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Social Media Erupts After People See What’s On Trump’s iPhone Lock Screen
Every time Donald Trump picks up his iPhone, he’s greeted by a familiar face—his own. The president drew fresh criticism online after a recent photo revealed he continues to use a picture of himself as his phone’s lock screen. Trump was photographed holding his phone again on Friday, and close-up images confirmed he’s still using…
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DOJ Launches Probe After Chilling Report On Riot Funding
An investigation is underway to determine who is sponsoring anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) riots in Los Angeles and other major U.S. cities after a prominent corporation stated it has received requests for assistance. Crowds on Demand, a California-based firm that specializes in delivering on-demand protest crowds, told Fox News Digital that it had “numerous…
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Trump Shares Big News on ICE Raids as Liberal Cities Riot
President Donald Trump issued new instructions to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers following a week of often violent protests against the agency and its personnel over their continued push to round up and deport criminal aliens. The order followed a week of demonstrations and attacks on ICE officers and facilities in blue cities like Los Angeles, Portland,…
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Gunman Charged With Murder Of Minnesota Lawmaker Appointed to State Board By Walz
The suspect sought in the shooting of two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses was appointed by Democrat Gov. Tim Walz to serve on a workforce board in the state. Vance Boelter, 57, the man accused of carrying out what’s being called a “politically motivated” attack, was actually appointed to state posts by Democrat governors. Records…
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Bondi Announces DOJ Involvement After Minnesota Lawmaker Shootings
Attorney General Pam Bondi said that the Department of Justice is on the case after two Minnesota Democratic lawmakers were shot, with one killed. “I am closely monitoring developments in Minnesota after what appears to be a targeted attack against state lawmakers. The FBI is on the ground investigating this case alongside state and local…
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Minnesota Murder Suspect Had Anti-Trump Materials In Vehicle: Reports
Following the targeted shootings of two Minnesota Democratic lawmakers early Saturday morning, the Minnesota State Patrol reported discovering flyers with the phrase “No Kings” inside the suspect’s abandoned vehicle. The discovery has sparked concerns about a possible link to anti-Trump protests planned across the state, leading authorities to urge the public to steer clear of…
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Trump Sends Message After Shooting Of Minnesota Lawmakers
President Donald Trump issued a press release sharing his sympathy for the Minnesota Democratic lawmakers who were shot by 57-year-old Vance Boelter after the tragic incident. The message was shared on X by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt prior to the identification of Boelter as the shooter. “I have been briefed on the terrible…
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Video Of Murdered Minn. Democrat Shows Her Upset After Migrant Funding Vote
A news report featuring an interview with Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman, visibly upset over a vote she cast against funding healthcare for illegal immigrants in her state, has gone viral online. The video surfaced just a day after Hortman and her husband, Mark, were murdered at their home in Brooklyn Park. In a…
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Trump White House Responds After Schiff Demands Financial Disclosure Records
California Democratic Sen. Adam Schiff is once again playing political games, this time demanding financial disclosures from senior White House officials, and it didn’t take long for the Trump team to call out the hypocrisy. Instead of aiming his outrage where it belongs, Schiff sent a letter to White House counsel David Warrington and Chief…
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Long-Serving Illinois Democrat Sentenced To Years Behind Bars In Corruption Case
Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan’s stunning fall from power ended Friday with a seven and a half year prison sentence and a $2.5 million fine. The once-mighty speaker, who held the title of longest-serving legislative leader in American history, was convicted of trading legislation for favors and financial perks for his friends and political…
