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Trump welcomed in Detroit: ‘President Obama never came to the hood’

When the Trump campaign called to offer to have a community conversation at a Detroit church, the pastor at first thought it was a prank. Read More.

Integrity of November election priority for revamped RNC

Quickly after Donald Trump revamped the Republican National Committee (RNC), the new leadership placed a priority on ensuring the integrity of the November election. Read More.

Hunter California trial focus will be on laptop evidence

Last month, the judge presiding over Hunter Biden's tax evasion trial in Los Angeles agreed to delay the start of his trial to Sept. 5, smack in the middle of election season. Read More.

War on borax: Establishment fears natural remedies

It didn’t get as much attention as the infamous “horse dewormer” smears against ivermectin users, but one of the more bizarre big-box media campaigns waged by the vaccine machinery against Americans seeking to pursue independent health options during the height of the coronavirus hysteria was the hit job on borax. Read More.

Another Paxton win: Biden's trans policy vacated nationwide

A federal court on Tuesday vacated the Biden administration's attempt to rewrite Title IX to force schools to adopt transgender policies that included allowing individuals to use the restroom or locker room and be able to compete in athletic competition based on their gender identity. Read More.

Trump gets hero’s welcome at D.C.'s Capitol Hill Club

During the 2024 campaign, Donald Trump has had great success in getting positive responses when barging into previously hostile environments. Read More.

'The Deep State is real': Bongino blisters 'scumbags'

Conservative commentator Dan Bongino on Wednesday said that the Deep State has no fear of traditional Republican retaliatory tactics (endless hearings, no action) but has nightmares when it comes to be treated exactly as they have treated Donald Trump, Peter Navarro, Steven Bannon and other conservatives. Read More.

Joe Biden’s NSC admits its nuclear policy is failing

On June 7 before Arms Control Association, Biden Administration National Security Council Senior Director for Arms Control, Pranay Vaddi, admitted for the United States, "more nuclear weapons are required to deter our adversaries and protect the American people and our allies and partners." Read More.

Author: Digital stings have ruined countless American lives

Law enforcement officers are routinely violating the Fourth Amendment rights of American citizens who in turn often have their lives torn to shreds, said Bonnie Burkhardt, author of the book "Manufacturing Criminals 2nd Edition: Fourth Amendment Decay in the Electronic Age". Read More.

Lia Thomas loses in court, won't compete in 2024 Olympics

Biological male Lia Thomas's hopes of competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics in women's swimming were dashed on Wednesday when Thomas lost a legal case filed against World Aquatics (WA) at the Court of Arbitration for Sport. Read More.

New music video goes there: 'The Chosen One'

A new song and music video is out this week, poised to become the theme song for the legend and greatest of all time known as President Donald J. Trump. Read More.

D-Day 80th: The Biden-Macron spectacle at Normandy

The somber but uplifting commemorations of the D-Day landings in Normandy, now eighty years ago, shed light on the historic Allied victory of arms, men and spirit. Read More.

Pelosi video adds to outrage over mountain of J6 lies

Newly released video from the Jan. 6, 2021 protest at the U.S. Capitol shows then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi saying she was responsible for the absence of National Guard forces. Read More.

Hunter verdict a ‘distraction from real crimes,’ says Trump

A jury in Wilmington, Delaware on Tuesday found Hunter Biden guilty on all three gun charges he faced. Read More.

70 percent of jobs Biden boasts he created went to foreign-born

Joe Biden's handlers have sent him out on several occasions to boast about adding over 4 million jobs to the U.S. economy. What old Joe doesn't say is that 3.2 million of those jobs went to foreign-born workers while only 971,000 went to native-U.S. citizens. Read More.