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In a massive win for individual liberty, federal appeals court strikes down Civil War-era ban on home distilling as unconstitutional government tyranny.
Despite grandiose pledges to quickly rebuild after the deadly Palisades and Eaton fires, California's Democrat leadership has left thousands of displaced families struggling with bureaucratic red tape and empty promises.
Nearly one year after devastating wildfires destroyed thousands of homes, California's Democrat leaders have failed to deliver on their bold rebuilding promises, leaving families homeless and communities in ruins.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is finally allowing our trained warriors to carry firearms on military bases, ending decades of dangerous disarmament policies that treated soldiers worse than civilians.
A stunning revelation has emerged in the Charlie Kirk murder case: the accused was already behind bars when a confession was allegedly sent from his account. If the evidence was fabricated, how many other Americans have been railroaded by a compromised system?
A stunning discovery reveals the accused killer was already in jail when a damning Discord confession was sent from his account. So who really sent it — and what is law enforcement hiding?
NASA's triumphant return to manned space exploration showcases American excellence and unity under President Trump's renewed vision for space dominance.
While Congress sits on its hands, Tennessee steps up to the plate with a groundbreaking tax on overseas money transfers that could keep American dollars working for Americans.
The stunning success of Artemis II proves what happens when patriots put America first instead of woke politics. This is the leadership we've been waiting for.
The State Department revoked green cards for Soleimani's terror-supporting relatives living it up in America, and now one is desperately pleading for help from an ex who wants nothing to do with her.
The State Department just revoked permanent residency for the niece of dead Iranian terror mastermind Qasem Soleimani, and even her own ex-boyfriend won't lift a finger to help the regime-supporting extremist.
BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales scores another major win as the Department of Justice forces New Jersey company to pay up for discriminating against American workers.