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A little-noticed federal mandate could take control of your car in the name of safety — and lawmakers in both parties have declined to block it. The federal government is moving closer to giving your car the authority to decide whether you are allowed to drive — without a warrant, without due process, and with …
A Somalian lawmaker told the Daily Caller the Biden administration ignored billions of dollars in U.S. aid fraud, a scandal Trump officials said they have taken steps to address. The Trump administration’s crackdown on Somali fraud has expanded beyond Minnesota and other states as U.S. and Somalian officials document a fraud scandal in the African …
EXCLUSIVE: How Biden Admin Sowed Seeds For Somali Aid Fraud Scandal Read More »
Coal remains a vital energy source during winter storms, according to the North American Electric Reliability Corporation More than 245,000 power outages in Tennessee amid winter storm Fox News correspondent Sarah Alegre joins Fox & Friends Weekend from Nashville, Tennessee, to discuss sweeping power outages across the U.S. as accumulated ice from a winter storm …
Coal plants step up as historic winter storm pushes US power grid to the brink Read More »
If you’ve been following along, you’ve seen a lot of reporting of rampant fraud in our country, ranging from welfare fraud to Medicare fraud to… well, you name it. We’ve seen some shocking numbers, and we’ve seen some pretty unrepentant Democrats willing to just let it all go away. Minnesota seems to be ground zero …
This Could Be Huge: Trump Appoints New Federal Fraud Czar Read More »
Potomac Riverkeeper Network testing shows 300 million gallons of sewage entered the river near historic Lockhouse 10 site The Potomac is facing more than rough waters after a sewage spill near Lockhouse 10 sent E. coli levels soaring far beyond safe limits in Washington, D.C., with new testing revealing contamination thousands of times higher than what’s …
Sewage spill sends E coli surging in the Potomac River near DC Read More »
Mass deportations aren’t easy to watch. They were never going to be. But surrender is not an option, and that’s exactly what halting immigration enforcement would amount to. What’s happening right now isn’t a debate about law or legality. That fight was settled a long time ago. This is a fight over optics. The left …
Mass Deportations Don’t Look Pretty, but Losing This Fight Means Losing America Forever Read More »
Over 40,000 U.S. home-purchase agreements were canceled in December, equal to 16.3% of homes that went under contract that month—the highest December percentage in records dating back to 2017 Cancellations were highest in Atlanta (22.5%), Jacksonville (20.6%) and San Antonio (20.6%) Cancellations were lowest in Nassau County (3.8%), San Francisco (4.2%) and San Jose (8.9%) …
Homebuyers Are Canceling Deals at the Highest Rate on Record Read More »
Iran’s state media has blasted the Trump administration as hypocritical, drawing a direct comparison between the recent protests inside the Islamic Republic and the ongoing unrest ignited by the controversial ICE shootings in Minneapolis. Iran has seized on the latest fatal shooting of Alex Prettio, arguing that President Trump has no moral standing to condemn …
Tehran Cheers US Unrest, Calls Minneapolis Protests ‘Instant Karma’ Read More »
Renaissance Academy’s Leander expansion is not a routine school project but the rapid construction of a mosque-centered Islamic institutional base—financed through Sharia-compliant mechanisms and structured for permanent land control through NAIT/waqf—raising urgent questions about how this is proceeding in Texas even after Abbott’s designation of CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood and the state’s promised enforcement …