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Breaking: Clinton-appointed CA Federal Judge Charles Breyer, brother of far-left retired SCOTUS jurist, Stephen Breyer, ruled that President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth violated federal law by using the US military to help carry out law enforcement activities in response to violent protests against immigration enforcement operations in and around Los Angeles this summer … Read more

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Friday that a Justice Department employee who flipped off a National Guard soldier on her way to work has been promptly fired. The employee was identified as Elizabeth Baxter, a department paralegal who worked in the environmental division. Baxter arrived for work at the DOJ’s “4CON” building in the NoMa … Read more

U.S. Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) announced Monday that he will not be seeking re-election next November, marking an end to his 34-year career in Washington. Nadler, who currently serves as ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee, cited the need for “generational change” and the Democrats’ disastrous decision to run former President Biden despite obvious … Read more

A beloved Mississippi news host has died unexpectedly at just 42 years old this week, according to her former colleagues. Dorothea Celeste Wilson, who recently joined WAPT in Jackson as a weekend anchor, passed away on Wednesday after suffering a heart attack. “Though Celeste had only been with us a short time, we were already … Read more

LMAO — Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) is breaking ranks with his party and praising former President Trump’s plans to renovate the White House. In a surprising twist, Fetterman is calling out the overblown outrage from some Democrats, saying it’s “weird” that they’re “freaking out” over something so routine. “The plans are gonna be tasteful and … Read more

After decades of Democrats depending heavily on the youth vote, new polling data suggests a notable shift: more young Americans are beginning to embrace conservative values, marking a break from the liberal leanings of past generations. The change is gaining national attention as it challenges long-held assumptions about Gen Z’s political identity. “It’s starting to … Read more

?Kentucky has officially scrapped its in-state tuition policy for illegal immigrants after a Justice Department lawsuit led by Pam Bondi. ? The policy had allowed undocumented students who graduated from Kentucky high schools to pay the same tuition rate as U.S. citizens. ? State officials called the rule “nonsensical” and admitted it violated federal law. … Read more

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) warned of possible voter intimidation in next year’s midterms, alleging without evidence that President Donald Trump might deploy ICE agents to polling places “to chill participation.” He made the claim in a podcast interview with journalist Kara Swisher, where he accused Trump of trying to consolidate control over U.S. elections … Read more

BREAKING: Michigan Democrats reportedly caught in $5B fraud scheme House GOP uncovers 4,277 fake “phantom jobs” to fund FAKE programs, gender surgeries for prisoners and “arts and culture” grants for programs that don’t even exist. Where did the money go?!

Mounting claims suggest that Mike Pence may have played a deeper role in undermining Donald Trump than previously understood. Reports now link Pence to the ongoing tariff lawsuit, raising questions about his alignment during critical trade policy battles. Additionally, General Michael Flynn has alleged that Pence, along with Paul Ryan, was involved in the release … Read more