She’s LOST It: What Taylor Greene Says Trump Was Gonna Do In Iran Is Just Nuts

Former congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is beginning what might turn into a lengthy engagement as a guest on CNN today. The network clearly enjoys having her, especially since she has taken on a critical stance toward Trump. Not surprisingly, they heavily focused on the controversial ‘annihilation’ post, which played a key role in bringing … Read more

Calif. AG Bonta Finally Finds Some Fraud After Trump Admin Puts VP Vance On the Case

There is no doubt that Democrats have nearly destroyed the once-great Golden State of California. Their insane anti-development policies, focus on extreme left-wing social issues like transgenderism and wokeness, and turning a blind eye to crime have all been disastrous, but for some reason, voters there continue to leave them in control. California Attorney General … Read more

Israeli Attacks Across Lebanon Kill At Least 254 After Iran-US Ceasefire

Israeli forces launched a large-scale aerial assault on Beirut on Wednesday, striking more than 100 targets in minutes, according to the Israeli military. The strikes came just hours after the United States and Iran announced a two-week ceasefire. The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel supported the temporary suspension of attacks on … Read more

Trump Calls On Fox News To Fire Two Top Personalities

President Donald Trump expressed his frustration with two Fox News hosts in a Truth Social post directed at the network’s executives, reacting, in part, to a recent interview on “Fox News Sunday” featuring Massachusetts Democrat Rep. Jake Auchincloss. Trump accused anchor Shannon Bream of failing to correct Democrats when they spread “propaganda and lies” on … Read more

Senate Republicans Give Trump Another Big Win

In a single action, Senate Republicans confirmed more than 100 of President Donald Trump’s nominees, reducing the backlog of unfilled appointments. The Senate GOP altered its regulations to allow the majority of executive branch nominees to be approved collectively rather than individually, which led to the confirmations. The change does not apply to cabinet secretaries and judicial nominees. Since … Read more