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The swamp creatures are mobilizing against President Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project, flooding planning committees with thousands of pages of complaints ahead of Thursday's crucial meeting.
Michael Knowles' explosive new show 'Bar Fight' goes live Wednesday night as conservatives clash over President Trump's military strategy against the Iranian regime.
A Biden-appointed federal judge in Minnesota is threatening to imprison ICE and DOJ officials in a brazen attempt to obstruct President Trump's immigration crackdown.
Lt. Gov. Stratton's 'grassroots' Senate campaign is bankrolled by the same wealthy corporate donors Democrats claim to oppose. Another day, another Democrat lie exposed.
In a stunning slip during a recent interview, former President Bill Clinton may have revealed more than he intended about the elite power players connected to Jeffrey Epstein—and the name he dropped will shock you.
In a stunning attempt to save his own skin, former President Bill Clinton has inadvertently exposed another powerful globalist figure connected to Jeffrey Epstein's dark empire.
NBA legend Charles Barkley fires back at liberal athletes criticizing Team USA's White House visit, calling out 'stupid' people who 'need something to trigger them.'
As Trump's mass deportation operation intensifies, Virginia election officials are caught red-handed enabling consequence-free voting by illegal aliens, sparking outrage from patriots nationwide.
Just over a year into Trump's second term, America is producing more oil than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined, proving the President's energy dominance strategy works.
Attorney General Pam Bondi's new policy would protect DOJ attorneys from politically motivated state ethics investigations as they enforce Trump's America First agenda.
The establishment strikes back as 357 House members vote to bury Rep. Nancy Mace's resolution that would have forced transparency on congressional sexual harassment cases.
Despite Congressional criticism, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's controversial $200 million deportation ad campaign has delivered massive results for American taxpayers.