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Federal prosecutors made an unannounced visit to the Fed's D.C. headquarters construction site as the Trump administration's investigation into Jerome Powell intensifies.
Mia Bonta's legislation would silence independent journalists and citizen reporters who expose the rampant fraud plaguing California's Democrat-controlled government.
Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters outlined the GOP's winning strategy for Georgia, promising disciplined fundamentals will deliver another crucial Senate victory for Trump's agenda.
Comedy legend Dave Chappelle is now crying to NPR that Republicans have 'weaponized' his transgender jokes, proving even he can't handle the woke mob's backlash.
Failing late-night host Jimmy Kimmel went on a bitter rant against patriotic Americans, calling Trump supporters 'ignorant' and questioning their Christian faith during an appearance on Michelle Obama's podcast.
Liberal Supreme Court Justice admits her 'hurtful' remarks targeting Justice Kavanaugh were wrong as Trump administration enforces immigration law.
As whistleblowers emerge from the shadows, it turns out Kari Lake was right all along about the radical Democrat now representing Arizona in the Senate. The truth is finally catching up.
Ramsey Khalid Ismael, known as 'Johnny Somali,' was sentenced to six months in prison by a Seoul court for his provocative livestreaming stunts that outraged South Korea.
Arizona man Sean Steiner nabbed wearing body armor and carrying Joker-themed rifle after allegedly firing pistol shots near Trump National Golf Course in California.
Mia Bonta, wife of California Attorney General Rob Bonta, is facing intense scrutiny over her sponsorship of AB 2624, a dystopian bill designed to silence independent journalists and YouTubers exposing corruption in the Golden State.
An American internet troll who disrespected World War II sex slave memorials in South Korea finally faces consequences for his vile behavior.
Ramsey Khalid Ismael, known as 'Johnny Somali,' was sentenced to six months in prison by a Seoul court for his provocative livestreaming antics that outraged an entire nation.
