President Trump is continuing his lone efforts to secure elections ahead of the November midterms after the GOP-controlled Congress has failed miserably to help. While the House has managed to pass the SAVE America Act on four occasions, which would, among other things, require proof of citizenship to vote and a photo ID, some Senate […]
Former Obama Administration Spokesman Charged With Felony Fraud
A former Obama administration official is facing serious criminal allegations after investigators say he abused a position of public trust, bringing an abrupt end to a career that included senior government and corporate communications roles. The case has drawn attention not only because of the felony charge itself, but also because prosecutors say the alleged […]
NYPD Furious At Mamdani After He Calls for Netanyahu Protests
It appears that socialist Zohran Mamdani has yet to fully understand that he’s now the mayor of America’s largest city and that he’s no longer this bit-player activist in the New York Assembly. And members of the NYPD would love for him to figure that out so their job would be easier. Advertisement Mamdani is […]
Finally: Key U.S. Allies Join In Fight Against Iran
For months, the United States and Israel have stood alone in the fight to destroy Iran’s nuclear weapons capability. U.S. allies have remained on the sidelines, even when they’ve been attacked by the Iranian regime. That includes NATO allies, some of whom actually were getting oil from Iran. Advertisement But now, after President Trump ordered […]
Trump Announces New Tariffs On Countries Using Forced Labor
President Trump is continuing to follow a “stick and carrot” approach to foreign policy as he tries to reposition the United States as the preeminent economic power in the world. That includes widespread use of tariffs imposed on countries who don’t reflect U.S. values or goals. Advertisement To that latter point, the president is increasing […]
Former CIA Director Woolsey Dies After Battle With ‘Havana Syndrome’
A longstanding member of the intelligence community’s ‘deep state’ has just passed away, according to reports over the weekend. Former CIA Director James Woolsey, 84, died after years of declining health that his wife says were caused by Havana Syndrome, a revelation that comes as the U.S. government has begun reassessing its approach to the […]
Democrat Demands Barron Trump Testify in Baseless Tate Probe
A House Democrat is attempting to drag President Donald Trump’s youngest son, Barron Trump, into a congressional investigation over the legal troubles of social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate. There is no public evidence that Barron Trump had any involvement in the brothers’ cases or committed any wrongdoing—but this is what Democrats are focused […]
Kentucky Columnist Publishes Scathing McConnell ‘Pre-Obituary’
Former Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell has yet to return to the chamber after he was hospitalized on June 14. As of this writing, the long-serving Kentucky Republican is reportedly continuing to recover from a fall and pneumonia, per a statement he released earlier this month on X, along with a photo of him and […]
Trump Just Won A 91-Year Supreme Court Battle: ‘This Is Historic’
The U.S. Supreme Court last week significantly expanded presidential authority over the executive branch, ruling 6-3 that presidents may remove officials from independent federal agencies without the firing protections that had been recognized for decades. The decision gives President Donald Trump the authority to remove Federal Trade Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, a Democratic appointee whose case […]
Senate Confirms Trump’s Texas Judge In Party-Line Vote
Another of President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees has officially been confirmed as Republicans continue working to reshape the federal courts with judges who reflect the administration’s legal priorities. The confirmation also highlighted the increasingly partisan nature of judicial nominations, with Republicans and Democrats once again splitting almost entirely along party lines. Advertisement The Senate voted […]
