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President Trump's full '60 Minutes' interview, minus network's edits and cuts

President Donald Trump's full interview with CBS's "60 Minutes" on Sunday: Read More.

Moment of truth for Trump’s tariffs revolution for U.S. economy

The U.S. Supreme Court this week will consider the legality of President Donald Trump's global tariffs in what the president said will be "one of the most consequential" decisions the top court will ever make. Read More.

DOJ sues eight states over corrupted voter rolls

The Department of Justice has filed lawsuits against eights states for failure to comply with federal requests to review their voter rolls. Read More.

Palestine fiction and collapse of the Christian West

Western Civilization's decay and decline are demonstrated by the recent recognition of the non-existent State of Palestine by the UK, France, Australia, Canada, and Portugal. Read More.

Germany's 'anti-Greta' seeks asylum in United States

A conservative activist in Germany known as the "anti-Greta" Thunberg has applied for asylum in the United States after reporting she received death threats from Antifa terrorists and was being surveilled by German intelligence. Read More.

Arctic Frost: Jack Smith sought to dismantle MAGA

Jack Smith, the special counsel appointed by Team Biden to go after its political enemies, targeted 160 Republicans in what is being called an attempt to dismantle President Donald Trump's MAGA movement. Read More.

Democrat Party has formally ceded power to socialists

With the coronation of Zohran Mamdani, the soon-to-be socialist mayor of New York City, as a Democrat Party power player, the party has essentially allowed the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) to take the reins, analysts say. Read More.

Just how united are Chairman Xi, the CCP and the PLA?

Amid a major purge of top military leaders, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has scaled back military drills this year in what is seen as a campaign to garner greater political loyalty, according to a briefing given to U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Read More.

Trump, Japan PM Takaichi sign deal on rare earths

In their first in-person meeting, U.S. President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Tuesday signed a partnership deal on rare earth minerals and released details of a massive Japanese investment pledge in the U.S. Read More.

Who put WHO in charge? New 'crisis' plan unveiled

It's not clear who takes the World Health Organization (WHO) and its authority seriously. Read More.

Trump's ballroom demeans White House ... says Chelsea

An op-ed piece in USA Today on Friday accuses President Donald Trump of demeaning the White House with renovations that he is paying for with funds out of his own pocket and from donors. That op-ed was written by ... Chelsea Clinton. Read More.

Woman who ran charity for poor kids spent $11M in taxpayer funds on herself and boyfriend

As head of the New Heights Community Resource Center in Bridgeton, Missouri, Connie Bobo was supposed to be using federal taxpayer funds to help feed low-income children. Read More.

Trump: End mail-in ballots, 'only way' Democrats win

"Mail-in ballots are corrupt. We can never have a real democracy with mail-in ballots," President Donald Trump said, noting that even partisan Democrat President Jimmy Carter's commission had reached the same conclusion. Read More.

Pro-growth catastrophic health insurance for all

The government shutdown has focused debate on the vast sum ($136 billion in 2025, as projected by the Congressional Budget Office) that the federal government spends to annually subsidize continually skyrocketing Obamacare health insurance premiums. Read More.

Who is funding pro-violence ‘No Kings' protests?

The major media refused to show the vile calls to violence or celebrations of the killing of conservatives that permeated this past weekend's "No Kings" protests. Read More.