John Bolton could face more charges

It now appears that former national security adviser John Bolton could be facing additional charges.  The Washington Examiner reports that the U.S.…
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Trump wants to end New York's first-ever congestion pricing toll
Donald Trump has pledged to kill New York City's controversial congestion pricing policy, House Republicans say. The congestion plan, meant to discourage people from driving on some of the busiest streets in America, is the first of its kind in the country. Drivers must now…
Supreme Court will hear challenge to ACA preventive care mandate
The nation's high court is again playing with fire and the American people's healthcare directives, as it prepares to hear arguments in one of the most anticipated cases of the year. The Supreme Court confirmed on Friday that it will consider a comprehensive challenge to…
Power grid faults spiked before Los Angeles wildfires per experts
According to a firm that tracks power outages, three of the biggest wildfires this week broke out in the same regions where faults in the Los Angeles power grid surged. According to Whisker Labs CEO Bob Marshall's interview with Fox News Digital, the firm saw…
DANIEL VAUGHAN: California Is Rudderless In The Middle Of A Great Disaster
Responding to a natural disaster is a pass-or-fail test for a politician. Either you're ready for them and can answer the call of your constituents, or everyone suffers under your lack of answers. Right now, California's leaders are failing in the worst ways since the…
Report: Supreme Court likely to uphold TikTok ban despite arguments from Trump
Under a bill signed by President Joe Biden last year, TikTok's Chinese parent company has until January 19 to either find a U.S. purchaser for the platform or see it get banned. While President-elect Donald Trump had asked the Supreme Court to extend that deadline,…
Biden: 'I have no contemplation of pardoning myself for anything'
Even some of his fellow Democrats were outraged late last year when President Joe Biden gave a blanket pardon to his son Hunter Biden despite repeatedly saying he would not do so. Given those facts, some may have trouble believing Biden's announcement this past week…
Sources alleged that L.A.'s water chief new of disconnected reservoir and broken hydrants
Some Democrats have suggested that the devastating wildfires which have ravaged Los Angeles are attributable to climate change. However, a bombshell new report suggests that the damage has more to do with gross incompetence from L.A.'s water chief.  Sources say official mishandled water supply In…
Donald Trump plans to issue around 100 executive orders after taking office
Donald Trump has a lot of business to get to once he becomes America's 47th President on January 20, 2025, and he's indicating he's not going to waste time waiting around. According to Fox News, the President-elect has indicated he plans to push around 100…
President Biden expresses anger at Mark Zuckerberg ending 'fact-checking' services
Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg shocked the social media world and the news media after announcing that effective immediately, the company's fact-checkers would be quashed. Not surprisingly, Democrats threw hissy fits in the wake of the announcement, which is likely because so-called "fact-checking" was the only…
SCOTUS poised to hear arguments in Obamacare preventive services case
A key piece of former President Barack Obama's legacy will be heading back to the Supreme Court for potential reversal later this year. As The Hill reports, the high court has agreed to consider whether a panel charged with overseeing a critical part of the…
House GOP debate over SALT deductions could undermine plans for Trump policy agenda bill
President-elect Donald Trump and House Republican leaders hope to hit the ground running after Trump takes office with a massive "reconciliation" bill that includes several top policy agenda priorities, but that may prove to be easier said than done given the exceedingly slim GOP majority.…
'Equity'-focused head of L.A.'s water system knew about empty reservoir and hydrants months before wildfires
Parts of the Los Angeles metro area and surrounding suburbs in Southern California have been ravaged by fierce wildfires fueled by high winds that the L.A. Fire Department has been incapable of effectively fighting due in part to reported water shortages. The depleted water supply…
Biden DHS extends status for nearly 1 million migrants to protect them from deportation
President-elect Donald Trump has been abundantly clear about his intent to crack down on loosely enforced immigration laws and to swiftly deport migrants who do not have legal status to reside in the U.S. In a move that seems specifically designed to thwart Trump's plans,…
Alan Dershowitz believes Judge Merchan's sentencing for Trump was a 'scam'
Harvard Law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz wasn't happy about Judge Juan Merchan's actions regarding the sentencing hearing for President-elect Donald Trump. According to Breitbart, Dershowitz believes that Merchan's agreement to a no-punishment sentence for the incoming president was nothing more than a ploy to keep…
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