
TRIUMPH: 6,000 ARRESTS as FBI Touts Massive CRIME DROP in DC Thanks to Trump Crackdown
FBI Director Kash Patel announces a historic reduction in crime in Washington, D.C., crediting President Trump's decisive actions.

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FBI Director Kash Patel announces a historic reduction in crime in Washington, D.C., crediting President Trump's decisive actions.

A veteran military leader reveals Russia's covert assistance to China that jeopardizes American naval dominance as Taiwan tensions escalate.

Mayor Mamdani's controversial pied-à-terre tax on New York City's luxury properties has hit a legal wall, thanks to a Staten Island judge. President Trump doesn't hold back in his public critique.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez hints at a more radical progressive agenda, leaving conservatives wary of what's next.

Kansas Democratic gubernatorial candidate Cindy Holscher sparks controversy with resurfaced comments pondering if Jesus Christ could have been transgender, drawing fire from Republican opponents.

Democrats' disdain for American staples like football and Thanksgiving is giving Republicans potent ammunition for the 2026 midterms.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton steps into a critical legal fight to prevent the abortion of Baby Gabriel, highlighting a contentious divide over surrogacy and abortion rights.

Progressive Peggy Flanagan triumphs over centrist Angie Craig in a tightly watched Minnesota Senate primary, signaling a shift in Democratic politics.

The Democratic establishment faces another humiliating defeat as Senator Schumer-backed candidates struggle, while conservatives see mixed results in key primaries.

One year into President Trump's D.C. crime crackdown, the FBI reports 6,000 arrests and a 44% drop in homicides. Is this a triumph of law and order?

In a shocking revelation, retired Rear Adm. Mark Montgomery warns that Russia is aiding China to bridge the military gap with the US, escalating tensions over Taiwan.

Former New Jersey Mayor Gina LaPlaca and her husband, Jason Carty, face serious charges of ballot fraud, casting a shadow over the integrity of the Democratic primary process.