President Donald Trump took control of Washington, D.C.’s, police force on Monday, exercising his presidential powers over the nation’s capital to crack down on rampant Read More
Couple Convicted For Harboring Illegal Aliens At Texas Bakery
Two immigrants from Mexico were convicted by a Texas jury on Wednesday of harboring illegal aliens at their bakery near the southern border. Leonardo Baez-Lara Read More
Father Of Israeli Hostage Delivers Ringing Message: Destroying Hamas Must Be The Main Objective
The father of an Israeli hostage who Hamas and Palestinian civilians took on October 7, 2023, believes that, despite his son being held captive, destroying Read More
CNN’s Honig: ‘Cannot Deny’ D.C. ‘Is Dangerous’, What Trump’s Doing Is Common Tactic That’s Usually Universally Praised
CNN Senior Legal Analyst Elie Honig admits that “It is dangerous” in Washington, D.C., even if the crime rate is improving, and “You cannot deny that.”
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U.S. Deploys Forces To Take On Latin American Drug Cartels In The Southern Caribbean
U.S. air and naval forces are set to deploy to the Southern Caribbean Sea following President Donald Trump’s directive for the Pentagon to use the Read More
Hunter Biden shrugs off Melania Trump’s $1B threat over ‘defamatory’ Epstein remarks: ‘F— that’
Hunter Biden crassly brushed aside first lady Melania Trump’s threat to sue him for $1 billion if he doesn’t retract “false” and “defamatory” comments linking Read More
Cincinnati Beating Suspect Faces Years In Prison After New Charge From DOJ
A man charged over a July 26 mob attack in Cincinnati now faces up to 15 years in prison after being hit by the feds Read More
Morning Brief: >100 Arrests Since Trump D.C. Takeover, Trump-Putin Peace Talks, Immigrant Exodus
President Trump’s federal crackdown in Washington, D.C., results in over 100 arrests in its first days as he plans to seek a long-term extension from Read More
Ukraine’s kids forced to study online — or underground — as Russia refuses to stop attacking civilians: ‘Like never-ending COVID with bombs’
Moscow routinely targets civilian infrastructure all over Ukraine, making even the most basic activities an intolerable risk.
Appeals court allows Trump to cut $2 billion in foreign aid
In February, the State Department outlined plans to eliminate roughly $60 billion in foreign aid spending and terminate 92% of grants issued by USAID.