Trump questions Thune’s leadership as SAVE America Act stalls

For months, President Donald Trump has fixated on one legislative…

Sen. Mark Kelly warns far-left policies that ‘don’t make sense’ could cost Democrats seats

"It could cost us some seats," Kelly said. "I think…

Parents who won’t pay child support can lose SNAP eligibility under reinstated Trump rule

WASHINGTON — Millions of parents refusing to pay child support…

White House’s World Cup adviser quits over FIFA’s $20 billion cash grab

“I cannot stand by while FIFA considers selling a stake…

Maine Dem Senate candidate Troy Jackson fathered two kids with his second cousin: report

Maine Dem Senate candidate Troy Jackson has two adult sons…

NYC billionaire Catsimatidis calls on Curtis Sliwa to drop NYC mayoral campaign

Billionaire John Castimatidis, WABC Radio and Red Apple Media CEO,…

NATO Considering Greater Deployment Of Nuclear Weapons, Alliance Chief Says

NATO members are debating deploying more nuclear weapons to counter…

Trump doubles down on Pete Hegseth nomination for defense secretary: ‘Pete is a WINNER’

President-elect Donald Trump firmly threw his full support behind Pete…

Midterm elections are as unpredictable as ever, as 2026 looms

"Everything changes everything" – Late Baltimore Orioles’ Hall of Fame…

EXCLUSIVE: Senate To Zero In On ‘Exposing The Dangers’ Of The Abortion Pill

The Senate is set to hold a hearing next week…

Terrorist Attacks in New Orleans, Las Vegas Underscore Urgency for Senate in Confirming Trump’s National Security Nominees 

The importance of swiftly confirming President-elect Donald Trump’s national security nominees has taken on a new gravity in the aftermath of terrorism on New Year’s Day.
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FBI: Jabbar ‘Planned to Harm’ Family, Friends but Wanted Headlines Focused on ‘War Between the Believers and the Disbelievers’

New Orleans terror suspect Shamsud Din Jabbar said he originally planned to target his family and friends instead of strangers but did not because he feared the headlines would not focus on the “war between the believers and the disbelievers,” FBI Deputy Assistant Director Christopher Raia of the Counterterrorism Division revealed during a press conference Thursday morning.
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