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WATCH: Senator Lindsey Graham Criticizes Trump’s J6 Pardons, Compares January 6 Rioters to BLM and Minneapolis Rioters

Terry Littlepage January 29, 2025

In a recent interview with MSNBC’s Kirsten Welker, Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina shared his thoughts on President Trump’s decision to pardon individuals involved in the January 6 events. Graham, often perceived as a

Democrat Gretchen Whitmer Shifts to Collaborate With Trump

Terry Littlepage January 29, 2025

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has expressed a newfound willingness to work with former President Donald Trump despite her previous criticisms. In a recent interview with CBS Mornings, she acknowledged issues at the southern border and

Watch RFK Jr. Challenge Senator Ron Wyden’s Record and Expose Lies in a Heated Exchange

Terry Littlepage January 29, 2025

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon found themselves in a fiery exchange during a Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing. RFK Jr., who is being considered as President Trump’s choice for Secretary

Trump Offers Federal Bureaucrats a Buyout to Leave: ‘Have a Nice Vacation’

Terry Littlepage January 29, 2025

President Donald Trump is taking a decisive approach to reduce the size of the federal government. The administration has announced a plan to offer buyouts to federal employees, aiming to streamline operations and save taxpayers

Trump Signs Executive Order Halting Immigrant Entry at Southern Border

Trump DHS Initiates Major Immigration Crackdown in New York

Terry Littlepage January 28, 2025

A Massachusetts man, identified as Ryan Michael “Reily” English, has been arrested at the U.S. Capitol for allegedly plotting to assassinate Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, court documents reveal. English approached Capitol Police on a Monday

Shooting in Indiana Supermarket: 3 Dead, 2 Police Officers Injured

Terry Littlepage January 28, 2025

A shooting incident unfolded at Martin’s Super Market in Elkhart, Indiana, resulting in the tragic loss of three lives, including that of the suspected gunman, and leaving two police officers injured. The event has left

Comer Opens Probe into Sanctuary Cities, Calls Mayors to Testify

Terry Littlepage January 28, 2025

House Oversight Chairman James Comer has initiated an inquiry into the policies of sanctuary cities, focusing on their effects on public safety. This investigation aims to gather documents and communications from key city officials who

Palo Alto Schools Replace Honors Biology with Mandatory Ethnic Studies Course

Terry Littlepage January 28, 2025

Palo Alto, known for its links to California’s tech scene, has recently stirred the educational pot by making significant changes to its high school curriculum. A decision has been made to drop the honors biology

ICE Knew Criminal Aliens’ Locations, Mayorkas/Biden Let Them Stay Free

Terry Littlepage January 27, 2025

ICE has been making significant strides in deporting violent criminal aliens, despite facing resistance from local government officials and the ever-critical media. The agency’s progress in removing dangerous individuals from communities is commendable, highlighting the

Lobbyist in Chief: Second Gentleman’s New Role in Political Influence

Terry Littlepage January 27, 2025

Democrats often express strong disdain for lobbying and influence-peddling, yet their actions sometimes tell a different story when they find themselves benefiting from such practices. This paradox was highlighted recently when Doug Emhoff, the former

Trump Terminates Federal Program Alleged for Labor Smuggling

Terry Littlepage January 27, 2025

President Donald Trump’s administration is putting an end to a largely concealed federal initiative aimed at relocating low-wage labor from Central and South America into the United States and European countries. This program, known as

Trump Halts IRS Hiring, Proposes Major Changes for Agency and Agents

Terry Littlepage January 27, 2025

President Donald Trump has unveiled a bold plan to shift nearly 90,000 newly hired Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agents to the U.S.-Mexico border. This comes on the heels of an indefinite hiring freeze he imposed

GOP Lawmakers Push Trump to Release “Epstein Files”

Terry Littlepage January 27, 2025

Ghislaine Maxwell has been arrested on serious charges, accused of aiding Jeffrey Epstein in recruiting underage girls for exploitation. The Republican lawmakers are turning up the heat on President Trump, encouraging him to release the

FBI Arrests Woman for Fatal Shooting of Border Patrol Agent in Vermont

Terry Littlepage January 27, 2025

Teresa Youngblut, a 21-year-old woman from Washington state, faces serious charges following a tragic incident near the Vermont–Canada border. The FBI announced that Youngblut was arrested on January 24, four days after a fatal encounter

Trump Administration Authorizes Release of 2,000-Pound Bombs to Israel

Terry Littlepage January 26, 2025

The Trump administration made a decisive move by releasing 2,000-pound bombs to Israel, a decision that came shortly after Joe Biden’s term ended. This action addressed the former president’s decision to withhold these munitions. According

Enrique Tarrio Plans Legal Action Against Officials Over Alleged Human Rights Violations

Terry Littlepage January 26, 2025

Enrique Tarrio, the former leader of the Proud Boys, is preparing to take legal action against several officials, citing alleged human rights violations. This move comes after a series of events that have raised eyebrows

Trump Sends Army Corps of Engineers to Aid North Carolina Hurricane Recovery

Terry Littlepage January 26, 2025

President Donald Trump has announced the deployment of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to North Carolina, aiming to accelerate recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene’s devastation. Trump’s visit underscored his administration’s dedication to addressing the

Trump Vows to Collaborate with Congress on Bill for Tax Cuts, Eliminating Tax on Tips

Terry Littlepage January 26, 2025

President Donald Trump recently announced his commitment to securing a significant tax cut for American workers and families. This pledge aligns with his longstanding promise to eliminate taxes on tips, a move he emphasized during

Proposed Amendment Could Allow Trump a 3rd Presidential Term

Terry Littlepage January 26, 2025

A proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution aims to pave the way for former President Donald Trump to serve a third term, should it manage to traverse the challenging amendment process. Presently, the 22nd Amendment

Trump Unveils Tax Plans at Nevada Rally, Promising Reforms to Widespread Approval

Terry Littlepage January 25, 2025

President Donald Trump has taken decisive steps to deliver on the promises he made during the 2024 presidential campaign, making significant strides in his first week in office. Speaking to an enthusiastic crowd in Nevada,

Tom Homan Discloses ICE’s First-Day Illegal Immigrant Arrest Count Under Trump Administration

Terry Littlepage January 25, 2025

Tom Homan, who served as President Trump’s border czar, shared some significant developments with Fox News regarding the actions of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). On the first full day of the new administration,

Meta Plans $65 Billion A.I. Investment by 2025

State and Local Law Enforcement Deputized to Assist in Illegal Immigration Crackdown

Terry Littlepage January 25, 2025

State and local law enforcement officials are set to join forces with federal immigration agents in a nationwide effort to step up enforcement and deportation operations. This collaboration is being orchestrated under the guidance of

Kristi Noem Awaits Final Senate Vote for DHS Secretary Confirmation on Saturday

Terry Littlepage January 25, 2025

Kristi Noem, the Governor of South Dakota, is on the brink of becoming the next Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. Her nomination has progressed through the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee,

Trump’s Approval Rating Reaches Record High: Net +18%

Terry Littlepage January 25, 2025

President Trump seems to be basking in a favorable political climate, enjoying the support that eluded him in 2017. As he begins his new term, the initial feedback from the public appears quite positive. Despite

Lawmakers Allegedly Sent J6 Witness Cassidy Hutchinson Explicit Texts, Sought Favors; Rep. Loudermilk Responds

Terry Littlepage January 24, 2025

In the ongoing saga surrounding the January 6 events, a new layer of controversy has emerged. An aide to Speaker Mike Johnson reportedly advised Republicans against subpoenaing Cassidy Hutchinson, a key witness from the January

Sen. Cruz Introduces Bill to Shield Military Bases from Foreign Adversary Intrusion

Terry Littlepage January 24, 2025

In a significant move, Republican senators, led by Texas Senator Ted Cruz, have introduced a bill aimed at safeguarding U.S. military sites from potentially hostile foreign entities. The Protecting Military Installations and Ranges Act targets

Today In History | January 23

Terry Littlepage January 23, 2025

Historical Events 1556 – Deadliest Earthquake in History Strikes Shaanxi, China The Shaanxi earthquake, also known as the Jiajing Earthquake, is the deadliest earthquake on record. With an estimated magnitude of 8.0, it caused the

Trump Targets Woke Military Leadership: A Purge of Top Brass

Terry Littlepage January 22, 2025

President Trump has embarked on a significant realignment within the military’s leadership, aiming to steer away from leaders who prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives over national security and operational readiness. This move has

Biden’s Last-Minute Family Pardons Viewed as Guilt Admission

Terry Littlepage January 22, 2025

The recent pardons granted by President Joe Biden to his brother, James Biden, and his sister, Valerie Biden Owens, along with their spouses, have sparked a significant amount of controversy. These pardons have been widely

Detroit High School Students Rewarded with $200 Gift Cards to Boost Attendance

Terry Littlepage January 22, 2025

Detroit Public Schools are taking an innovative step to tackle the troubling issue of chronic absenteeism by offering students financial incentives to attend school regularly. The Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) has launched a

ICE Agents Start Raids: Sanctuary Cities Not Exempt from Enforcement – Tom Homan

Terry Littlepage January 22, 2025

Tom Homan, known for his role as President Donald Trump’s border czar, made a significant announcement on Fox News Channel’s America Reports. He confirmed that deportation operations targeting criminal illegal immigrants have officially commenced. This

Poll Shows Most Americans Unable to Name a Single Biden Success

Terry Littlepage January 22, 2025

A recent survey sheds light on the American public’s perception of President Joe Biden’s administration, revealing that a majority struggle to identify any notable achievements. According to the poll conducted by the Daily Mail, 54%

Mass Resistance to Trump’s Jan 6 Pardons from DC Jail and Federal Bureau of Prisons

Terry Littlepage January 22, 2025

The day following President Trump’s sweeping pardons and commutations for those involved in the January 6 events, many individuals remained confined in the DC jail. Despite the presidential action, only a small number of inmates

U.S. Unveils “One Health” Framework to Address Global Health Governance and Surveillance Concerns

Terry Littlepage January 22, 2025

The U.S. has taken a significant step by launching the “One Health” framework, a strategy aimed at tackling diseases that jump from animals to humans. This initiative, driven by the CDC, USDA, and DOI, is

D.C. Facility Holds Jan 6 Prisoners Despite Trump’s Pardons

Terry Littlepage January 21, 2025

Donald Trump made headlines with one of his initial actions as president by issuing pardons and commuting the sentences of nearly all individuals involved in the January 6 events. This bold move aimed to set

Why Trump Didn’t Use a Bible During Oath of Office

Terry Littlepage January 21, 2025

When Donald Trump took the presidential oath of office, he did so without placing his hand on a Bible, sparking a wave of criticism and speculation among his detractors. The scene was set with Trump

FEMA Director Deanne Criswell Steps Down

Terry Littlepage January 21, 2025

Deanne Criswell, who led the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for nearly four years, stepped down from her position as President Trump began his new term. Her tenure was marked by considerable criticism, particularly regarding

Trump Revokes Security Clearance from NewsGuard Advisor Michael Hayden

Terry Littlepage January 21, 2025

President Donald Trump wasted no time in making bold moves on his first day in office, causing a stir by stripping the security clearances of several former officials known for their anti-Trump sentiments. Among those

Trump Team to be Briefed by Sam Altman on PHD-Level AI Agents Impacting Jobs and National Security

Terry Littlepage January 21, 2025

With President Donald J. Trump’s administration actively implementing its agenda, the team is now also tackling emerging challenges and seizing opportunities. A new breakthrough in Artificial Intelligence (AI) has surfaced, presenting both a promising opportunity

Trump Announces U.S. Withdrawal from the World Health Organization

Terry Littlepage January 21, 2025

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to begin the U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO). This move comes as no surprise to those who have followed Trump’s critical stance on the

Senate Committee Approves Noem for Homeland Security Chief

Terry Littlepage January 21, 2025

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has taken a significant step by voting to confirm South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem to lead the Department of Homeland Security. The committee’s decision, with a 13-2

Senate Committee Approves Defense Secretary Nominee Pete Hegseth

Terry Littlepage January 20, 2025

The Senate Armed Services Committee has taken a significant step by voting along party lines to move Pete Hegseth’s nomination for defense secretary to a full Senate vote. With a narrow 14-13 vote, Hegseth, a

Trump Condemns Biden’s Pardons of Fauci, Milley, and J6 Committee

Terry Littlepage January 20, 2025

In his last act as president, Joe Biden issued controversial pardons to a group of high-profile figures, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, General Mark Milley, and the members of the January 6 Select Committee. The move

Nelly Defends Performing at Trump’s Inauguration: ‘The Klan Was Created by the Democrats’

Terry Littlepage January 20, 2025

Nelly is standing firm on his choice to perform at Donald Trump’s inauguration, describing it as an “honor.” In a lively chat with fellow rapper Willie D, Nelly shared his reasons for taking the stage

Watch: Trump’s Inaugural Speech Promises a ‘Golden Age of America’

Terry Littlepage January 20, 2025

President Trump has made a grand return, stepping into his second term with a powerful inaugural address that boldly declared, “America’s decline is over.” Speaking from the historic US Capitol Rotunda, he outlined his ambitious

CNN: ‘Biden’s Numbers Hit Historic Lows’

Terry Littlepage January 20, 2025

Joe Biden is wrapping up his time in office with disappointing approval numbers, setting a record for the lowest rating any U.S. president has experienced at the end of a first term. This data came

Speaker Johnson Vows to Maintain TikTok Ban Due to Security Concerns

Terry Littlepage January 20, 2025

House Speaker Mike Johnson, representing Louisiana, has made it clear that he intends to uphold the law concerning TikTok, emphasizing the concerns related to the Chinese Communist Party’s potential influence over American youth. TikTok, a

Supreme Court Unanimously Rejects Higher Proof Standard in Overtime Pay Disputes

Terry Littlepage January 19, 2025

The U.S. Supreme Court has recently sided with employers in a significant case concerning overtime pay, marking a notable decision in employment law. This unanimous decision, penned by Justice Brett Kavanaugh, reverses a previous ruling

Did Homeless Arsonists Cause the LA Wildfires? ‘I Know Who Caused the Fire’

Terry Littlepage January 19, 2025

The Los Angeles wildfires have become a significant topic of discussion, with many attributing the blazes to Climate Change. The narrative suggests that Climate Change, a topic widely acknowledged by scientists, is causing more extreme

California Lawmakers Propose Multiple Relief Bills for Fire-Affected Families

Terry Littlepage January 19, 2025

Elected officials from California’s Democratic Party Caucus recently convened in Pasadena to discuss a series of legislative proposals aimed at aiding families and businesses affected by the recent destructive wildfires. In a bid to provide

Trump & GOP Must Address Spending with Their Mandate

Terry Littlepage January 19, 2025

The United States is facing a significant financial challenge, grappling with a federal debt that has now reached $36 trillion. Despite previous attempts to address this issue, no satisfactory solution has been found. With a

Kristi Noem Vows to Halt CISA’s Anti-Misinformation Work, Prioritize Security Threats

Terry Littlepage January 19, 2025

During her confirmation hearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Kristi Noem, the Republican governor of South Dakota, laid out her vision for the Department of Homeland Security. In front of the

Auctioning Federal Assets Could Fund $1T of Trump’s Agenda

Terry Littlepage January 19, 2025

A proposal to auction off distressed federal government assets, like loans, to fund infrastructure and other policy priorities is gaining fresh interest as former President Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House. During

DOJ Sues Walgreens for Allegedly Filling Millions of Illegal Prescriptions

Terry Littlepage January 18, 2025

The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated legal proceedings against Walgreens, accusing the pharmacy chain of dispensing millions of opioid prescriptions unlawfully and breaching federal health care program regulations. The civil complaint, lodged in the

Trump explores ways to save TikTok following Supreme Court’s decision to uphold ban legislation

Terry Littlepage January 18, 2025

Donald Trump’s interest in saving TikTok, especially following a Supreme Court ruling, raises intriguing questions about his motivations. As a platform often criticized for its ties to China and its potential data security risks, TikTok

Global MAGA: The Left’s PR Struggles

Terry Littlepage January 18, 2025

Back in the 1980s, Friday night TV was a staple for me and my friends. Networks like CBS and ABC dedicated their primetime slots to shows that appealed specifically to teens and preteens. The themes

The Lingering Impact of Bidenflation on the American Economy

Terry Littlepage January 18, 2025

Economic challenges are prominent as the United States transitions from Joe Biden’s presidency, placing the incoming administration under significant scrutiny. Recent data reveal persistent inflation, a struggling manufacturing sector, ongoing trade imbalances, unsustainable fiscal deficits,

Weissmann: Pam Bondi’s Disregard for Facts Signals a ‘Rough Ride’

Terry Littlepage January 18, 2025

MSNBC contributor Andrew Weissmann shared his thoughts during a segment on MSNBC’s “The ReidOut,” commenting on the nomination of Pam Bondi as Attorney General by President-elect Donald Trump. Weissmann expressed concerns about Bondi’s commitment to

1,500 Leftist Congressional Staffers Urge Leadership to Implement a Shortened Work Week

Terry Littlepage January 18, 2025

Nicholas Wu, a reporter for Politico, shared a letter on social media platform X from the Congressional Progressive Staff Association (CPSA), featuring a request for a reduced workweek. The association, which represents 1,500 members, addressed