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Donald Trump Introduces ‘God Bless the USA’ Bibles, Embracing Patriotism and Faith

Former President Donald Trump, known for his diverse promotional endeavors, has recently ventured into a more spiritual realm by endorsing 'God Bless The USA'...

Chelsea Clinton Advocates for Barron Trump’s Privacy

Chelsea Clinton, daughter of Hillary and Bill Clinton, defended Barron Trump's privacy rights during an appearance on ABC's "The View."

D.C. Judge Upholds Law Allowing Illegals to Vote in Municipal Elections

A federal judge in Washington, D.C. upheld a law that allows illegal aliens the ability to vote in municipal elections.

California Police Photoshop LEGO Heads to Cover Suspect Identities

California's Murrieta Police Department (MPD) uses photoshopped LEGO heads to protect suspect identities in social media posts.

Migrant Shares How-To on Seizing American Homes

Venezuelan migrant Leonel Moreno posted a video on TikTok telling migrants how to take unoccupied homes in the United States.

Truth Social to Go Public, Trump May Receive $3 Billion

Donald Trump is expected to receive an estimated $3.5 billion windfall as shareholders voted to take the social media company Truth Social public.

Planned Parenthood Accused of Selling Aborted Baby Tissue

Recently released documents reveal that Planned Parenthood and UC San Diego agreed to exchange aborted baby parts. The abortion provider was to hand over the tissues to the university for patents and "other intellectual property rights."

Obama-Appointed Judge Rules Illegal Immigrants Can Possess Firearms

Obama-appointed District Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman ruled that illegal immigrants may possess firearms.

Smithsonian Pays Settlement After Banning Christian Students

The Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum has agreed to pay a $50,000 payment after banning Christian students wearing pro-life apparel.

Biometric Surveillance Bill Passes in Europe

The European Parliament (EP) passed the AI Act, which many believe allows "law enforcement the introduction of error-prone facial surveillance and facial recognition camera software in public spaces," as Member of Parliament Patrick Breyer said.

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