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Trump opens possibility of pardoning Epstein accomplisce
President Donald Trump just appeared to open up the door for a possible pardon of Ghislaine Maxwell, the well-known accomplice…
Democrat-appointed judge finds a way around Supreme Court's ban on nationwide injunction
Late last month, the Supreme Court ruled that federal judges are generally prohibited from binding the federal government via nationwide…
Artist who painted Michelle Obama's portrait withdraws transgender exhibit from Smithsonian
Artist Amy Sherald gained national prominence seven years ago when she painted a grayscale portrait of former First Lady Michelle…
Trump floats idea of providing a tariff 'rebate' to the American people
The United States has raised around $100 billion in additional revenue over the first half of the year from the…
Former Bondi aide claims Trump 'could' be striking DOJ deal with Ghislaine Maxwell
The Jeffrey Epstein drama continues to unfold as now, according to a former aide to Attorney General Pam Bondi, President…
Democratic congressional candidate arrested following disruption of Texas redistricting hearing
In lieu of measured arguments and cordial debates, Democrats have increasingly resorted to outraged theatrics and political stunts to publicly…
New poll shows VP Vance would defeat Gov. Newsom in possible 2028 matchup
Despite his terrible track record, Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom is broadly considered by most political analysts to be a…
Trump administration withdraws from UNESCO, slams 'woke' agenda
President Donald Trump has long aimed criticism at the United Nations and the various institutions associated with it. Another example…
Wisconsin's Democrat governor announces he will not seek another term
Wisconsin Democrat Gov. Tony Evers received sharp criticism for his weak response to the devastating riots which played out in…
Trump signs sweeping new executive order affecting college sports
President Donald Trump made headlines in February when he signed an executive order aimed at preventing men from competing against…
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