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Just when former Congressman Eric Swalwell thought things couldn't get any worse, the FBI stopped him at the airport and seized his phone.
The federal debt reached another eye-popping milestone yesterday, and it has real consequences for every family budget in America.
After Georgia Democrat Senator Jon Ossoff insinuated a presidential affair, the whole media-industrial complex kicked into high gear to dig up dirt.
In the face of opposition from Democrats and the courts, President Trump has asked the Supreme Court to allow him to continue construction of the project.
The radical Left's woke agenda isn't funny, isn't as popular as they think, and isn't remotely compatible with American Liberty.
Meanwhile, the FBI just released information about its own efforts to suppress bad information about Joe and Hunter Biden's Ukraine corruption.
President Donald Trump's life was threatened, but self-important media reporters are far more concerned about the fact that they didn't even know.
The bad doctor privately talked about doubts regarding COVID vaccination for pregnant women while publicly denying there were any "red flags" at all.
"It's the economy, stupid." That's the real message behind the Great Burrito Debate of 2026, which has much less to do with specific stats than the overall picture.
The Supreme Court got the 14th Amendment dangerously wrong, so President Donald Trump issued two orders to tighten up enforcement of existing law.
She's well on her way to winning Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary, but her views and plans ought to concern voters in every state.
Amid the gender-pathology kerfuffle, Clay Travis has an offer: $10 million if the WNBA champion Aces can beat a high school boys' team.
Unfortunately, the president is defending himself with a bogus narrative about vandalism of the pool and gouging by the oil companies.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is working out a deal with Republican senators to win a confirmation vote scheduled for Tuesday morning.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson emphasized the importance of judges avoiding partiality, but choosing Michelle Obama's podcast as her venue undermined that point.
The Intermittent Kinetic Action Against Iran is nearly six months old, and there are increasing rumblings about the U.S. Armed Forces running low on munitions.
Gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra is leading the charge against Proposition 39, but Attorney General Rob Bonta took the cake by deceptively rewording it.
The former NIAID director became the face of pandemic response, but his batty lies and devastating deception are revealed in the pages of his own diary.
While the Leftmedia thinks in terms of checkers, the president is working various angles on Iran, including with Saudi Arabia, and he's thinking several moves ahead.
