DANIEL VAUGHAN: Yes, Trump Deserves The Nobel Peace Prize

History rhymed this week, although it was a rhyme of opposites. The big news is that Donald Trump achieved a…
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Conservative justices express skepticism over Colorado's conversion therapy ban
America's highest judicial body announced in March that it would take up a case concerning Colorado's ban on so-called "conversion therapy" for minors who are struggling with gender identity. The Supreme Court heard arguments over the matter on Tuesday, and comments from some conservative justices…
Mamdani PACs caught accepting sketchy campaign contributions from media, CCP allies
As New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani tries to distance himself from the Chinese Communist Party, reports have come to light that PACs formed to support his candidacy accepted campaign contributions from media sources to which he gave interviews as well as individuals with…
Mace wants to see serial criminal prosecuted for murder federally
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) has asked the Justice Department to take over the prosecution of a serial criminal in her state who allegedly murdered a woman in her sleep, then shopped with her credit cards. Mace wants to see Alexander Dickey prosecuted with the Hobbs…
DANIEL VAUGHAN: Republicans Should Repeal Obamacare, Not Save It
Ostensibly, one of the reasons Democrats are claiming we need a government shutdown right now is over Obamacare. Senate Democrats are digging in, claiming that unless we act now, Americans will get hammered with higher premiums. In truth, Democrats are right on that point, which…
Samuel Alito recused himself from decision to reject Laura Loomer's lawsuit
This week saw America's highest judicial body reject pro-Trump conservative influencer Laura Loomer's effort to sue social media companies. Not all of the Supreme Court's justice participated in that decision, however, as Justice Samuel Alito recused himself from the case.   Alito "took no part in…
House Oversight Committee withdraws subpoena to James Comey in Epstein probe
In August, former FBI Director James Comey was subpoenaed to appear before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee in its ongoing investigation of deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Yet in an unexpected twist, Chairman James Comer moved this week to withdraw Comey's subpoena. Comey…
Stephen Miller's wife hits back at AOC over mocking social media video
This past weekend saw New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez put out a video which mocked White House official Stephen Miller's height and disparaged him as a "clown." Miller's wife proceeded to deliver a humiliating response, dismissing Ocasio-Cortez as a "pathetic" figure who lacks a family.  …
Report: Trump plans to cut refugee admissions by 94%, admit mostly South Africans
The Biden administration admitted just over 100,000 refugees in Fiscal Year 2024, representing the largest figure seen in three decades. However, President Donald Trump will be taking a scorched earth approach to that legacy, reducing admissions by 94%. Report: Trump planning to set total number…
Trump considers discussing pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell with DOJ
Could a presidential pardon resurrect one of the most infamous figures in recent scandals? President Donald Trump has ignited a firestorm by announcing he’ll consult with the Justice Department about possibly pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted of grave crimes tied to child sex trafficking, the Washington…
Trump administration's farmer aid package anticipated soon
Hold onto your pitchforks, folks—help is on the horizon for America’s hardworking farmers as the Trump administration gears up to unveil a massive bailout plan, Newsmax reported.  The White House is poised to roll out a financial lifeline of up to $15 billion for farmers…
Judge overseeing Abrego Garcia deportation case denies government's request for delay due to shutdown
Due to the ongoing shutdown, some of the federal government's otherwise routine operations have been temporarily suspended until funding is restored, including most non-emergency litigation work in the Department of Justice. On Monday, federal prosecutors in Maryland asked for an indefinite delay in the high-profile…
Biden's FBI, Jack Smith, seized phone records of eight GOP senators and one GOP congressman
New and damning evidence has just been released that further exposed the disturbing extent of the weaponization of the Justice Department under former President Joe Biden to target his political opponents. A recently uncovered secret FBI document revealed that eight Republican senators and one Republican…
Letitia James will likely not face charge for fraudulent mortgage
It looks like New York Attorney General Letitia James is going to escape charges for her fraudulent mortgage, much to President Trump's shock and dismay. Elizabeth Yusi, a prosecutor from the Eastern District of Virginia, claims there is no probable cause to press charges against James,…
SCOTUS hears challenge to Colorado conversion therapy ban
The U.S. Supreme Court’s new term is underway, and on Tuesday, the justices were set to hear oral arguments in a First Amendment case touching on hot-button topics such as gender identity and sexual orientation. As Fox News reports, at issue in the case is…
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