New York judge orders redrawing of Malliotakis’ congressional district

A New York judge has delivered a significant ruling that could reshape the political landscape of the state’s 11th congressional…
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Spirit Airlines plane evacuated during bomb threat at Detroit Metro Airport
There was even more drama than normal at one particular airport this morning, and everyone who rushed to get to their planes could have hit the snooze button at least one more time. A bomb threat prompted the early Thursday morning evacuation of a Spirit…
House oversight GOP rejects Democratic Musk subpoena
The richest man in the world and former Department of Government Responsibility (DOGE) head, Elon Musk, has again found himself in hot water and on the outs with the inhabitants of the White House. The mutual admiration society alliance between Musk and President Donald Trump…
White House dismisses Adam Schiff's insider trading accusations
The Trump administration is urging closer scrutiny of Nancy Pelosi's (D-Ca.) stock portfolio after one of her closest allies, Senator Adam Schiff (D-Ca.), accused White House officials of insider trading. "The American people remain highly concerned about Nancy Pelosi’s long, documented history of insider trading and eagerly…
DANIEL VAUGHAN: Democrat's Bizarre Racism On Immigration Exposed
Both political parties have blind spots regarding specific issues and topics, which exist for a variety of reasons. However, the Democratic Party's blindness to immigration is one of the most bizarre that has popped up in recent decades. And what's strange still about it is…
FBI Deputy Director Bongino reveals existence of video evidence that suggests Epstein really killed himself
Disgraced convicted pedophile and billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein died in a New York City jail cell in 2019, and while the official story is that he committed suicide, conspiracy theories have run rampant since then that he was actually murdered. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino…
SCOTUS refuses to hear case brought by police officers who attended January 6 rally
The Washington State Supreme Court ruled earlier this year that a group of current and former Seattle police officers who attended President Donald Trump's "Stop the Steal" rally on January 6, 2021, can be publicly identified. While the officers sought a reversal of that decision…
Democrats lash out at Karine Jean-Pierre for leaving party after publishing book
For nearly three years, former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was one of the Biden administration's most visible figures. However, some Democrats are now accusing Jean-Pierre of betrayal after the ex-official announced that she has left their party.  Former White House staff member: "Everyone…
Trump signs executive order imposing new travel ban on nearly 20 foreign nations
Arguably among the most controversial policies of President Donald Trump's first term, though it was ultimately upheld by the Supreme Court, was the so-called travel ban that restricted entry into the U.S. for individuals from certain particularly dangerous nations around the world. On Wednesday, Trump…
Court blocks Trump's plan to dismantle Department of Education
In March, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at "closing the Department of Education and returning authority to the states. Although the executive order was met with cheers from conservatives, a federal court has killed it for now.  Appeals court refuses to lift…
Investigation will examine Biden's mental competency and use of an autopen to sign documents
A jarring audio recording of former President Joe Biden's interview with former Special Counsel Robert Hur have raised additional questions about his mental competency while serving in the White House. Those questions may soon be answered as Attorney General Pam Bondi has pulled the trigger…
Vance jokingly accuses host of being "an a------" during think tank dinner
President Donald Trump is no stranger to profanity, occasionally using off-color words in his social media posts and campaign speeches. However, the president may have been blindsided this week to hear Vice President J.D. Vance employ some of the same language.  Think tank founder jokes…
Critics slam Justice Brett Kavanaugh for refusing to take gun ban case
Justice Brett Kavanaugh raised eyebrows this week when he suggested that the Supreme Court will review the constitutionality of state gun bans at some point in the next two years. However, critics were quick to excoriate him along with Justice Amy Coney Barrett for allowing…
Trump notches win against Democrats in FEC-related legal challenge
Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump's efforts to enact the agenda on which he ran – and won – have faced seemingly innumerable legal challenges from the left. As The Hill reports, however, a federal judge -- a Biden appointee no less --…
Michael Moore attempts to re-write U.S. Pledge of Allegiance
Liberal whackjob filmmaker and activist Michael Moore only makes headlines when he's seemingly desperate and back in the land of irrelevancy. According to Breitbart, Moore is obviously seeking attention over his latest stunt, which involves rewriting the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance to help unite his…
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