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This did not make many headlines during the holiday weekend. President Trump spoke with reporters at Joint Base Andrews on Thursday, July 3rd, on his way to a rally at the state fairgrounds outside of Des Moines, Iowa. One reporter asked the president about the chaos and violence in the nation’s capital. A congressional intern …

After President Trump Is Told Congress Has the Power to Govern DC He Tells Reporters His Administration Will Deal with Washington DC This Week Read More »

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is hosting a workshop this week focusing on “unfair and deceptive trade practices” in so-called “gender-affirming care” for minors. The workshop, to be held on Wednesday in Washington, DC, is called “The Dangers of ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ for Minors,” and will include presentations from detransitioners and their families, doctors, medical ethicists, and whistleblowers. …

Federal Trade Commission to Explore ‘Deceptive Trade Practices’ in Sex Changes for Minors Read More »

Fifteen individuals were indicted in Frio County Texas in an elaborate ballot harvesting scheme including former mayors and a TX rep. candidate. Nine more officials were arrested in connection with a voter harvesting scandal in Frio County Texas bringing the total number of indicted officials to 15. The latest indictments included Manuel Medina, the Texas …

FIFTEEN Democrats, Including Several Officials, a Local Judge, a Former Rep. Candidate and Two Former Mayors, Indicted in Frio County Texas Vote Harvesting Scandal Read More »

President Donald Trump signed his “Big, Beautiful Bill” into law last week, which contains a provision defunding Planned Parenthood of taxpayer funding through Medicaid. It is a move that appears to have the abortion giant scrambling, as its nearly 600 centers will be blocked from receiving Medicaid reimbursements for the one year the provision is …

Abortion Giant Planned Parenthood Says 200 Clinics Are ‘at Risk of Closure’ After Passage of ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Read More »

The Supreme Court handed the Trump administration a major deportation victory on Thursday. On the same day, the GOP-led House passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act in a narrow 218–214 vote—legislation that paves the way for over one million deportations annually. Meanwhile, the first illegals arrived at “Alligator Alcatraz” in the Florida Everglades, with outbound flights …

CNN Stunned As Majority Of Americans Back Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan Read More »

Democrat lawmakers have said that their voters are now threatening “blood” and “violence” over their inability to stop President Donald Trump from continuing forward with his agenda. Several House Democrats told Axios that members of their voting base have become increasingly agitated and hostile in the face of Trump’s ongoing agenda, which reached a milestone last week …

Democrat Lawmakers Say Voters Threatening ‘Blood,’ ‘Violence’ over Trump Agenda Read More »

President John F. Kennedy was assassinated 62 years ago while riding in a presidential motorcade through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963. Thanks to President Trump the American public is finally discovering the real story behind the assassination. For years Americans have been holding their own investigations into the death of our …

After Nearly 62 Years, CIA Finally Admits a Psychological Warfare Agent from the Agency “Came into Contact” with Lee Harvey Oswald before JFK’s Assassination Read More »

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez responded to critics ridiculing her for calling herself a “Bronx girl” despite growing up in a majority-white village in New York state, insisting that she grew up “between” the two vastly different areas. Responding to a social media jab from President Donald Trump after she called for his impeachment, the socialist congresswoman …

AOC Insists She Is a ‘Bronx Girl’ Despite Suburban Upbringing Read More »

A pair of bald eagles rest after eating a fish. Photo by Bill Mish, submitted for the 2024 Maryland DNR Photo Contest For 18 years, Glenn Therres watched the recovery of Maryland’s bald eagles from the window of a four-seater plane. The long-time bald eagle biologist for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Therres had counted …

A Soaring Success: Maryland’s Bald Eagle Population Recovery Read More »

Over the last several years, dating back to before the COVID-19 pandemic, a trend has emerged in the labor market: a divergence between employment levels of natural US citizens and foreign-born individuals. The gap widened substantially during the previous administration, favoring newcomers. In the early days of President Donald Trump’s second term, however, American workers …

US Workers Account for All Job Gains in 2025 Read More »