President-Elect Trump confirmed he chose Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla., to become National Security Adviser in the Republican’s second administration.
Nolte: Signs of the Collapse of Corporate Media Influence Are Everywhere
And now the signs are everywhere that the corporate media have turned the corner into irrelevance…
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US Supreme Court spurns Mark Meadows’ bid to transfer Georgia case to federal court
The former White House chief of staff, 65, had battled in court for months to move his case from the state to federal level, where Read More
Ex-Dem Rep. Tulsi Gabbard eyes defense secretary job after switching parties to back Trump
The Pentagon post is at the top of Gabbard’s wish list, four sources told The Post Tuesday, but Trump has yet to make his final Read More
‘Era Of Jacka**ery’: James Carville Blows Up At Democrats After GOP Clinches House Control
Longtime Democratic strategist James Carville absolutely unloaded on his party after the news broke that Republicans had managed to retain control of a majority of Read More
Bob Casey refuses to concede PA Senate race as Schumer welcomes Republican McCormick among new senators
Pennsylvania Democratic Senator Bob Casey refuses to concede his race to Republican Dave McCormick, even though U.S. media outlets have called the race.
Petition calls for Trump to give Elon Musk a formal title in the new administration
An artificial intelligence (AI) advocacy group is urging President-elect Trump to make billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk a special adviser to the White House focused on AI.
Tom Cotton poised to chair powerful Senate intelligence panel
The Arkansas Republican previously ruled himself out of a position in Donald Trump’s second administration.
Florida push to protect hunting, fishing eyed as national model
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Conservative sportsmen scored a major victory in Florida this month, and it’s one that could have legs nationally. More than 67% of Sunshine Read More
Pennsylvania post office clerk sent home for wearing pro-Trump merch to work: ‘Violated and embarrassed’
Michelle Albert, 57, from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, says she felt “violated and embarrassed” soon after beginning her shift at the distribution center in Warrendale.