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Poland: Trump-backed populist defeats Soros-backed gloabalist

Never-Trumpers and the Soros empire were reveling in the early results coming out of Poland's presidential election on Sunday. They celebrated too soon. Read More.

Boulder terror attack suspect is Egyptian in U.S. illegally

The suspect in Sunday's terror attack in Boulder, Colorado is an Egyptian national who is in the U.S. illegally after entering during the Biden-Harris Administration, reports say. Read More.

In blue states, boys continue to dominate girls' sports

High school boys in California, Washington state, and Minnesota are dominating their female opponents while state governments continue to defy President Donald Trump's executive order banning boys from competing in girls' sports. Read More.

HHS: Biden team ignored child trafficking reports

HHS chief Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the agency under his direction found the Biden-Harris regime failed to investigate more than 7,300 reports of human trafficking involving child migrants and ignored tens of thousands of other concerning leads. Read More.

'No evidence' Biden ever spoke about climate executive orders

Joe Biden had no knowledge of at least eight climate-related executive orders that he allegedly signed, according to a new report by an energy watchdog group. Read More.

DOJ sues NC elections board for illegally registering voters

The U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday sued the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) for allowing voters to register without proper identification. Read More.

Escapees detail life without rights in isolated North Korea

Speaking out to break the information barrier inside the hermetically sealed North Korean dictatorship is in itself nothing new, and usually quickly forgotten. Read More.

Taxpayers foot the bill as Biden gave deadbeats a pass

Student loan debt soared to more than $1.5 trillion during the Biden presidency, and the response by Washington was to "forgive" hundreds of billions of these unpaid loans by deadbeat borrowers and let the taxpayers pick up the tab. Read More.

Rubio: 88 percent of USAID funds went to third parties

In March, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that 5,200 U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) contracts were canceled, amounting to 83% of the agency’s programs. Read More.

Warnock got rich after campaigning against the rich

As he campaigned for the U.S. Senate in 2021, Georgia Democrat Raphael Warnock issued praise for Marxism and advocated for the redistribution of wealth. Read More.

RFK Jr. announces ‘common sense’ guidelines for Covid shots

The Covid shot has been removed by the CDC from the recommended immunization schedule for "healthy children and healthy pregnant women," Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said. Read More.

President Trump intent on restoring America's heroes

The Trump Administration has earmarked $30 million for a statue garden that aims to have 250 statues of American heroes in anticipation of next year’s 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Read More.

The Kim dynasty loses face with disastrous destroyer launch

North Korea to great fanfare on Wednesday held the launching of its shining new 5,000-ton-class destroyer, the navy's most advanced warship to date. Read More.

‘Greatest acts of moral duplicity in my lifetime’: Victor Davis Hanson levels Jake Tapper

Leave it to historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson to deliver what for him was a blistering rundown of the "moral duplicity" on display during Jake Tapper's publicity tour for his new book. Read More.

Memo to Dems and their media: Never bet against Trump

It was just a couple weeks ago that Democrats thought they had Trump on the ropes. The tariffs were supposedly a disaster, the stock market was crashing, the media was predicting a recession, and Trump's polls were supposedly cratering. Read More.