The Trump administration on Monday defended its decision to offer refugee status to dozens of white Afrikaners who said they were persecuted in South Africa. Read More
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Bernie Offers To Help Trump If He’s ‘Serious’ About Lower Drug Prices
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) says he is ready to assist President Donald Trump in lowering drug prices if the commander-in-chief is “serious” about doing it. Read More
Trump Signs Order To Reduce Drug Prices, Tells Rest Of World To Pay Up
President Donald Trump on Monday morning signed an executive order to significantly reduce pharmaceutical drug prices for Americans. The directive, Trump stressed, will bring fairness Read More
Trump’s Envoys Tease China Trade Breakthrough, Stress How ‘Quickly’ It Came Together
After two days of talks in Switzerland, President Donald Trump’s envoys touted what they said was a great deal of progress toward reaching a trade Read More
Trump Hails ‘Total Reset’ In China Trade Negotiations
“Great progress” was made in trade negotiations with China, President Donald Trump said on Saturday evening, as he touted a “total reset” in the making. Read More
Digging Up Trouble: Obama’s War Over Jerusalem
The following excerpt is taken from “When the Stones Speak: The Remarkable Discovery of the City of David and What Israel’s Enemies Don’t Want You Read More
Vance: U.S. And Europe Still ‘On The Same Team’
Vice President JD Vance said on Wednesday that he still views Europe as “on the same team” as the United States, adding that his recent Read More
Trump Signs Order To Cut Funds For Gain-Of-Function Research
President Donald Trump took action on Monday to stop federal money going toward gain-of-function research, a controversial practice linked to the COVID origins debate, in Read More
All The President’s Gaslighters
In a recent Netflix documentary about Vietnam, Dan Rather makes a rather ironic observation considering the source as well as the shameful state of the Read More
The United Nations Might Soon Run Out Of Money
In 2024, the United Nations had a $200 million cash shortfall, according to The Economist, which added, “Internal modelling suggests that the year-end cash deficit Read More