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Vance Casts Tie-Breaking Votes To Advance $9.4B Rescissions Package In Senate
Vice President JD Vance made two tie-breaking votes in the Senate on Tuesday to advance a $9.4 billion rescissions plan that will eliminate government funding for PBS and NPR. The Senate tied 50-50 on two procedural votes to begin discussion of the multibillion-dollar expenditure clawback plan until Vance’s votes advanced the White House-requested proposal. Three…
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Elon Musk Has Just Spearheaded His Biggest Breakthrough Yet…
There’s a scene in almost every person’s life that goes a little something like this: You walk into a room, stand there for a second, and then wonder why on earth you’re there in the first place. It’s the type of thing that makes you laugh the first dozen or so times it happens, but…
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Sen. Paul Makes Another Criminal Referral Of Fauci To DOJ
Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul is once again referring former top immunologist Dr. Anthony Fauci to the Justice Department following recent revelations regarding former President Joe Biden’s prolific use of an autopen. Paul announced the referral – his second to the DOJ regarding Fauci – after reports claimed that Biden may not have personally known…
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FBI Launches Probe Into Decade Of Dem-Led Election Antics
The FBI has quietly opened an investigation into a decade’s worth of activities—from the Russia collusion narrative to the Jack Smith prosecutions—by Democratic operatives and elements of the intelligence community, according to a Monday report. The probe could lead to the appointment of a special prosecutor to determine whether these well-documented episodes constitute a coordinated…
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GOP’s Burchett Makes Head-Turning Claim About ‘Epstein Files’
Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) stated last week that he believes a client list tied to Jeffrey Epstein once existed but was “destroyed” by the Biden administration. “I think the files existed at one time,” Burchett said in an interview on NewsNation’s “On Balance” with host Leland Vittert. “I think they were destroyed in the previous…
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Biden Defends Use Of Autopen For Mass Clemency Decisions
Former President Joe Biden defended his decision to use an autopen for signing his final pardons, explaining the administration’s rationale for employing the device in a recently published interview. The conversation with The New York Times focused specifically on his use of the autopen to execute the last round of clemency measures at the close…
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GOP Senator Suffers Seizure, Brain Bleed After Falling On Ice
North Dakota Republican Sen. Kevin Cramer suffered a seizure and a brain bleed after slipping and falling on ice in his home state. The Republican senator took to social media to share the news, revealing that he is resting and recovering at home in the state following the incident over the weekend. “Late yesterday afternoon,…
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DOJ Rejects Ghislaine Maxwell’s Appeal In SCOTUS Response
The Department of Justice requested the Supreme Court on Monday to dismiss Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal of her sex-trafficking conviction, a decision that comes as the department has lately faced criticism for its treatment of Epstein’s case files. A New York jury convicted Maxwell, 63, of five charges of underage sex trafficking and…
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AOC May Be In Legal Trouble After What She Said About Trump
New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez may be facing potential legal trouble after a social media post that some argue could amount to defamation. In the post, Ocasio-Cortez referred to President Donald Trump as a “rapist,” implying that the president was the reason behind the administration’s decision not to release the Epstein files. “Wow who…
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Former U.S. Senator Alan Simpson Dies Aged 93
Former U.S. Senator Alan Simpson passed away at the age of 93, according to a statement from his family and the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. After battling to recover from a broken hip in December, the former Republican senator, who played for Wyoming and was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2022,…
