President Trump spoke Friday with Canada’s new PM as the US prepares to slap 25% tariffs on Canadian imports — and referred to the leader Read More
Hakeem Jeffries tells Trump to shut ‘his reckless mouth’ in response to prez blasting Dems
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) fired back at President Trump Sunday after the commander-in-chief argued the Democratic Party is now the country’s “greatest enemy.”
Hakeem Jeffries tells Trump to shut ‘his reckless mouth’ in response to prez blasting Dems
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) fired back at President…
Trump Draws Red Line: 48 Hours To Open Strait Or U.S. Strikes Begin
President Donald Trump on Saturday issued a stark 48-hour ultimatum…
Trump says ICE will deploy to airports Monday to assist TSA amid funding standoff
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents will begin assisting TSA…
Trump deploying ICE to airports on Monday to ease crowded TSA lines — as NYC travelers face security line hell
ICE officers will be deployed to airports to help clear…
Pence: Trump upended ‘some aspects’ of GOP agenda but ‘hasn’t really changed the Republican Party’
EXCLUSIVE - Former Vice President Mike Pence says his fight…
Nolte on Ballroomgate: Democrats Fell for Another Trump Trap, Making Fools of Themselves
On Friday’s “Alex Marlow Show,” Breitbart News Senior Writer John…
Trump says he was ‘shot with a bullet’ in assassination attempt at Pennsylvania rally
Former President Trump confirmed he was "shot with a bullet"…
Faith, forgiveness won’t factor in Kirk murder trial death penalty push: expert
A top legal expert and retired Navy JAG threw cold…
More GOP senators likely to defect from Trump over military action in Venezuela, Sen. Tim Kaine predicts
Sen. Tim Kaine believes more of his GOP colleagues will…
Why Facebook’s About-Face Is Turning Heads
President Donald Trump’s inauguration is just around the corner. Meta…
Bill Maher Reveals Why He Accepted Trump Invite For Private Dinner
Liberal comedian Bill Maher said this week that he has accepted an invitation from President Donald Trump to have a private dinner at the White Read More
Trump holds ‘extremely productive call’ with Canadian prime minister: ‘We agree on many things’
President Donald Trump said he held an “extremely productive call” with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Friday, adding that “we agree on many things.”
WATCH: Buildings Collapse When Violent Earthquake Hits Southeast Asia
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake slammed Myanmar and nearby Thailand on Friday, and video shows the moments buildings collapsed and people ran away in fear.
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McConnell blasts Trump’s pursuit of ‘illusory peace’ with Russia: ‘Shreds America’s credibility’
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) accused the White House of moving the nation toward “a headline that reads, ‘Russia wins, America loses.’”
Trump Admin Asks SCOTUS To Review Judge’s Order Blocking Deportations
On Friday, after U.S. District Judge James Boasberg had issued a temporary restraining order blocking the Trump administration from deporting Venezuelan nationals and the D.C. Read More
‘It’s just dumb’: Hillary Clinton slams Trump administration on Signalgate
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has an assessment of her one-time presidential rival’s administration’s handling of sensitive information: “It’s just dumb.” Clinton — who Read More
Three Ways ‘Snow White’ Is a Bigger Disaster for Disney Than You Realize
Disney’s Snow White opened wide last week to worse than projected box office figures, $43 million domestically and a disastrous $87 million worldwide.
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Trump pardons Trevor Milton — one-time Elon Musk rival convicted of fraud
Milton, 42, announced the pardon Thursday on X, and two White House officials confirmed to The Post Friday that Trump, 78, had indeed issued the Read More
It’s Time To Remove Cell Phones From The Classroom
Our children are bombarded by technology, certainly a natural progression of our tech-dependent society. But our educational institutions, with tech companies’ eager help, have enabled Read More