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Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a naturalized citizen from Sierra Leone, gunned down a decorated service member at Old Dominion University, adding to a growing list of foreign-born terrorists attacking Americans on our own soil.
As Trump begins his second term, Hollywood elites are doubling down on their war against conservative voices, openly discriminating against anyone who dares support America First values.
Two establishment Republicans are blocking President Trump's common-sense voter ID legislation, proving the swamp runs deeper than ever.
Iran's reckless gambit to choke the world's most critical oil artery has backfired spectacularly, sending crude prices soaring past $100 a barrel while the Trump administration demonstrates the kind of backbone the mullahs never saw coming.
Disney-owned ABC is promoting a so-called 'young adult' novel containing explicit rape, threesome, and necrophilia scenes to impressionable teenagers through their morning show book club.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and fellow Democrats blasted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for standard pre-deployment meals while remaining silent on previous administration's failed food experiments.
Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a Sierra Leone-born ex-National Guard soldier with previous terrorism convictions, opened fire at Old Dominion University, killing a decorated American hero. This is just the latest in a disturbing pattern of naturalized citizens turning against the country that welcomed them.
Tinseltown's decades-long war against conservative voices has moved from the shadows into broad daylight, with industry insiders now openly admitting they won't hire actors, writers, or directors who support America First values.
Rep. Eli Crane throws his weight behind Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, dealing another blow to establishment favorite John Cornyn in the heated GOP primary race.
A convicted child predator who targeted kids as young as five is being released early under legislation signed by California's failed governor in 2020.
President Trump signs sweeping executive order targeting the regulatory nightmare that has priced millions of Americans out of the housing market, slashing bureaucratic barriers from the EPA to HUD.
President Trump takes a sledgehammer to Obama-era regulations that strangled community banks and locked working Americans out of the housing market. The American Dream is back.