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Trump plans to shut down more than 110 IRS offices

During his inauguration speech, President Donald Trump said: "Instead of taxing our citizens to enrich other countries, we will tariff and tax foreign countries to enrich our citizens." Read More.

American public gives huge nod of approval to DOGE spending cuts

Wednesday's Cabinet meeting at the White House stood out with its opening prayer and President Donald Trump's freewheeling exchanges with reporters in which hard truths were confronted, not avoided Read More.

HHS halts Biden-era contract for oral Covid vaccine

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. issued a stop-work order on a contract awarded by the Biden-Harris administration to a biotech company for the production of a new Covid vaccine. Read More.

Can Germany's conservatives cobble together a coalition?

Another major country has flipped politically to the conservative column. After three years of a drifting center-Left coalition government, voters elected the conservative (small c) Christian Democratic Union CDU in Germany’s parliamentary elections. Yet what was expected to be a massive win for the likely new Chancellor Frederich Merz, became a bit disappointing when his party gained 28.5 percent of the vote. Read More.

Zelenskyy 'went into the Oval Office' and 'detonated his suicide vest'

"Never has a world leader botched a White House meeting the way that this man did today.” Read More.

In one week, communist China terrorized four U.S. allies

While Washington focuses on the accelerating revolution in government unleashed by the second Trump Administration, China is running amok in Asia. Read More.

Comey's 'honeypot' Trump plot on Patel FBI's radar

An off-the-books operation in which then-FBI Director James Comey attempted to infiltrate the 2016 Trump campaign using two undercover female "honeypot" agents is being investigated by the FBI under new Director Kash Patel. Read More.

DNI Gabbard: Over 100 sex chat participants will be fired

Following Christopher Rufo's Feb. 24 report that sex chats became an “on-the-job priority” on the National Security Agency (NSA) Intelink messaging platform, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said that over 100 individuals in the intelligence community have been identified as having "contributed to and participated in" the chat groups and their employment will be terminated. Read More.

Voter fraud: Five Bridgeport, CT Democrats indicted

Five Democrat Party operatives in Bridgeport, Connecticut have been indicted on voter fraud charges related to mail-in ballots in the city's 2023 mayoral primary. Read More.

Trump zeroes in on Ukraine-Russia peace, rare earths deal

President Donald Trump on Monday said he is close to a deal to end Russia’s war with Ukraine, possibly “within weeks.” Read More.

Judge who blocked ICE raids is wed to open borders activist

A federal judge on Monday blocked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from conducting raids at Quaker, Baptist, and Sikh places of worship that are suing over President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement policy. Read More.

Google censored content at request of authoritarian regimes

Google has removed millions of content items from public domains at the request of authoritarian regimes in China, Russia, and many others, an investigation found. Read More.

Stacey Abrams-tied group got $2 billion from Biden EPA

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has discovered that the Biden-Harris Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had earmarked $2 billion for a newly-formed Georgia non-profit linked to Democrat Stacey Abrams that had raised just $100 in its first three months of existence. Read More.

For post-Cold War NATO, moment of truth has arrived

If the Trump train is changing the game in Washington, D.C., it has upended a decades-long marriage of convenience with many nations in western Europe. Read More.

Unreported: The push to accept 'Minor-Attracted Persons'

According to their website, “Indiana Voices is an official contact point for NARSOL (National Association for Rational Sex Offense Laws). As such we work to combat new and currently existing laws which make it difficult for persons required to register as Sex Offenders to reestablish themselves in the community and to lead normal productive, offense-free lives.” Read More.