DANIEL VAUGHAN: Hard to Chicken Out When the Chicken Is Dead

Donald Trump sat in the Oval Office on Tuesday and said five words that will either age like prophecy or…
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Judge denies new trial for Jose Ibarra, convicted killer of nursing student Laken Riley
Clarke County Superior Court Judge H. Patrick Haggard rejected a request for a new trial for Jose Ibarra, the Venezuelan illegal immigrant convicted of killing Georgia nursing student Laken Riley. In an order issued Monday, Haggard found the evidence against Ibarra was "overwhelming and powerful."…
Stevie Wonder uses Jesse Jackson's funeral to lecture white people on 'white supremacy'
Pop legend Stevie Wonder turned Reverend Jesse Jackson's public funeral into a political sermon on Friday, telling the crowd they need to "overcome the mindset of white supremacy" and "the need to dominate every single country and its people." As reported by Breitbart News, the…
Sherrone Moore's former assistant accuses Michigan of failing to protect her after felony charges dropped
Sherrone Moore walked out of court with three felony counts erased and two misdemeanor pleas in his pocket. His former executive assistant, Paige Shiver, responded by turning her fire on the institution that employed them both. Moore, the former head coach at the University of…
Texas Democrats' Senate nominee mocked by GOP leaders over 'creepy' remark about transgender children
When asked on a podcast to name something he loves other than family and friends, Texas state representative James Talarico gave an answer that has now drawn fire from Republican senators, a sitting governor, and a congressman from his own state. His response: transgender children.…
Federal appeals court tosses Chicago injunction limiting immigration enforcement, vindicating Border Patrol operations
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit gutted a sweeping injunction that had hamstrung federal immigration enforcement across Chicago, ruling Monday that the lower court's order was "overbroad" and "constitutionally suspect." Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino didn't mince words.…
Bill and Hillary Clinton spotted at NYC dinner date days after Epstein depositions
Bill and Hillary Clinton stepped out for a quiet dinner at Italian hotspot Il Tinello in New York City on Monday night, just days after both were deposed separately over their ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Hillary was spotted flashing a quick wave to onlookers outside…
DANIEL VAUGHAN: Americans Will Pay Record Beef Prices Before They'll Try Plant-Based Meat
As I wrote back in December, the smashburger craze isn't just a food trend — it's an economic indicator. Restaurants are stretching their beef the same way Depression-era diners stretched theirs with slugburgers: using less beef per patty and calling it a feature, not a…
FBI seizes election records from Maricopa County as federal voting probe widens
The FBI has seized a large tranche of election records from Maricopa County, Arizona's largest county, as a federal investigation into voting irregularities continues to expand. Multiple sources told Just the News that the records were obtained following a grand jury subpoena, with agents receiving…
Phoenix canal remains identified as Alex Fleming, not linked to Nancy Guthrie kidnapping
The remains of a woman found near a canal in Phoenix on Friday belong to Alex Fleming, 42, not Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of "Today" show anchor Savannah Guthrie, whose disappearance has gripped the nation for over five weeks. Fleming's body showed signs of…
Rep. Ogles ignites Capitol Hill firestorm with post declaring Muslims don't belong in American society
Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn.) detonated a political grenade on Capitol Hill Monday with a post on X declaring that "Muslims don't belong in American society." The statement drew immediate fire from Democrats and at least one Republican colleague, turning an already tense congressional atmosphere into…
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoes bill honoring assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs killed a bipartisan bill that would have created a specialty license plate honoring Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist assassinated last year on a college campus. The bill cleared the state Senate 16-2 and passed the state House 31-23. Hobbs vetoed it…
Trump signals Iran war nearing its end after phone call with Putin
President Trump told reporters the U.S. campaign against Iran is "very far ahead of schedule" and suggested the conflict could soon come to a close, just hours after completing a phone call with Vladimir Putin in which the Kremlin says Putin shared a proposal to…
Seventh Circuit guts Obama appointee's sweeping injunction against immigration enforcement in Chicago
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit tossed out a class-wide preliminary injunction that had blocked federal immigration enforcement across the city of Chicago. As Fox News reported, the 2-1 decision dismantled what the panel called an "overbroad" and…
Rep. Kevin Kiley bolts Republican Party, registering as independent and shrinking GOP House margin to its thinnest in decades
Rep. Kevin Kiley ditched the Republican Party on Monday, registering as an independent and carving the GOP's already razor-thin House majority down to a margin that leaves virtually no room for error. The move drops Republicans to 217 seats against Democrats' 214, with three vacancies,…
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