
SEMIQUINCENTENNIAL EXTRAVAGANZA: MASSIVE SPENDING UNDERWAY AS AMERICA 250 HITS FULL SWING!
Discover where the states are channeling hundreds of millions to celebrate America's 250th birthday amid political tensions.
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Discover where the states are channeling hundreds of millions to celebrate America's 250th birthday amid political tensions.

Chris Larsen, a Democratic megadonor, is upending GOP primaries with his green energy PAC. Their latest target? Tennessee's staunch conservative Rep. Andy Ogles.

Democracy Now!'s $2.5 million payments to a company founded by pro-China activist Neville Roy Singham have raised eyebrows as BreakThrough News uses its platform to dismiss congressional subpoenas.

South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace faces backlash from Democrats for labeling Muslims in public office as threats to America.

President Trump’s crackdown on crime in Washington, D.C. celebrates its first anniversary with an impressive track record, making the nation's capital safer and more secure.

In a resurfaced 2021 newsletter, Iowa Democrat Christina Bohannan described patriotism as 'sensitive and controversial,' sparking outrage and debate.

House Republicans, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, launch 'Contrast for America' to expose socialist leanings within the Democratic Party.

Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez takes another strange social media turn by injecting herself to freeze her eggs, stirring reactions amid her potential 2028 run.

Radical leftists pushing for the abolition of police say they value black lives, but their policies will lead to increased violence and more black victims.

Foundational states are spending big on America's 250th anniversary, but some question the efficiency and timing of these efforts.

A California-based billionaire is meddling in Republican primaries, using green energy dollars to influence elections and claiming Tennessee Rep. Andy Ogles as its latest target.

California Governor Gavin Newsom steps into Michigan to support Abdul el Sayed, branding concerns over 'extremist' views as political sabotage.