Reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley thank God and Trump for their pardons

Reality television stars Todd and Julie Chrisley made headlines in 2022 when they were sentenced to prison after being convicted…
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Anthony Bernal refuses to testify before House Oversight Committee
As House Republicans dial in on the origins of how former President Joe Biden's autopen was really used behind the scenes as the former president was rapidly declining both cognitively and physically, some people in that world are running scared. According to Fox News, a…
AOC Bronx girl persona disassmbled by fellow New Yorker
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez found herself in a "New York off" with a local politician, who blew some serious holes in her "Bronx girl" narrative. A New York State Republican lawmaker shattered AOC's persona when he exposed her yearbook photo from a top-tier high-performing school, as The…
The Supreme Court allows Planned Parenthood Medicaid cuts
Individual Medicaid patients cannot sue to enforce their right to choose a provider in some circumstances, the Supreme Court concluded Thursday, supporting South Carolina's effort to shut off Medicaid funds for Planned Parenthood. The state, supported by the Trump administration, was favored by the court…
Big Beautiful Bill's Medicade changes hit roadblock
As Republicans work feverishly to complete the omnibus bill package this week, the Senate parliamentarian has delivered a devastating blow to the party. According to the official, a Medicaid provider tax change, which is key to President Trump’s tax reduction and spending bill, does not…
Tulsi Gabbard skips classified Iran briefing
Tulsi Gabbard skipped a classified briefing to Congress on President Trump's Iran strikes, fueling speculation that she has been sidelined within the administration. One of the most prominent anti-war voices in Trump's Cabinet, Gabbard has been dogged by reports claiming she is out of step…
Observers: Late Justice Antonin Scalia helped set stage for Trump's approach to courts
In the 2015 case of Obergefell v. Hodges, America's highest judicial body ruled five to four that the Constitution recognizes a right to gay marriage. That case saw the late Justice Antonin Scalia author a rogue dissent which some now say was prophetic in terms…
IL Gov. JB Pritzker seeks another term as talk of presidential bid grows
Illinois Democrat Gov. J.B. Pritzker has presided over a fiscal crisis in his state even as residents have been fleeing to other jurisdictions. Yet despite his questionable record, Pritzker has made clear that he intends to mount his third gubernatorial run.  Governor touts record According…
GOP congressman calls on DHS to use Medicaid records in illegal alien identification
Earlier this month, the White House released a statement complaining that over 1.4 million illegal migrants "are currently on Medicaid, stealing taxpayer-funded health care benefits meant for American citizens." However, one congressman recently presented Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem with a plan…
Some Republicans call for Senate parliamentarian's firing
Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough raised eyebrows this week when she began stripping elements out of President Donald Trump's spending bill. That development has infuriated Republicans, with some GOP lawmakers now calling for MacDonough to be fired.  Sen. Tommy Tuberville: "She's got to be gone" According…
Musk announces ban on use of hashtags in paid ads on X platform
Since it first launched as Twitter nearly two decades ago, hashtags have been a ubiquitous part of the X social media platform experience, as they helped users boost the visibility of their posts or easily search for posts from others about certain topics. Beginning on…
Trump heralds SCOTUS ruling on nationwide injunctions
Over the past few decades, federal district court judges have increasingly adopted the dubious use of "universal" or nationwide injunctions to permanently block or temporarily delay the implementation and enforcement of new executive actions or legislation from Congress. That practice was essentially ended on Friday…
Trump limit's Congress' access to classified information following Iran leak
A recently leaked assessment from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) concluded that last weekend's airstrikes may have only set Iran's nuclear program back by a few months. The White House has responded to the leak by limiting Congress' access to classified information, a decision which…
Woman who refused Trump's January 6 pardon gets a letter from Mike Pence
President Donald Trump made headlines this past January when he quickly pardoned those accused of participating in the January 6 riot on Capitol Hill. However, one person refused Trump's act of clemency, a move which recently won her praise from former Vice President Mike Pence. …
Former FCC, Capitol Hill staffer arrested on charges of abduction, assault
When those who undertake roles in government service are accused of engaging in unethical -- and even criminal -- conduct, the breach of public trust is something that is difficult to repair. As the Daily Caller reports, a former staffer for multiple Democrat lawmakers who…
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