U.S. Politics

As indictments pile up, Trump urges GOP: 'Do something'

As the 2024 election season heats up, former President Donald Trump is finding he needs scorecards for his golf outings and indictments. Read More.

Kash Patel files ethics complaint against NY Rep. Goldman

Soon after hearing the sworn testimony of FBI whistleblowers Garret O’Boyle, Steve Friend, and Marcus Allen during a May 18 House Subcommittee on Weaponization hearing, New York Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman used his official government Twitter account to claim the whistleblowers were “bought and paid for” by Trump White House intelligence adviser Kash Patel. Read More.

Rep. Greene: Burisma chief behind alleged Biden bribe

The "unnamed" foreign national who allegedly bribed Joe and Hunter Biden with $10 million was Burisma founder Mykola Zlochevsky, Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene confirmed on Thursday. Read More.

Trump: America ‘can’t have a president on cocaine'

After 11 days of "investigating," the Secret Service has failed to identify who brought cocaine into the White House and has concluded its probe. Read More.

Georgia Democrat switches to Republican Party

As she announced she was switching to the Republican Party, Georgia state Rep. Mesha Mainor stated: "The most dangerous thing to the Democrat Party is a black person with a mind of their own." Read More.

WH payroll: 28 'assistants' for Joe; 20 staffers for Jill

Joe Biden in Fiscal Year 2023 spent more than $52 million in taxpayer funds on a bloated White House payroll that includes 20 staffers for Jill Biden and several designated to work on Covid-19 even though Biden declared the pandemic over, OpenTheBooks reported. Read More.

Gone: Joe Biden on vacation 39.2% of the time

Since being installed in the White House on Jan. 20, 2021, Joe Biden has been on vacation 353 days, or 39.2 percent of the time, according to RNC Research. Read More.

Donald Trump steps up counteroffensive vs DOJ

On June 13, former President Donald Trump stated that “the seal is now broken?” Perhaps he meant that all the pretending had ended, especially by those who had pretended to demonstrate the utmost loyalty and patriotism. Read More.

Whose blow at the White House? Dan Bongino explains

The Secret Service on Wednesday confirmed what everyone already knew, that the powdery substance found inside the White House over the weekend is cocaine. Read More.

Lying with impunity? Censuring Schiff is just for starters

Rep. Adam Schiff, who has picked up the nicknames, "Shifty" and "Pencil Neck" characterized the disapproval of him by his Republican peers as "nonsense," and asserted that he sees the censure as a "badge of honor." Read More.

Impoundment: Trump's plan to stop the 'deep state'

If he returns to the White House, former President Donald Trump wants to have the option to curb runaway spending beyond just the veto. Read More.

YouTube censors returning journalist's RFK Jr. interview

Former NY Post and CBS investigative journalist Al Guart said he was “coaxed out of retirement” because of cancel culture. In his return, Guart scored an interview with Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. It was quickly canceled by YouTube. Read More.

How to pull off a bribery scheme with total impunity

Maintaining an international bribery operation is hard work. Keeping the money flowing in without getting busted by the authorities can be tricky. Read More.

'81 Million Votes My A**': Voters agree on 2020 fraud

How credible is the U.S. Government and the coming 2024 elections with the American people? Read More.

Could 'The Big Guy' really face impeachment?

Whistleblower testimony alleges that Joe Biden was a willing participant in his son's foreign business deals. According to one bombshell document, Joe Biden was in the room when Hunter Biden sent a threatening WhatsApp message to Chinese businessman Henry Zhao demanding to know why Zhao had not held up his side of an undisclosed deal. Read More.