Gary Franchi and Bobby Gray go live, unedited, for an hour - the night they raised the Gadsden flag over Jekyll Island, the Section 230 ruling that just broke Big Tech's immunity, and why a 12-year-old asking about Bohemian Grove is the most hopeful thing either of them has seen in 20 years.
A RAID just ripped through Noah's Ark scans, and what thieves left behind is the real jolt
Trump just grabbed the gas price fight, and the turnout number behind it is tighter than ever
Obama got dragged back into view as Tulsi returned to the White House, and one clip did it
Trump Slams RAF Fairford Bail, and what he said next about locking them up was brutal
HELLO, AMERICA: Trump Launches America.gov, One Front Door to Replace Tens of Thousands of Government Websites
THE HANGOVER: WASHINGTON - Two Camera Rolls Surfaced This Weekend and Only One of Them Is a Joke
AIR FORCE ONE BUZZES MEDINAH: Trump Comes to Blue Illinois and the President's Cup Erupts
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The Trump administration is sanctioning 21 individuals and 25 entities tied to Los Mayos, the Sinaloa cartel faction accused of flooding American streets with fentanyl and corrupting Mexican officials right across the California border.
Democratic operatives have been exposed in a scandal where creators were paid to fake outrage videos. This sinister move is an attempt to sway voters before Election Day and manipulate public opinion.
Sen. Eric Schmitt tried to place former special counsel Jack Smith in Atlanta on the same day Fani Willis admitted her relationship with Nathan Wade. Smith said the game he remembered was Iowa-Maryland, not Warriors-Hawks.
Tulsi Gabbard's unexpected return to the White House has set off alarm bells in Washington, casting fresh scrutiny on Obama's involvement in the Trump-Russia narrative.
Security footage shows workers scrambling from Chile & Chili's Taqueria as federal agents move in. The owner says the food truck is now closed and her remaining staff walked off the job.
Karoline Leavitt opened it, Tony Robbins made the case, and Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia built it. America.gov went live Monday with a single search box - and four specific privacy promises worth holding them to.
Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley revealed that Jack Smith's investigators obtained records containing communications between nearly 50 journalists and government officials, sweeping in Fox News, CBS, CNN, the AP and others.
Border czar Tom Homan confirms a criminal probe into Rep. Ilhan Omar's 2009 marriage and citizenship path, while a former federal prosecutor warns the legal bar for denaturalization is steep.
The Protect College Sports Act now heads to the House after the Senate approved a bipartisan framework to cap athlete payments and rein in the transfer portal.
Speaker Mike Johnson says the wave of opposition to AI data centers is being pushed by Beijing — even as polls show nearly two-thirds of Americans oppose them locally.
CNN is partnering with Jubilee Media for an October 14 Texas Senate town hall moderated by Erin Burnett, even as the network's lawsuit against the Trump administration over press pool access continues in federal court.
Sen. Susan Collins' Biddeford office was vandalized with a vulgar spray-painted message, and her Democratic challenger Troy Jackson stayed silent for hours before condemning the act.
In a sweeping victory for fair elections, the Trump administration secures a significant legal win with upheld voter ID laws aimed at safeguarding America's voting process.
Attorney General Todd Blanche defended the White House's decision to bar CNN, MSNOW, and Politico from press access, telling ABC's Martha Raddatz that one-sided reporting poses a national security threat and that press access is 'a privilege, not a right.'
The Presidents Cup returns to the United States in 2026.
President Trump's reported offer to sell American weapons to China during Xi Jinping's state visit has ignited a firestorm of criticism, even as the White House walks back the claim.
Lebanese parliamentarian and prime ministerial candidate Fouad Makhzoumi tore into Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem, accusing him of a delusional pretense of speaking for Lebanon as the country's majority tires of forever wars.
Saudi Arabia has reportedly resumed crude exports through its East-West pipeline after repairs, while Iran's foreign minister says Tehran is prepared to resume fighting with the United States and has not abandoned diplomacy.
A graphic account of a Palestinian child killed in the street and his father kept from reaching the body circulated across X, drawing intense reaction even as the Israeli government moved to strip Dutch diplomats of their status over sanctions on West Bank settlements.
Tehran dismisses claims of involvement as UK counter-terror police hold five British men in their twenties over a suspected plot near the US-used airbase, and the story is carried across social media and conservative outlets.
The Federal Reserve Board approved Peoples Bancorp's application tied to its merger with Citizens National Corporation, giving the Ohio-based holding company every regulatory clearance it needs to close a deal across six states and the District of Columbia.
The Federal Reserve Board has released two draft rules implementing the GENIUS Act, setting 1:1 reserve requirements, capital standards, and a tailored application process for banks seeking to issue payment stablecoins.
The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate to a 3.75%–4% target range this month, the first increase since July 2023, pushing borrowing costs higher for credit cards, HELOCs and new mortgages while savings yields are expected to creep up.
The Fed released two long-overdue proposals for regulating payment stablecoin issuers, requiring full reserve backing and a bank-style application process — but the agency blew through its own statutory deadline and is now begging the public to tell it what to do.
