Month: December 2025

Photo courtesy of the U.S. Army The War Department is reviewing discharges issued during the Biden administration involving service members separated under the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Affected service members are seeking discharge upgrades, restoration of back pay and benefits, reinstatement to their former rank, and restoration of GI Bill education eligibility. On August 24, 2021, Secretary of Defense Lloyd …

Secretary of War Hegseth Reviews Biden-Era COVID-Vaccine Discharges for Upgrade, Reinstatement, and Benefits Restoration  Read More »

As the investigation into a shocking mass shooting at Brown University drags into its fourth day with no suspect in custody, Rhode Island’s Democrat Attorney General Peter Neronha snapped at a reporter after being confronted with mounting questions, including why Brown University scrubbed its website of a pro-Palestine activist’s profile. As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, one of the …

Rhode Island Democrat AG SNAPS at Reporter When Asked Why Pro-Palestine Activist’s Brown University Profiles Were Scrubbed — Brown University Releases Statement Read More »

President Trump on Wednesday evening addressed the nation, where he spoke to the hearts of American citizens. The President touted all of his accomplishments on the economy, tariffs, crime, border security, inflation, and more. Trump announced a special Christmas gift for our troops: A ‘warrior dividend’ – $1,776 for each service member in honor of …

President Trump Concludes Address to Nation with Epic Closing Statement on Vision For America’s Future (VIDEO) Read More »

The size of the federal workforce has dropped by over 270,000 employees since President Donald Trump took office, marking its lowest level in a decade. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Tuesday that the number of workers on the federal payroll shrank by 6,000 in November, on top of a 162,000 decline in October. “Federal government …

Trump Reduces Federal Workforce to Lowest Level in a Decade Read More »

President Donald J. Trump’s mass deportation of illegal immigrants is beginning to have an impact on housing rents, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Data from November shows that apartment rents fell 1.1 percent compared to the previous year, and 5.2 percent compared to November 2022. “Rents are down. You know the story that the Biden administration doesn’t want to …

Trump’s Treasury Secretary: Mass Deportations Are Lowering Rent for Americans. Read More »

Another day, another recidivist allegedly killing somebody in America. Yet again, we’re talking about North Carolina, sadly. Thankfully, it’s not the Charlotte light rail this time, although that’s cold comfort to both the family of the victim and everyone who cares about public safety. This time, however, the alleged killer would be a recidivist murderer. Yes, …

Another One: NC Repeat Offender and Murderer Who Served Just 5 Years Has Been Arrested for Killing Woman, 74, After Hijacking Ambulance Read More »

The commission would consider giving slaves’ descendants monetary compensation, down payment assistance, debt forgiveness, and higher education aid. Maryland will form a commission to study the possibility of providing reparations for slavery after the state’s legislature reversed Gov. Wes Moore’s veto of enabling legislation on Dec. 16. Slavery was abolished in the United States in …

Maryland Legislature Overrides Governor’s Veto of Reparations Commission Read More »

The House of Representatives has passed the GOP plan on healthcare on Wednesday evening, by a vote of 216-211. The sole nay on the right side of the aisle was by Republican Rep. Thomas Massie (KY-4). We’ll likely have more to say going forward about the bill. But one thing the legislation does not include: any extensions …

Breaking: GOP Healthcare Plan Passes in US House: ‘On to the Senate!’ Read More »

Hello, this is Victor Davis Hanson for The Daily Signal. A lot of officials in the Trump Cabinet are under a lot of criticism, as we’d expect, from the Left. But one has, I think, both got more criticism and more unfair criticism than any other Cabinet member. And that’s Pete Hegseth, the secretary of war—the …

Hegseth Did What Biden Called ‘Impossible’ Read More »

Maryland will create a commission to study potential reparations for slavery after lawmakers voted Tuesday to override a veto by Gov. Wes Moore — currently the nation’s only Black governor — that disappointed many fellow Democrats. Moore said in his veto letter in May that it was a difficult decision to veto the bill, which …

Maryland to consider slavery reparations after Gov. Wes Moore’s veto is overridden Read More »