-
‘When We’re Back In Power’: Democrats Issue CHILLING Threat To Trump Allies –
A top Democrat issued a warning to foreign leaders who, he claims, have enabled authoritarianism in the U.S. by aligning themselves with President Trump on issues such as deportation, stating that Democrats will not “look kindly” on Trump allies once they “come back to power.” Specifically naming El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele, Rep. Jamie Raskin…
-
Remaining Trump Nominee Approved By Senate Despite One RINO Holdout –
A lone Republican dissent wasn’t enough to block the Senate from confirming one of President Donald Trump’s final key nominees, clearing the path for a fully staffed U.S. Justice Department. Conservative attorney Harmeet Dhillon was confirmed in a mostly party-line vote to lead the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division—a role that will grant her significant influence…
-
Dem Sen. Warren Makes Big Announcement About Her Political Future –
Massachusetts Democrat Sen. Elizabeth Warren announced on Monday morning that she will run for re-election. Warren, who has held her Senate seat since 2012, released a video on her Twitter account that featured Massachusetts voters singing her praises. Warren’s announcement also comes after she made some surprising comments last month that led some to believe…
-
Una bomba de Hollywood que dejó su carrera para cuidar a su hijo: ¡Su apariencia a los 93 años! –
Mamie Van Doren, una rubia explosiva que deslumbró en la pantalla grande en los años 50, cautivó al público con su mirada seductora y su espíritu rebelde. Surgida de humildes comienzos, abrazó su estatus de símbolo sexual, protagonizando películas que mostraban su magnetismo innegable. Sin embargo, la vida de Van Doren dio un giro inesperado…
-
SCOTUS Denies Request To Consider Climate Lawsuits –
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to take up challenges of state and local lawsuits against oil companies that seek to compel them to compensate for alleged climate change-related damages. Energy-producing states, oil companies, and industry groups filed two challenges to waves of climate lawsuits. Critics assert that the states are using these lawsuits to impose…
-
Clinton Strategist Predicts Disaster For Dems If AOC Is ’28 Nominee –
A Democratic strategist for former President Bill Clinton has ruled out the possibility of left-wing Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York becoming the party’s 2028 presidential nominee. During a Fox News interview last week with guest host Kellyanne Conway, strategist Mark Penn made a prediction that an AOC nomination would only win the Democratic Party…
-
Jasmine Crockett Under Fire For Claiming Trump ‘More Dangerous’ Than MS-13 –
Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett faced swift backlash after claiming that President Donald Trump is more dangerous than Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a reputed MS-13 gang member who was deported to El Salvador last month. The Texas congresswoman was accused of “living in an alternate reality” after stating that Abrego Garcia is “a lot less criminal” than…
-
Senate Rejects Resolution to Block Arms Sale to Israel –
Three bills by independent Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont were shot down by the U.S. Senate. These bills would have stopped the U.S. from selling $20 billion worth of arms to Israel. At the end of September, Sanders introduced three Joint Resolutions of Disapproval (JRDs). These came almost a year after Hamas attacked Israel on…
-
DOGE To Examine Congress Members Who Became ‘Strangely Wealthy’ –
The world’s richest man wants answers about how members of Congress have become “strangely wealthy” despite their relatively modest government salaries. During a town hall in Wisconsin on Sunday night, Tesla, Starlink, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said his team at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) would look into how certain lawmakers have amassed…
-
DOJ Ends ‘DEI’ Lawsuits Against Fire, Police Departments –
Attorney General Pam Bondi ended federal lawsuits that the Biden administration had filed against local police and fire departments over their merit-based hiring policies. Under the Biden administration, the DOJ’s Office of Civil Rights sued local first responders for prioritizing merit in hiring rather than making race-based decisions. “Despite no evidence of intentional discrimination—only statistical…
