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On Tuesday, February 18, Trump posted on Truth Social, declaring, “Crooked Elections cannot be allowed in the U.S.A.” The post amplified a clip from former FBI deputy director Dan Bongino’s podcast featuring John Solomon, founder of the pro-Trump outlet Just the News.
During the interview, Solomon discussed the SAVE America Act, a high-priority Republican-backed bill that passed the U.S. House...
Rowland Rupp, a student at Albany Law School of Union University, has filed a lawsuit accusing Professor Anthony Farley of racial and political discrimination under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other civil rights laws. The allegations are explosive.
According to the complaint, Rupp claims Farley “intentionally deactivated the classroom’s audio recording system” before abandoning the...
During a conversation with YouTuber Brian Tyler Cohen, Obama described the situation unfolding in Los Angeles as an “atrocity,” pointing to the stark contrast between America’s wealth and the visible suffering playing out on city streets.
“I think it is morally — ethically speaking — it is an atrocity that in a country this wealthy, we have people just on...
Tensions flared on the global stage Saturday when Czech Deputy Prime Minister Petr Macinka directly confronted Hillary Clinton, arguing that America’s “woke revolution” paved the way for President Donald Trump’s political comeback — and the exchange quickly turned heated.
The clash unfolded at the Munich Security Conference during a panel pointedly titled, “The West-West Divide: What Remains of Common Values.”...
Six years after the COVID-19 pandemic unleashed trillions in emergency spending, nearly $1 billion in unemployment benefits is still sitting untouched — and federal watchdogs are sounding the alarm.
The Department of Labor’s Office of Inspector General has identified roughly $720 million in unemployment insurance funds lingering on prepaid debit cards issued during the pandemic. Another $192 million has already...
A conservative watchdog group is calling for a federal investigation into a powerful Texas philanthropist, alleging he used a tax-exempt nonprofit to quietly bankroll Democratic priorities — including ranked-choice voting — while failing to properly disclose millions in political spending.
The American Accountability Foundation (AAF) filed a complaint with the Internal Revenue Service on Feb. 4 targeting John Arnold’s Action...
A young woman from Texas is taking her fight to the highest court in her state after undergoing gender-related medical interventions as a teenager — and later coming to regret them.
At 11 years old, she began identifying as transgender after immersing herself in online forums and niche communities. There, she connected with an older teen she admired. Both felt...
The First Lady’s office announced Thursday that she has successfully helped reunite more Russian and Ukrainian children with their families — marking the third time she has facilitated the return of minors separated due to the ongoing war between the two nations.
The development underscores an unusually hands-on diplomatic role for the First Lady, who confirmed that negotiations with both...
The legacy media spent years telling Americans to “trust the process.” Trust the prosecutors. Trust the Russia investigation. Trust the institutions. But buried inside the Epstein files are claims and details that raise uncomfortable questions about some of the very figures the press elevated as untouchable heroes.
Criminal defense attorney David Schoen sent Jeffrey Epstein an email that is now...
A federal judge in Louisiana has released four illegal immigrants with serious criminal records — including convictions for murder and child sex crimes — from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody, setting off a political firestorm over public safety and immigration enforcement.
On Feb. 6, Judge John deGravelles, an Obama appointee serving on the U.S. District Court for the Middle...