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Biden Made Him a Citizen. Then He Allegedly Killed a Federal Employee. Read That Sentence Again. Read More.

The peace talks lasted sixteen hours. Read More.

A Democratic-led effort to halt U.S. military hostilities in Iran failed to move forward Thursday during a pro forma session in the House, marking another flashpoint in the battle over presidential war powers. Read More.

California officials have arrested five individuals tied to a massive $267 million hospice fraud scheme, raising serious concerns about government oversight and abuse of taxpayer-funded healthcare programs. Authorities say the accused collected millions without providing legitimate care, highlighting a growing problem that demands accountability. Read More.

The Department of Justice says it now has more than 8,000 active fraud investigations underway across the country, a sign of just how widespread abuse of taxpayer-funded programs has become. Read More.

Iran Wouldn't Deal. Now They Might. Ask Yourself Why. Read More.

A Democrat Senate candidate in Maine is under renewed scrutiny after past online comments resurfaced, revealing deeply offensive remarks about Christianity. Combined with prior controversies involving inflammatory statements and questionable symbolism, the revelations are raising serious concerns about judgment, character, and respect for deeply held American values. Read More.

A new CNN poll shows a striking lack of confidence in congressional Democrats—not just among Americans broadly, but within their own party. As policy battles drag on and priorities come into question, many voters appear increasingly frustrated with what they see as misplaced focus and ineffective leadership in Washington. Read More.

During a high-stakes Supreme Court hearing, justices appeared skeptical of former President Donald Trump’s effort to end automatic birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants. While the administration argued from historical and constitutional grounds, liberal justices pushed back—at times with strained analogies—highlighting the deep divide over the meaning of American citizenship. Read More.

New court filings in the case surrounding the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk reveal the prosecution’s planned witness list—including the suspect’s parents and a close personal associate. As the legal battle unfolds, the defense argues it needs more time to process a massive volume of evidence before moving forward. Read More.

After years of prioritizing identity over substance, Democrats now appear to be quietly rethinking their strategy heading into 2028. Behind closed doors, concerns are growing that voters aren’t buying what the party has been selling—and the shift reveals a deeper truth about what Americans actually want in a leader. Read More.

In a move raising serious concerns about national security priorities, the Senate has passed a Department of Homeland Security funding bill that notably excludes funding for ICE and Border Patrol. While some agencies will receive support, the omission of key enforcement arms underscores ongoing political battles over immigration policy and border control. Read More.

A prominent Black Lives Matter activist who was celebrated as a civic leader in 2020 is now being held accountable for misusing charitable funds. Monica Cannon-Grant, once praised by the media and political establishment, has been ordered to repay over $224,000 after admitting to fraud and financial abuse tied to her nonprofit. Read More.

The federal government is taking a hard look at Washington state’s Covenant Homeownership Program, a taxpayer-backed initiative that offers housing assistance based in part on race and ancestry. Supporters call it reparative justice. Critics call it discrimination dressed up as fairness. Now HUD is investigating whether the program violates federal civil rights law and denies equal treatment to Americans based on identity. Read More.

The Man Behind the Dark Money: How Neville Roy Singham Built a $278M Network Against the West Read More.