdown, Pro-Life Group Fights NJ AG Platkin
The First Choice Women’s Resource Centers — a group of faith‑based pregnancy centers — is asking the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) to block a demand from Matthew Platkin.
New Bill Forces Dual Citizens to Choose Allegiance
Senator Bernie Moreno (R-OH) introduced a bill banning dual citizenship, ensuring that citizens pledge their sole allegiance to the United States.
White House Shares Trump’s MRI Results
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that President Trump received a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which showed that he remains in good health.
Democrat Threatens Another War Powers Resolution
Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) said he plans to refile a war powers resolution that would require the Trump administration to have congressional approval for any military action against Venezuela.
TSA Unveils Fee for Americans Without Proper Papers
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced a fee for travelers without a REAL ID or other acceptable documents, requiring that they pay $45 to use a "modernized alternative identity verification system."
Climate Lawfare Exposed: Dark-Money Network Funds Both Climate Lawsuits and Judge Trainings
The sprawling climate lawfare network driving Democratic-led lawsuits against the oil industry is drawing new scrutiny after tax filings revealed that the New Venture Fund (NVF) funneled millions of dollars to both the law firm leading the litigation and the organization training the judges who may hear those cases.
Harvard Scandal Explodes as School Rehires Student Charged in Assault on Israeli Classmate
The growing Harvard scandal surrounding the university’s response to campus anti-Israel activism intensified after Elom Tettey-Tamaklo—who faced a criminal charge for assaulting an Israeli student—returned to campus as a full-time “Graduate Teaching Fellow.”
FDA Officer Admits Vaccine Claimed Young Lives
FDA Chief Medical Officer and Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research Director Vinay Prasad has called for the agency to reflect following reports that children's deaths are linked to the COVID-19 vaccine.
Airspace Closure Showdown: Trump Issues Maduro Stark Ultimatum As Threats of Military Action Mount
President Trump issued a blunt ultimatum to Nicolás Maduro as Airspace Closure tensions rose over Venezuela.
Netanyahu Requests Presidential Pardon
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested a presidential pardon from Israeli President Isaac Herzog over the weekend.
The War on Normal: When Being Straight Makes You the Deviant
There was a time, not long ago, when calling someone “straight” was as neutral as calling them right-handed or brown-eyed. It simply described the overwhelming human norm: the natural, biologically obvious attraction between men and women that has built every civilization in recorded history. Today, that same word is being quietly retired, replaced by a clinical, activist-coined term, "cisgender," as if the default orientation of 97% of humanity now requires a special prefix to distinguish it from the new sacred categories.
Scottish Mystery: Strange Discovery Near Arthur’s Seat Sparks Questions
A surprising bone mystery near one of Scotland’s most recognizable landmarks has triggered a formal archaeological investigation after park rangers uncovered an unusual pile of animal remains on Crow Hill in Edinburgh.
US, UK Unlock Milestone Deal on Drug Costs
The United States and the United Kingdom have reached an agreement in principle to slash the price of drugs.
Music Miracle Upset? Tennessee Special Election Sparks High Stakes Battle
A closely watched special election in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District has turned into a test of voter sentiment, party strength, and President Trump’s coalition, placing what some observers are calling a potential Music Miracle at the center of national political attention.
Law Honoring Slain Woman Takes Effect
"Iryna's Law" took effect in North Carolina on Monday, recognizing the murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska.
Stunning Ancient Discovery Beneath UK Parliament Reveals London’s Hidden History
A stunning ancient discovery beneath Britain’s Houses of Parliament has prompted new questions about how much of the nation’s history remains buried just steps from its political center.
Melania Trump Unveils This Year’s White House Christmas Theme
The White House unveiled its 2025 Christmas decorations, themed "Home is Where the Heart Is."
Trump Backs Hegseth Over Drug Boat Strike as Questions Mount
President Trump reaffirmed his trust in Secretary of War Pete Hegseth following allegations of improper military action, telling reporters he believes Hegseth “100%” as scrutiny intensifies over a reported second strike on a Venezuelan drug-smuggling vessel.
Court Disqualifies Habba from Key Role
A federal appeals court ruled that Alina Habba is disqualified from serving as U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey.
FAU Restores Professors After First‑Amendment Review in Charlie Kirk Case
Florida Atlantic University reinstated two professors after suspending them for controversial comments about Charlie Kirk.
Students Walk Out at UNC, NC State Over ICE Immigration Raids
Students at the University of North Carolina and NC State staged walkouts and protests against immigration raids.
AI Revolution Drives Record-Breaking $11.8 Billion Black Friday Spending
U.S. consumers spent $11.8 billion online this Black Friday, a new record driven by AI tools that helped shoppers find deals faster.
Tim Walz Fires Back at Donald Trump — Dodges Full Blame in Minnesota Fraud Scandal
Governor Tim Walz responds to President Trump's criticism over the $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud case in Minnesota.
Shocking Stockton California Banquet Hall Mass Shooting Leaves 4 Dead
A horrific shooting at a banquet hall in Stockton, California left four people dead and at least ten others wounded Saturday evening.
Letitia James Hit with Bar Complaint After Fraud Case Collapses
The Letitia James, New York Attorney General, is facing a formal bar complaint alleging “illegal and dishonest conduct” after her federal mortgage‑fraud charges were dismissed by a federal judge.
Tim Kaine, Claims Drug Boat Strike Could Be a ‘War Crime’
Sen. Tim Kaine (D‑VA) said Sunday that if a recent Washington Post report is accurate, a U.S. military strike on a suspected drug-smuggling vessel.
Illinois Stuns Workers by Keeping Taxes on Tips
Illinois tipped workers hoping for relief under the new federal “no tax on tips” rule are in for a rude awakening—Illinois won’t be adopting the exemption.
Nate Morris Says Only He Can Defeat McConnell’s Machine
Kentucky Republican Senate candidate Nate Morris called the race to replace outgoing Sen. Mitch McConnell the “final boss” for the MAGA movement.
Trump Stuns Koepka and Gretzky with Jaw-Dropping Viral Golf Chip Shot
Former President Donald Trump drew attention this Thanksgiving weekend not with politics, but with a picture-perfect golf shot that had even the pros impressed.
Crockett Doubles Down on Jeffrey Epstein Smear Against Zeldin
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is once again firing back at Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) after she refused to retract her false claim that he received political donations from Jeffrey Epstein.
Lane Kiffin Leaves Ole Miss for LSU
Lane Kiffin has decided his future — and it won’t be at Ole Miss. According to On3, the former Rebels head coach is heading to LSU.
Katie Miller Calls Out Abby Phillip After Guest Labels Stephen Miller a ‘White Nationalist’
Katie Miller confronted CNN host Abby Phillip for failing to challenge a guest who labeled Stephen Miller a “white supremacist.”
NYC ICE Clash Turns Violent as Rioters Target Federal Vehicles
A protest in Lower Manhattan escalated into violence Saturday as rioters threw trash, large garbage cans, and other debris at ICE vehicles.
Drone Dollars: Investors Race Into America’s Fast-Growing UAV Market
Investors are pouring money into the rapidly expanding drone industry as military and commercial demand accelerates across the United States.
Professor’s Lawsuit Against Millsaps Sparks New Debate Over Campus Speech
A longtime Millsaps College professor is suing the school after being fired for calling the United States a “racist fascist country”.
Moody’s Warns: 2026 Could Be Rough for American Colleges
Federal financial pressure, demographic decline, and increased political risk could push U.S. universities into a rough stretch in 2026.
Twin Takeover? Trever Nehls Jumps Into Texas Race
Trever Nehls, former Fort Bend County Constable and the identical twin brother of Rep. Troy Nehls, has officially entered the race for Texas’s 22nd Congressional District.
Afghan National Arrested After TikTok Bomb Threat in Fort Worth
An Afghan national has been arrested in Fort Worth, Texas, after allegedly posting a video on TikTok that appeared to show him building a bomb and threatening an attack.
UK Man Arrested for Holding Legal Gun in U.S.
A British IT contractor, Jon Richelieu-Booth, was arrested by West Yorkshire Police after posting a photo on LinkedIn showing him holding a shotgun at a friend’s property in Florida.
National Guardsman Andrew Wolfe Clings to Life After Shooting
One of the two National Guardsmen shot Wednesday near the White House remains in critical condition, according to comments Saturday by Rep. Riley Moore (R‑WV).
Virginia Coach Vanishes Into Woods With Gun
A high‑school football coach in Virginia has vanished into the woods with a gun just as police prepared to interview him on a string of child‑pornography and solicitation charges, his family and local authorities confirmed.
$75M Deal Rocks Campus, Antisemitism Consequences
Northwestern University has agreed to pay $75 million to the U.S. government to resolve a series of federal investigations into its handling of antisemitism on campus, according to the Associated Press.
White House Unleashes ‘Media Offender of the Week’
The White House has launched a bold new website aimed at calling out what it deems biased reporting in the mainstream press.
Colorado, $24 Million Lost to Scams in 2024, Holiday Surge Expected
Colorado residents lost a staggering $24 million to personal data scams in 2024, quadrupling the $6 million reported in 2023 and setting a record high.
Seattle Urged to Shop Local as Small Businesses Struggle
As Small Business Saturday approaches, Seattle officials and local organizations are rallying residents to shop local in hopes of bolstering.
Napster’s $3.36B Dream Dies, Empty Promises
Napster, the once-infamous music piracy platform turned AI firm, has dropped a bombshell on its shareholders: the long-hyped $3.36 billion investment deal, announced earlier this year, isn’t happening.
Aidan Toner‑Rodgers MIT Investigation
A 27‑year‑old economist once celebrated as a rising star has seen his career unravel after Wall Street Journal reports revealed serious doubts about the legitimacy of his AI‑workplace research.
Mamdani’s Shocking Statement on Beckstrom
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is under fire for his response to the killing of Specialist Sarah Beckstrom, a 20-year-old member of the West Virginia National Guard who was shot near the White House.
Hegseth Delivers ‘Mandatory Turkey’ at Sea After DC Guard Tragedy
Pete Hegseth and his wife Jennifer spent Thanksgiving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford and its escort ships — where the “Secretary of War” delivered a message of gratitude to U.S. sailors and Marines.
National Guard Mission, DC Shooting Sparks Debate
Two National Guard soldiers were critically wounded Wednesday afternoon during a patrol near Washington, D.C.’s Farragut West Metro station.
France Leads in European Attacks Against Christians
Watchdog group The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination Against Christians in Europe (OIDAC) released a report detailing the attacks on Christians across Europe and the United Kingdom last year.
Trump Terminates Biden Autopen Orders
President Donald Trump declared that the materials signed by former President Joe Biden through the autopen are "terminated" and are of "no further force or effect."
Nigeria Declares National Emergency After Trump Pressure
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu declared a nationwide emergency following President Trump pressuring the country amid ongoing kidnappings and killings of Christians.
Governor Honors Moment of Silence for National Guard Members
Governor Patrick Morrisey (R-WV) issued a proclamation requesting that all state residents observe a moment of silence and prayer in honor of Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe and Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, the two National Guard members attacked this week.
Melania Trump Unveils Production Company
First Lady Melania Trump unveiled a new production company called Muse Films.
Green Cards Under Review After Attack
The Trump administration will re-evaluate the green cards of those from 19 countries in the wake of the shooting against two National Guard members.
Soros Curriculum Sparks Outrage as Anti-Israel Lessons Spread in Schools
The spread of a controversial Soros curriculum on anti-Semitism has ignited new concerns among parents, educators, and Jewish community leaders as attacks on Jews reach historic levels nationwide.
First-Degree Charges Sought for Accused National Guard Member Killer
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced that the individual accused of killing a National Guard member will receive first-degree murder charges.
Zelenskyy’s Chief of Staff Resigns
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that his chief of staff, Andriy Yermak, has resigned.
Soft-on-Crime Chaos Exposed in Chicago — Court Failure Sparks Outrage
A deadly pattern of court failure has drawn national attention as families, victims, and officials question why repeat violent offenders remain free despite long criminal histories.
Teens Charged in Brutal Killing of 9/11 Survivor in Jacksonville
A violent attack in Jacksonville that claimed the life of Roger Borkum has prompted a nationwide Justice Call as authorities detail how the former World Trade Center worker, who “narrowly escaped death” on Sept. 11, 2001, was beaten by three teenagers.
Is the West in Decline? Arnold Toynbee’s Warning for 2025
The Western world in 2025 is experiencing a level of cultural, spiritual, and political turmoil unprecedented in our lifetimes. Yet if the great historian Arnold...
Shot National Guard Member Dies
West Virginia National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, 20, has died from wounds sustained during a Wednesday attack.
Trump Pledges to ‘Permanently Pause’ Third World Country Migration
President Donald Trump is seeking to pause migration from third-world countries in a "reverse migration" policy.
Trump: ‘God Has Bestowed Abundant Blessings’
President Trump issued a Thanksgiving Day proclamation, declaring that God has "bestowed abundant blessings all across our land and indeed the entire world."
Vance Serves Thanksgiving Meals to Soldiers
Vice President JD Vance served Thanksgiving meals to U.S. troops at Fort Campbell, Tennessee, on Wednesday.
Democrat Fractures Explode as Secret ‘Fight Club’ Rebels Against Schumer
Deepening Democrat fractures erupted into public view this week as a covert group of left-wing senators formed a rebellion against Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer’s leadership strategy.
DHS Terminates Haitian TPS
The Department of Homeland Security announced the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian migrants.
Memphis Crime Collapse: Federal Task Force Delivers Stunning Results
The Trump administration’s federal crackdown on Memphis crime produced dramatic results in just weeks, with Attorney General Pam Bondi announcing steep drops in homicides and other violent offenses during a Monday press conference.
Turkey Emissions Panic: Climate Activists Target Thanksgiving Dinner
A new debate over turkey emissions landed just in time for Thanksgiving, as a climate activist group urged Axios to highlight the holiday bird’s supposed environmental toll.
USCIS Halts Afghan Immigration Requests
The Trump administration has stopped processing Afghan immigration requests following the attack on two National Guard members.
Airport Chaos Erupts as LAX Travelers Forced to Walk Amid Holiday Protests
Airport chaos hit Los Angeles International Airport as hundreds of protesters blocked roads during one of the busiest Thanksgiving travel periods, forcing travelers to abandon vehicles and walk to the terminals.
Judge Upholds State’s Religious Vaccine Exemption
West Virginian officials have upheld a policy that allows parents to issue religious exemptions to school-mandated vaccines.
Arctic Breakthrough Discovery Threatens China’s Grip on Critical Minerals
A major Arctic breakthrough in Alaska may dramatically weaken China’s long-standing dominance over rare earth minerals, following confirmation that the GraphiteOne project near Nome has uncovered significant reserves of rare earth elements (REEs) alongside what is already the nation’s largest graphite deposit.
States Sue Over SNAP Limitations for Migrants
Twenty-one states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit against the Department of Agriculture over the inability for migrants to access Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
Name Controversy Gains Global Attention as Politician Named Adolf Hitler Leads Namibia Race
A name controversy in northern Namibia has drawn global attention as Adolf Hitler Uunona, a local politician running for reelection, is projected to retain his council seat by a wide margin.
Alleged National Guard Shooter Worked with CIA
The Afghan national accused of shooting two National Guard members is believed to have worked with United States government agencies.
Fire Tears Through Hong Kong Towers, Leaving Dozens Dead and Hundreds Missing
A deadly inferno in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district killed at least 36 people and left hundreds missing after flames ripped through multiple residential towers Wednesday.
What Would Winston Churchill Do With China?
What would Winston Churchill do with China? It is a question more relevant today than at any time since the Cold War, because the...
Fed Study Shows Tariffs Influence Both Inflation and Jobs
A Federal Reserve study links President Trump’s tariffs to higher inflation and rising unemployment, signaling a complex economic impact.
Borgata Hotel Tragedy Leaves Two Dead in Atlantic City
Two New York City residents were found dead inside a room at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City on Sunday afternoon.
Tennessee Dem Hopeful Dragged From Governor’s Office in Viral Sit-In Clip
A resurfaced video showing Tennessee Democratic House candidate Aftyn Behn being forcibly removed from Governor Bill Lee’s office.
White House Slams MS NOW Commentator Over ‘Beyond Sick’ Reaction to DC Guard Shooting
The White House sharply rebuked MS NOW correspondent Ken Dilanian after he reacted on-air to the shooting of two National Guard members.
OU Student Punished for Citing Bible in Gender Essay — Free Speech Under Fire
A University of Oklahoma student says she received a failing grade on an essay after citing the Bible and expressing Christian beliefs.
Aussie Teens Revolt, High‑Stakes Court Showdown Erupts
Two 15‑year-old Australians have filed a constitutional challenge to the government’s upcoming social media ban.
Nick Saban Blasts Ohio State Fans as ‘Psychotic’
Legendary Alabama coach and ESPN analyst Nick Saban stirred controversy this week after calling Ohio State fans “psychotic” for their obsession with beating Michigan.
Virginia Assistant Principal Busted in Chilling ICE Murder Plot
Two Virginia brothers — one of whom works as an assistant principal at a public high school — have been arrested and accused of plotting to murder Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
Shots Fired Near White House, Two National Guard Troops Shot
Two members of the National Guard were shot Wednesday just blocks from the White House, officials confirmed, prompting an immediate lockdown of government buildings in Washington, D.C.
Texas Drops $5M on Bitcoin ETF, First State to Build Crypto Army
Texas has officially stepped into the world of cryptocurrency, becoming the first state to move toward establishing a government-backed crypto reserve.
Terror Suspect Gets CDL — Trump Admin Slams Pennsylvania With $75M Threat
A suspected terrorist received a CDL from Pennsylvania, prompting the Trump administration to threaten $75 million in funding cuts.
Campbell’s Executive Mocks Customers and Brand Behind Closed Doors
A Campbell’s Soup executive faces backlash after a secret recording allegedly captures him insulting the brand.
Thanksgiving Political Divide Explodes, New Term ‘Kimmeling’
As this year’s Thanksgiving approaches, political tensions are bubbling up far earlier than the turkey heats the oven.
Trump’s ICE Nabs Bruna Ferreira
The Biden-era laxness on immigration appears to be over as the Trump administration steps up enforcement — and the sweep has unexpectedly caught Karoline Leavitt’s estranged relative in its path.
AI, Trump and Genesis Mission: Crossing the Sacred Line?
President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order launching the Genesis Mission, a sweeping national initiative designed to harness artificial intelligence to accelerate scientific discovery....
Lawsuit Erupts Over Mortgage Fraud Probe
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) filed a lawsuit against Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte, alleging he abused his position by making criminal referrals over mortgage fraud.
Trump Blocks South Africa from Next Year’s G20 Summit
President Donald Trump said he would not invite South Africa to next year's G20 summit in Florida, stating the country has engaged in human rights abuses.
Noem Directs Deportation Flights Despite Court Order
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem directed hundreds of Venezuelan nationals to be removed from the United States despite a federal judge demanding that deportation flights turn around.
Court Upholds Penalty Against Trump
A federal court upheld a $1 million penalty against President Trump and Alina Habba surrounding his lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and others.
Pennsylvania Bans ‘Hair Discrimination’
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro (D) signed a bill banning discrimination based on one's hair.
Fani Willis’ Case Against Trump Concludes
Georgia prosecutor Pete Skandalakis dropped the case Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis brought against President Donald Trump.
Tennessee Dem Slammed Over Past Calls for White Candidates to Step Aside for Opponents of Color
A growing controversy has emerged in Tennessee’s Seventh Congressional District as Democratic nominee Aftyn Behn faces renewed scrutiny over her past remarks about race and representation.
Jordan Probes DOJ Connection to Group Demonizing Conservatives
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) has called for the Department of Justice to provide information on the department's Biden-era collaboration with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).
Anti-Semitism Scandal Explodes as Tamika Mallory Joins Mamdani Team
A growing anti-Semitism scandal erupted this week after former Women’s March leader Tamika Mallory—removed from the organization for her ties to anti-Jewish rhetoric—reappeared on mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s transition team.
Space Force Awards Golden Dome Prototype Contracts
The United States Space Force awarded contracts for prototypes of the Golden Dome missile defense program.
Swalwell Claims Troops Could Counter President Trump’s Executive Authority
Rep. Eric Swalwell’s (D-CA) recent comments about a possible military check against President Trump triggered sharp reactions across the political spectrum.
Universities Label Thanksgiving ‘Day of Mourning’
Some educators and universities have condemned Thanksgiving celebrations, instead seeking to implement diversity, equality, and inclusion (DEI) efforts into the day.
Extremist Arrest: FBI Stops Florida Man’s Alleged Neo-Nazi Attack Plan
Federal authorities revealed a major arrest in Florida after the FBI detained a 20-year-old man accused of preparing to carry out and livestream a violent neo-Nazi attack.
Terrorist Label Fight: Leaders Demand Abbott Reverse CAIR Designation
Texas faith leaders and advocacy groups intensified pressure on Gov. Greg Abbott this week over his designation of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) as a terrorist group, calling for the proclamation to be rescinded.
FDA Head Exposes Fauci’s COVID Cover-Up
FDA Commissioner Marty Makary shared on the "Pod Force One" podcast that former NIAID Director Anthony Fauci was behind the "massive cover-up" of COVID-19.
Schoolgirl Rescue Celebrated as Nigeria Frees 24 Kidnapped Students, Amid Targeted Religious Violence
A major rescue of kidnapped schoolgirls in Nigeria was confirmed Tuesday after Nigerian President Bola Tinubu announced that all 24 captives abducted last week in Kebbi state had been safely recovered.
Pompeo Says Operation Spear Marks Major Shift in Trump’s Caribbean Strategy
Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the Trump administration views recent military activity in the Caribbean as part of a broader security strategy, signaling that Operation Spear reflects more than routine enforcement.
A Legacy of Faith: Remembering William Brewster and the First Thanksgiving
William Brewster was my 11th great-grandfather, and every year as we approach Thanksgiving, I am reminded that heritage is more than lineage — it is a testimony of faith, endurance, and divine providence. Our family line reaches back to one of the most pivotal moments in American history, when on November 21, 1620 (New Style calendar), a small band of Pilgrims signed the Mayflower Compact and established Plymouth Colony.
Of the 102 passengers who braved the Atlantic, only 51 were alive by Spring, and at one point just six were healthy enough to care for the others. Yet their faith never broke. Instead, they prayed, endured, and trusted God.
Race-Based Scandal Rocks Auburn Admissions Office
A top admissions official at Auburn University has stepped down following internal turmoil and allegations of race-based decision-making.
NYC Council Quietly Fast‑Tracks 16% Pay Hike Just as Mayor‑Elect Takes Office
New York City officials are pushing a 16% pay raise for elected offices, timed to coincide with Mayor‑elect Mamdani’s assumption of office.
Swalwell Claims Military Can Act as Check on President Trump
Rep. Eric Swalwell claims members of the military see themselves as a check on Trump, raising alarms over civilian-military boundaries.