Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) was laughed off the podium after dismissing a New York Times poll showing that Americans blame Democrats for the government shutdown. “Now I know the leader is going to show a poll that says that Democrats will be blamed for the shutdown. There are many more polls that show [...]
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Late-Night Supreme Court Ruling Hands Trump a Major Victory — and Sends Shockwaves Through Immigration Circles
It happened quietly — with no fanfare, no cameras, no drawn-out courtroom arguments. Just before midnight on Friday, as Washington buzzed with talk of the ongoing government shutdown, the Supreme Court of the United States issued a brief but seismic order that instantly changed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people — and delivered [...]
Read More »Kristi Noem Says Bounties Taken Out on Federal Agents
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem revealed during an appearance on Fox & Friends Weekend that federal officers are facing an “unprecedented” threat from gangs, cartel members, and known terrorist organizations. According to Noem, intelligence reports show these groups have placed bounties on specific agents—offering $2,000 to kidnap them and $10,000 to kill them—while [...]
Read More »Johnson Backs Trump’s Idea Of GOP Holding Convention Before Midterms
House Speaker Mike Johnson is backing former President Donald Trump’s proposal to hold a presidential-style Republican National Convention ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Johnson revealed during a Fox News interview that Trump called him directly with the idea, which is designed to energize the Republican base and build enthusiasm for the GOP heading into [...]
Read More »Sentencing Concludes for Man Who Targeted Justice Kavanaugh !
A man who plotted to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh was sentenced Friday to eight years in prison in a case that drew national attention for both its political implications and its entanglement with gender identity issues. The defendant, formerly Nicholas Roske and now identifying as Sophie Roske, pleaded guilty to attempting to [...]
Read More »Schumer Faces Rebellion as Three Democrats Oppose Government Funding Measure !
Three members of the Senate Democratic caucus broke with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) on Tuesday and voted for a House Republican-drafted bill to fund the government through Nov. 21, showing that Democrats disagree on how hard to go after the Trump administration. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.), who is part of the Senate [...]
Read More »BREAKING: Bombshell Voter Fraud Story Just BURNED Democrats – We…
Story About Illegal Alien Iowa School Superintendant Just Got MUCH Worse Ian Andre Roberts, the superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools, isn’t just accused of breaking immigration law—he’s also been a registered Democrat voter in Maryland for over a decade, despite overstaying a student visa from 1999. Roberts was arrested by ICE late last week, [...]
Read More »The ‘Schumer Shutdown’: Senate Gridlock Deepens as Americans Brace for a Long Weekend in Limbo
The lights are still on inside the U.S. Capitol — but for millions of federal workers, the power is already fading. For the fourth time in two weeks, the United States Senate failed to approve a temporary funding bill to reopen the government, deepening a political standoff that now threatens to stretch into October. On [...]
Read More »Portland Resident Destroys Democrat Narratives Over Anti-ICE Rioters
The smell of smoke still lingers in parts of South Portland. Broken glass glimmers faintly beneath the faint autumn sunlight, reminders of nights when chaos once again replaced civility. For more than three months, the streets around the ICE facility have looked less like the postcard-perfect Portland of tourist brochures and more like a city [...]
Read More »The Challenge That Could Flip Virginia: A Residency Dispute, a Tight Race, and a State on Edge
At first glance, it seemed like just another small-town political race — a Democratic newcomer challenging a Republican incumbent in one of Virginia’s most closely divided districts.But inside the quiet corridors of Stafford County’s courthouse, a lawsuit filed by three local voters may decide far more than a single seat. It could decide who controls [...]
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