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The Chinese Communist Party showed its true colors by executing a French national after keeping him in limbo for over a decade, while France's weak response exposes the difference between Trump's America First approach and European appeasement.
Activists discover horrific cartel massacre site in Reynosa as Gulf Cartel terrorists continue their reign of terror just miles from the U.S. border.
Ukrainian President Zelensky admits his worst fear: America might finally prioritize its own interests over endless foreign wars as Iran conflict diverts attention from his failing cause.
Gilbert Martina, president of the Curaçao Football Federation, says divine intervention and President Trump will make this World Cup unforgettable as his tiny nation defies all odds.
Attorney General Pam Bondi's tenure has reportedly come to an end, opening the door for President Trump to appoint a battle-tested conservative with executive experience to clean house at the corrupted Department of Justice.
A new collection shows the politically incorrect columnist who was destroyed by the establishment remains more insightful than the so-called conservatives who played it safe.
Maryland House considers expelling Republican delegate for absenteeism while turning a blind eye to actual corruption scandals plaguing Democrat lawmakers nationwide.
In a groundbreaking move, President Trump granted extraordinary White House access to young reporter Gary Franchi III, providing Americans with an unfiltered look at real-time governance from the next generation's perspective.
The deliberate replacement of American workers has now invaded medicine, with foreign graduates taking residency spots from highly qualified U.S. medical school graduates in a shocking betrayal of America's future doctors.
The president of Curaçao's Football Federation credits God and President Trump for bringing his tiny nation to America's World Cup stage, while Italy fails to qualify for the third time.
The president of Curaçao's Football Federation says divine providence brought his tiny island nation to the World Cup under President Trump's leadership, promising an unforgettable tournament.
Curaçao Football Federation President Gilbert Martina credits faith and divine journey for his team's historic World Cup qualification, praising President Trump's leadership ahead of the tournament.