Month: March 2025

Credit: WAVY Video Screenshot Justice appears to be coming for the jealous teen athlete who violently attacked her star rival, but she has unbelievably gained some defenders in the process. As The Gateway Pundit reported, a horrifying scene unfolded on Friday during a track title race in Virginia. Brookville High School junior Kaelen Tucker was taking …

UPDATE: Teen Who Viciously Attacked High School Track Star During Virginia State Title Race Charged with Assault – Local NAACP Issues an Outrageous Defense of Attacke Read More »

The Trump administration’s U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has dismissed a slew of lawsuits filed under former President Joe Biden, including legal challenges to state-level abortion bans, merit-based hiring of first responders, and COVID-19 inquiries. Last week, Trump’s DOJ dropped legal action against Idaho’s near-total abortion ban, which includes exceptions for cases involving rape or incest as well …

Trump DOJ Takes an Axe to Biden-Era Civil Lawfare Read More »

Attorney General J.B. McCuskey is urging Maryland House and Senate leaders to table a bill that targets out-of-state coal producers. West Virginia continues to push other states to protect its coal industry. Attorney General J.B. McCuskey is urging Maryland House and Senate leaders to table a bill that targets out-of-state coal producers. McCuskey says the …

West Virginia attorney general challenges Maryland’s new coal fee plan Read More »

To become law, the bill will need to clear the Senate’s 60-vote filibuster threshold, meaning at least seven Democrats will need to support the plan if all Republicans favor it. Republican representatives managed to narrowly pass a modified continuing resolution through the House on Tuesday, putting focus on the Senate as both sides of the …

Blame game: After big House win, GOP looks to put Senate Democrats in a shutdown hot seat Read More »

Emails obtained through FOIA requests suggest the procedure Obama’s EPA used to come to its endangerment finding was informed by people who wanted to regulate greenhouse gases as a pollutant no matter what and came to a predetermined conclusion on behalf of a “progressive” national policy. As the Trump administration nears a decision on whether to …

As Trump moves to scrap key climate finding, emails show Obama EPA used it to push ‘progressive’ fix Read More »

An expert witness before a House Homeland Security Subcommittee says in the last four years, Democrats “opened the border” to import millions of new voters because “they can’t win with only American votes.” “South of the border in Mexico, we discovered flyers encouraging illegals to vote for Biden when they entered the country,” Mike Howell …

Expert Witness: Democrats Opened the Border Because They Can’t Win Elections with Only American Votes Read More »

The Trump administration has ordered the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to pause federal funds to the University of Maine System (UMS) over the state’s refusal to protect women’s sports. The UMS holds a network of eight public colleges in Maine—the state’s “largest educational enterprise,” according to the UMS website, with an annual enrollment of nearly 30,000 …

Trump Administration Cuts Funding to Maine Universities After State Defies Trans Ban Read More »

Dramatic and unexpected election results in Greenland saw long-governing legacy parties kicked out of power and more right-wing, pro-American politicians set to dominate parliament for the first time. The provisional results for the Greenlandic elections held on Tuesday show a historic result not forecast by pollsters, with the longstanding political establishment parties punished and relegated …

Left-Wing Punished in Surprise Greenland Election Result, Next Govt May Be More Trump-Friendly Read More »

President Donald Trump’s administration dismissed roughly half of the workers at the Department of Education on Tuesday, a move which followed Trump’s repeated vows to entirely abolish the agency. A release from the Department of Education said that a “reduction in force” would place nearly 50 percent of staffers on administrative leave starting on March 21. “Today’s reduction in …

Trump Handles Dept. of Education in One Fell Swoop: All Offices Shuttered, Half of Workforce to Be Eliminated Read More »

It has been five years since the disastrous 2020 election, and despite President Trump’s return to power, Michigan Republicans are still fighting to expose the full extent of Biden’s stolen victory. The Michigan Legislature remains deeply divided, with Republicans holding a 58-52 majority in the House, while Democrats control the Senate by a razor-thin 19-18 margin, following the resignation of Sen. Kristen McDonald Rivet …

Tensions as Michigan Officials Stonewall Election Integrity Probe—House GOP Fights Back with Subpoena Threat  Read More »