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In a pair of votes that exposed deep divisions over national security and education, the House of Representatives has passed legislation aimed at rooting out Chinese Communist Party (CCP) influence in American classrooms. While the bills attracted significant bipartisan support,…

The American economy has reached a strange and unsettling tipping point. In a nation where the stock market is booming and unemployment is low, a new and visible trend is emerging in retail aisles across the country: the wealthy are…

For nearly five years, a ghostly figure in a grey hoodie has haunted the narrative of January 6th. The placement of live pipe bombs outside the headquarters of both major political parties the night before the Capitol riot remained the…

What began as a review triggered by President Trump’s pardons quickly turned into a deeper examination of how far executive clemency can reach – and what, if anything, the courts must do in response. As the judge dug back into…

Trump just announced that every document Biden signed with an autopen machine – pardons, executive orders, contracts, the whole stack – is “null, void, and of no further force or effect.” Not through a legal filing. Not through executive action.…

The White House often boasts that Donald Trump is the “most transparent president in history.” Yet, a growing list of sensitive records — from tax returns to the Jeffrey Epstein files — remains locked away. Now, a new and significant…

Trump Wants Your Employer To Put 12% Of Your Pay In Retirement – Whether You Like It Or Not President Trump said Tuesday his administration is “looking very seriously” at adopting an Australian-style retirement system for America. “It’s a good…

A routine traffic stop in a darkened public park has uncovered what prosecutors describe as a chilling and well-advanced plot to attack a university police department. Luqmaan Khan, a 25-year-old student at the University of Delaware, is now in federal…

In a Cabinet meeting designed to showcase the administration’s legal victories, the Attorney General took a moment to deliver a sharp, personal rebuttal to a lawsuit filed by one of her former employees. The quip drew laughter from the room,…

A Pentagon Inspector General report has confirmed a detail that sounds like it belongs in a political satire, not a national security briefing: plans for a U.S. military strike were being discussed in a group chat that accidentally included the…