Dr. Ben Carson and Peter Schweizer confront the troubling rise of anti-Semitism and indoctrination on college campuses in a compelling discussion on “Sunday Morning Futures.” Their insights shed light on a pressing national issue.
A tragic shooting in Myrtle Beach has left eleven injured and one officer dead, with eyewitness accounts detailing the chaos and horror of the incident. Uncover the full story behind this devastating event.
Former President Trump raises concerns about ActBlue, claiming scrutiny from authorities. This statement could have significant implications for political fundraising and campaign finance oversight.
The Secret Service has issued a detailed statement regarding the theft of DHS Chief Kristi Noem’s purse by an illegal alien, shedding light on the implications of this incident.
Pamela Geller is reporting that Washington state has become the first state to recognize Islamic Holidays as official State holidays. Geller quoting The Daily Wire notes, “The state of Washington, which does not officially recognize Easter or Yom Kippur as state holidays, became the first state in the nation to recognize the two Islamic holidays of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as unpaid state-recognized holidays when Democrat Governor Bob Ferguson signed the legislation into law this month.”
The last few years have been tumultuous for retirement portfolios. On one hand, the stock market has seen tremendous gains. On the other hand, the so-called “bubble burst” seems to be just around the corner as President Donald Trump shifts our economic focus to tariffs, precious metals, lower taxes, and cryptocurrencies.
Kari Lake was on “Sunday Morning Futures” with Maria Bartiromo to discuss President Trump’s America First agenda and how radical judges have been interfering in the process. “How would you assess these Federal judges trying to stop President Trump’s agenda?” Bartiromo asked.
President Trump on Sunday called for the person or persons who operated Joe Biden’s autopen to be jailed. “Hopefully ACTBLUE, the Democrats ILLEGAL SCAM used to raise money, including from not allowed ‘foreign contributions,’ is being looked at by authorities.”
Several active duty military members working as armed security for an illegal alien gang underground nightclub in Colorado Springs, Colorado were busted during a DEA raid early Sunday morning; several other active duty military members patronizing the club were also detained according to a statement to reporters by DEA Rocky Mountain Field Division Special Agent in Charge John Pullen.
Wisconsin State Assemblyman Ryan Clancy came out in defense of Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan’s shielding of an illegal alien and apparent domestic abuser from ICE, saying she “obstructed fascism” by helping the alien evade detection and misleading agents. Her arrest was “not something that anybody anticipated,” he said.
The Wall Street Journal recently revealed that an unprecedented meeting occurred in Geneva in December 2024 that addressed the ongoing series of cyberattacks on U.S. critical infrastructure. In this meeting, described as a “summit,” about 12 U.S. national security officials engaged in candid discussions with their Chinese counterparts.
Cory Booker is at it again. On Sunday Democrat Senator Cory Booker and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries staged a ‘sit-in’ protest on the Capitol steps.
Trump vows to revive Columbus Day, asserting it as a symbol of pride for Italian Americans. His declaration highlights a broader cultural clash, challenging the narrative of historical figures in today’s political landscape.
In a candid interview, Congressman Byron Donalds critiques the Democratic Party’s current state, asserting a lack of coherent messaging and leadership. His insights could reshape your understanding of the political landscape.
Rep. Henry Cuellar criticizes his party for defending a deported MS-13 member, asserting that this issue distracts from meaningful immigration reform and fuels discontent among constituents advocating for lawful immigration.
The U.S. deported Omar Abdulsattar Ameen earlier this month, after he lived in the U.S. since at least 2014, when he was granted refugee status, Reuters reported Thursday.
In a provocative commentary, Joy Reid critiques the implications of diversity in society, linking historical decline to a lack of inclusivity. Her statements ignite a heated debate on race and demographic change.
New details about the fatal helicopter-plane crash near DC’s Reagan Airport reveal the female pilot was repeatedly ignored warnings from her male co-pilot to turn away but she flew right into the passenger jet.
Jen Psaki, a longtime Democratic operative, has secured a major promotion at MSNBC, stepping into a prime-time role that effectively positions her as the network’s new leading voice. Announced on Wednesday, Psaki, 46, will now anchor the 9:00 p.m. Eastern slot Tuesday through Friday, a significant leap from her previous Sunday show.
A recent DEA raid on a clandestine nightclub in Colorado led to the arrest of over 100 individuals, shedding light on the troubling intersection of illegal immigration and drug trafficking linked to organized crime.
The funeral and burial of late Pope Francis brought together heads of state and dignitaries from all over the world. And it ended up being an opportunity for Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky to get 15 minutes of face-to-face time with US President Donald J. Trump.
The recent White House Correspondents’ Dinner fell flat, prompting Axios reporter’s striking insights into President Biden’s mental acuity. This analysis sheds light on the implications for his administration’s future.
A tragic incident at the Lapu Lapu festival in Vancouver has left nine dead and multiple injured after a man drove through the crowd. Police apprehended the suspect amid rising tensions.
Take a look at this map… On the surface, it seems ordinary. But what if I told you, it’s worth $150 trillion? (Yes, trillion, with a “T.”)
The narrative surrounding the deportation of U.S. citizen children is often distorted. This post clarifies the legal nuances and parental choices that shape these complex immigration cases, challenging prevalent media misconceptions.
In recent months, the Dallas-area progressive has compiled a contemptible record of shooting off her mouth in attacks on Republicans like Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and top members of President Donald Trump’s administration. And in an interview at the White House this week, Trump hit the nail right on the head.
In a bold commentary, President Trump champions Shedeur Sanders, questioning NFL owners’ decisions and their impact on the future of football. This post delves into the implications of such a stance in today’s sports landscape.
The Trump administration has cleverly navigated a federal judge’s deportation block by utilizing Department of Defense resources, highlighting ongoing tensions between judicial authority and immigration enforcement efforts.
Former Congressman George Santos, facing a seven-year prison sentence for fraud, appeals to Trump for clemency, arguing his punishment is politically motivated. His heartfelt statement reveals the turmoil of a fallen political figure.
A bizarre incident on a Southwest Airlines flight has captured attention as a passenger’s disruptive actions led to an emergency response. This event highlights ongoing challenges within the airline industry.
A startling new revelation suggests former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s policies may have contributed to thousands more COVID-related deaths, raising urgent questions about accountability and the impact of his directives on vulnerable populations.
Uncover the intricate web of U.S. influence on Austrian and German democracy, revealing how foreign interference has shaped politics and media narratives across Europe. This analysis sheds light on a pressing geopolitical issue.
It’s not a secret that The Gateway Pundit, the fifth-largest conservative news website in America today, has one of the most dishonest and vile entries on Wikipedia. This works out well for the globalist left in the fact that we do not own our name on Wikipedia – the far-left editors do.
Hennepin County District Attorney Mary Moriarty’s controversial push for race-based considerations in plea deals and sentencing is igniting a significant debate on equity and justice. The implications are profound and far-reaching.
President Trump’s choice of attire at Pope Francis’s funeral has ignited a fervent online debate, reflecting broader cultural tensions. The implications of this event extend well beyond fashion choices.
In a striking fusion of entertainment and science, Los Angeles hosted the world’s first sperm race, spotlighting the urgent issue of declining male fertility. This unique event offers both spectacle and a sobering message.
Another Milwaukee judge is joining the rebellion after judge Hannah Dugan was arrested by the FBI for obstructing an ICE arrest last week.
Jon Voight is set to present President Trump with a strategic plan aimed at revitalizing U.S. film and TV production, addressing the challenges posed by California’s high costs and international competition.
Montana Republicans are implementing bold reforms aimed at addressing the state’s housing crisis. This initiative signals a significant shift in policy that could reshape the housing landscape for residents.
In a surprising turn, pollster Frank Luntz encounters a panel of Trump supporters who express unwavering confidence in their economic choices, defying expectations about their views on tariffs and market fluctuations.
Former President Barack Obama’s recent dinner outing with daughters Sasha and Malia, absent Michelle, has ignited speculation about their marriage. The couple’s dynamics continue to capture public intrigue amid swirling rumors.
A Guatemalan man faces serious legal consequences after injuring an endangered Great White Heron in Florida. The bird has made a remarkable recovery, highlighting the ongoing struggle to protect vulnerable wildlife.
A masked man, who brazenly robbed DHS Secretary Kristi Noem during a family outing in Washington, D.C., has been apprehended. The incident raises serious questions about safety and security for public officials.
World Bank President Ajay Banga emphasizes the urgency for developing nations to establish trade agreements with the U.S., warning that delays could hinder global economic recovery amidst ongoing tariff challenges.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker’s bold punitive measures against El Salvador raise questions about the intersection of state policy and global diplomacy, as he navigates complex issues tied to immigration and potential presidential aspirations.
Operation Tidal Wave has culminated in a significant crackdown in Florida, resulting in 800 arrests of illegal immigrants, including notorious gang members and individuals with serious criminal backgrounds.
In a poignant moment at Pope Francis’ funeral, President Biden’s interaction with a priest highlights both the gravity of the occasion and the challenges faced by world leaders in such somber settings.
A recent Ontario Court of Appeal ruling has ignited significant controversy, as public funds are allocated for vaginoplasty without penectomy, raising questions about taxpayer consent and the implications of progressive policies.
A Christian student’s graduation is jeopardized by her refusal to take an LGBTQ+-affirming course, igniting a legal battle with profound implications for religious freedom in public schools.
As the May presidential election approaches, right-wing candidate Simion gains momentum, proposing alliances with Trump’s MAGA movement and suggesting controversial figure Georgescu for Prime Minister. Insights into this shifting political landscape await.
A Florida judge responsible for overseeing substance abuse cases has been arrested on DUI charges, raising significant questions about judicial integrity and public trust in the legal system.
In a striking move, Governor Tony Evers has directed state employees to hinder ICE operations, igniting a fierce debate over immigration policy and state authority. This bold stance raises significant questions about governance and federal relations.
Join us in commemorating First Lady Melania Trump’s birthday, as we reflect on her tenure and the unique role she has played in American political life.
In a bold move, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers directs state employees to assist undocumented immigrants in evading federal authorities, igniting fierce debate over state versus federal immigration policies.
As the Vatican prepares for the upcoming conclave, a notable shift emerges with Cardinal Robert Sarah gaining traction among conservatives, signaling a potential pivot in the Catholic Church’s leadership and direction.
In an engaging video discussion, Steve Bannon and author Christopher Leonard delve into the troubling decline of U.S. industrialization, shedding light on its implications for the nation’s economic future.
Rep. Jamie Raskin’s bold accusations against Trump officials highlight a growing crisis in judicial independence, as he calls for arrests over alleged “kidnapping” of a judge. This controversy raises critical questions about legality and accountability.
In a recent Oval Office press conference, Trump critiques the new names of the Washington Redskins and Cleveland Indians, labeling them as disrespectful to the Native American community. His remarks have ignited significant debate.
On this Earth Day, the legacy of founder Ira Einhorn is overshadowed by his chilling past—a murder conviction involving the composting of his girlfriend. Uncover the unsettling truth behind the man who preached environmentalism.
A Wisconsin judge’s bold stance against ICE operations in her courtroom raises significant questions about judicial independence and due process. This developing story highlights tensions within the legal system over immigration enforcement.
