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President Trump's 50% tariff threat on Canadian spirits has sent shockwaves through the U.S. alcohol industry, pressuring the bourbon market.
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President Trump's 50% tariff threat on Canadian spirits has sent shockwaves through the U.S. alcohol industry, pressuring the bourbon market.

Gentner Drummond, a Republican candidate for Oklahoma governor, is facing backlash over purported audio clips suggesting alliance with Democrats against voter ID. His campaign claims these clips are deceptive.

The Trump administration's bold strategy to deport Mexican nationals beyond their borders is causing a diplomatic stir, with Mexican officials raising objections.

A federal appeals court's ruling protects criminal illegal aliens in houses of worship, hampering the Trump administration's immigration enforcement efforts.

In a stunning twist, Debbie Wasserman Schultz wins Florida’s Democratic primary in a historically Black district, sparking outrage and intrigue.

In a stunning turn of events, Ryan Elijah has unseated Cory Mills, shaking up Florida politics.

Florida Republicans have decisively picked Rep. Byron Donalds as their nominee for governor, setting the stage for a pivotal election battle.

Shockwaves in Alaska as Dan Sullivan, running against incumbent GOP Senator, admits he never supported Trump, raising questions about his true loyalties.

Far-left Democrat candidate Abdul El-Sayed shocks listeners by likening himself to Jesus, citing his politics as 'radical'. Readers react on social media.

Iran lashes out at President Trump, labeling his strategic move on the Strait of Hormuz as 'delusional' while declaring a 'post-American order.'

Former Republican congressman and outspoken critic of Trump, David Jolly, secures Democratic nomination to challenge in the Florida gubernatorial race, highlighting the left's strategy to court disaffected conservatives.

A bombshell investigation reveals that over 24,000 noncitizens participated in the 2020 U.S. election, casting doubt on claims of its unparalleled security.