The Department of Justice has made multiple arrests in recent weeks amid a surge in attacks on U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other federal agents, which have reached record levels. On Friday, Gregory K. Bovino, Commander of Operation At Large California and Chief of the El Centro Border Patrol Sector, announced that agents … Read more
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division has officially ended a decades-old court-imposed decree, originally implemented under the Carter administration, that restricted federal hiring practices based on now-outdated diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) frameworks deemed flawed by current officials. In Luevano v. Ezell, the court dismissed a longstanding consent decree stemming from a 1979 lawsuit filed … Read more
Hours of intense discussions to reach an agreement on President Donald Trump’s nominations exploded Saturday night, and lawmakers are already returning home. Senate Republicans and Democrats were quick to blame each other for the deal’s failure, but it was ultimately Trump who ended the talks. In a lengthy post on his social media platform Truth … Read more
Newly declassified intelligence documents released by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard reveal that Russia’s foreign intelligence service (SVR) allegedly gathered extensive information about Hillary Clinton’s physical and mental health during the 2016 presidential campaign—but ultimately chose not to release it before the election. According to the declassified House Intelligence Committee report, Russian President Vladimir … Read more
August 3, 2025 – In a fiery appearance on Fox News, former CIA Director John Ratcliffe alleged that key figures from the Obama administration, including Hillary Clinton, James Comey, and John Brennan, may still face criminal accountability for their roles in promoting what he called a “false narrative” of Russian collusion against former President Donald … Read more
Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Friday he would keep the chamber in session through the weekend to push through some of President Donald Trump’s outstanding nominees, as Senate Democrats continue to stall the confirmation process. The Senate had been scheduled to begin its traditional August recess on Saturday, but that plan was thrown into … Read more
Former Vice President Kamala Harris faced a wave of bipartisan criticism after her appearance on the “Late Show” with ousted host Stephen Colbert, with some viewers even speculating she may have been intoxicated during the segment. While others stopped short of calling her drunk, many blasted Harris for giving vague, rambling answers and offering no … Read more
The Justice Department official who authorized $2 million in taxpayer-funded payouts to figures tied to the discredited Russia-collusion narrative has since departed the DOJ to help spearhead the “legal resistance” against President Donald Trump and other duly elected Republicans, according to new records reviewed by The Federalist. Former FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok and former … Read more
A Washington government-transparency group has asked the Justice Department and the FBI to open a criminal probe into former FBI Director Christopher Wray, alleging he gave false testimony to Congress and impeded two high-profile investigations. Oversight Project President Mike Howell told Fox News Digital that the referral targets Wray’s statements about the FBI’s “Richmond memo,” … Read more
Rosie O’Donnell didn’t just unfollow Donald Trump—she left the country. After Trump’s 2024 election victory, the outspoken comedian packed her bags and moved to Ireland. In a fiery new TikTok, she made it clear why: “It’s very obvious that it was [rigged],” she said, sparking buzz across social media. A One-Way Ticket to Ireland Rosie … Read more