Trump-endorsed Florida Republicans win House seats in two special election

Politico noted how some Democrats argued that this week's Florida special congressional elections would be "an early voter litmus test…
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Trump sends illegal immigrants to their home country, finding a way around judge's ruling
A judge has stopped President Donald Trump from sending some illegal immigrants to Guantanamo Bay. Fox News now reports that the Trump administration has gotten around this by sending some of these individuals back to their home country. As we will see, though, this does…
RFK Jr. tells HHS staffers to 'move out'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the new Secretary of the Health and Human Services (HHS) department, has reported told certain HHS staffers that they should "move out."  Kennedy, according to the Washington Examiner, gave the order on Thursday. This was shortly after Kennedy was confirmed by the Senate…
Trump bans the Associated Press from the White House
President Donald Trump has just banned the Associated Press from the White House.  Trump, according to the Daily Mail, made the move on Friday. As we will see, Trump is not happy with the fact that the Associated Press refuses to refer to the Gulf…
Article claims Secret Service stopped Barron Trump from participating in basketball game
Barron Trump is known for his towering stature, with some observers even joking that the president's youngest son might have a career in the NBA. Yet this seems especially unlikely given how a recent report claims that the Secret Service stopped him from playing basketball…
Democratic Wisconsin Supreme Court justice refuses to recuse herself from union case
Republican Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn made headlines earlier this month when he opted to recuse himself from a case concerning a controversial labor law. Yet in a move that is sure to leave the GOP enraged, one of Hagedorn's Democratic counterparts has rejected…
House passes bill which aims to make repealing regulations easier
The conservative American Action Forum estimates that President Joe Biden's regulatory regime cost Americans nearly $2 trillion. However, this week saw Congress pass a piece of legislation which would make repealing onerous regulations much easier.   Bill would allow Congress to review multiple federal regulations at…
Acting U.S. attorney resigns over decision to drop charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams
New York City Mayor Eric Adams made headlines last year when he was indicted by the Department of Justice (DOJ) on corruption charges. However, the White House's decision to drop those charges prompted one official to submit her resignation.  Acting U.S. attorney says dropping charges…
Former senior federal prosecutor in NY resigns rather than comply with DOJ order to dismiss criminal charges against Mayor Adams
Federal criminal charges were filed last year by the Biden-Harris administration against Democratic New York City Mayor Eric Adams in what many viewed as politically motivated retaliation against the mayor for speaking out critically against the administration's lax immigration enforcement policies. This week, following a…
Judge extends by one week his restraining order blocking Trump's plans to downsize USAID
President Donald Trump is attempting to implement his "America First" agenda at breakneck speed but, as expected, he has been slowed in some areas by judicial rulings in response to lawsuits filed by his political opponents and federal workers facing potential unemployment. In one such…
Former VP Harris overwhelmingly leads poll of possible replacements for California Gov. Newsom
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom is term-limited and cannot run for another term in office in 2026, which has sparked ample speculation about who his eventual replacement might be. A new poll shows that, if she decided to run, former Vice President Kamala Harris would…
Trump reportedly rejected Israeli request for second extension of deadline to withdraw from southern Lebanon
Conflict erupted last year between Israel and the Iran-backed terror group Hezbollah in Lebanon, though the fierce fighting was ended in November with a tentative ceasefire agreement. Part of that agreement involves Israeli troops vacating occupied portions of southern Lebanon by a deadline next month,…
Education nominee Linda McMahon questioned by Dem senator over decades-old sex abuse allegations raised in WWE lawsuit
Linda McMahon, a former top executive at World Wrestling Entertainment and President Donald Trump's choice to lead the Education Department, sat for a Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday and, rather predictably, was grilled by Democratic panel members on an assortment of issues. At one point…
Donald Trump Jr. makes relationship Instagram official
Donald Trump Jr. is finally making his new girlfriend "Instagram official." Months after their relationship was leaked to the press, the president's eldest son brought Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson to the Super Bowl last weekend, where she joined Trump Jr. and his family -…
Musk launches DOGE website, saying agency will be 'maximally transparent' with taxpayers
The left-wing tech publication Gizmodo may have jumped the gun on Wednesday when it called DOGE head Elon Musk a "fountain of lies" for saying that DOGE's numbers are all online. That same day, DOGE launched its website at doge.gov with a complete breakdown of…
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