DANIEL VAUGHAN: Democrats Continue To Lie About John Fetterman's Health

Democrats have entered the "now the truth can be told" portion of their ouster from the White House. From Biden…
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Trump says he will cover the cost to build a new White House ballroom
President Donald Trump's sprawling Mar-a-Lago resort is known for having a number of amenities, including its luxurious Grand Ballroom. This past weekend saw the president announce that he will cover the cost of building a similar venue at the White House.  Trump: "I’m not going…
Trump defends Tim Waltz after appointing him to serve as United Nations ambassador
Last week saw President Donald Trump announce that former National Security Adviser Mike Waltz will become U.N. ambassador while Secretary of State Marco Rubio will cover his old job. While some have speculated that Waltz has been demoted, the president was quick to shoot those…
DOJ investigates Minneapolis prosecutors focus on race when negociating plea deals
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty generated controversy last month by telling prosecutors to take race into account when negotiating plea agreements. That decision has met with opposition from Attorney General Pam Bondi, who charged that it is unconstitutional.  Investigation will focus on "illegal consideration of…
Trump unveils plan for 100% tariff on foreign-made film, says Hollywood is 'dying'
Prior to getting into politics, President Donald Trump was an entertainment icon, appearing in dozens of movies and television shows. Trump once again made waves in Hollywood this week when he signed an order regarding the movie industry.  Trump imposes 100% tariff on foreign films…
Gov. Youngkin explains why he called candidate John Reid regarding lewd photos controversy
It seems that Virginia gubernatorial-level politics are a complete mess right now, and those involved include Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin and Republican nominee for lieutenant governor John Reid. According to NBC Washington, Reid claimed that the governor's advisors are pressuring him to drop out of…
Florida Supreme Court calls for lower court judge to be suspended over improper political contributions
Florida's judicial system was rocked this week after the state's high court recommended that a Broward County circuit judge be suspended. According to WFTV, the Florida Supreme Court "said Judge Stefanie Moon should receive a 10-day suspension without pay" regarding allegations of reported improper political…
Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial is about to get going
The trial of hip-hop entrepreneur Sean "Diddy" Combs is about to start.  The Associated Press reports that jury selection began on Monday and that it is expected to take several days. After that, though, things are really going to heat up, as the prosecution lays…
Trump obtains resignations from over 15,000 USDA employees
President Donald has essentially just forced out over 15,000 employees at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).  Politico reports that these employees have decided to accept Trump's offer and to resign voluntarily. The effort is being led by Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins.  Let's take a look…
Admin asks SCOTUS to allow DOGE access to SSA systems
The Trump administration has requested that the Supreme Court provide the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) access to the internal Social Security Administration systems, allowing them to audit the goings-on. After a federal appeals court decision from last week blocked DOGE from accessing SSA networks…
Former state department official plead guilty to stealing over $600k
Levita Almuete Ferrer, 64, of Montgomery Village, Maryland, admitted this week that she stole approximately $650,000 from the United States Department of State over the course of two years. Special Agent in Charge Benjamin Brockschmidt of the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Inspector General, Deputy…
More voter fraud-related charges filed in Paterson City Council president's case
Alex Mendez (D), president of the Paterson City Council, is facing additional criminal charges related to a plot involving suspected voting fraud in the New Jersey city that began with the May 2020 election. The 20-count superseding indictment adds additional allegations against Mendez and his…
Trump announces he won't run in 2028
While many believe that President Donald Trump should have taken office in January of 2020, taking on a second consecutive term in office, his 2024 term is off to a big start, regardless. When it comes to his future plans, some believe he could have…
Trump doesn't rule out military force to acquire Greenland
President Trump bluntly laid out his plans for acquiring Greenland, warning he will not rule out a military invasion if the Arctic island does not accept his offer to purchase it.  NBC News' Kristen Welker pushed Trump on his repeated threats to take Greenland by…
DANIEL VAUGHAN: Trump's Economy Is Ignoring All The Trade War Waves
The U.S. economy, which should have entered a recession in 2023, is still trucking right along now. For the last few years, whatever has been forecasted, from COVID-19 to inflation to a trade war, hasn't mattered to the world's largest economy. That doesn't mean things…
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