The individual accused of fatally shooting a National Guard member and seriously injuring another in Washington, D.C., last month has been charged in federal court, where the death penalty may be applicable, federal officials announced on Wednesday. Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, an Afghan national, has been recently indicted by a federal complaint on two firearm-related charges, … Read more

The United States government has declared that forthcoming foreign aid will be allocated predominantly through direct agreements with national governments, instead of being funneled through nongovernmental organizations and other intermediaries. The alteration, integrated into the administration’s America First Global Health Strategy, signifies a significant deviation from longstanding practices and coincides with the gradual dissolution of … Read more

The White House on Thursday criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s spouse just hours after his inauguration. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt accused Rama Duwaji, the city’s first lady, of hypocrisy over her attire at the swearing-in ceremony. Leavitt pointed to Duwaji’s decision to wear $630 Miista designer boots during the event, which … Read more

Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino expressed his gratitude to President Donald Trump and the American people on his final day in office, which he marked on Saturday evening. Having announced on December 17 his decision to step down, Bongino concluded nearly a year of dedicated service in his role. “I will be leaving my position … Read more

President Donald Trump has threatened Colombian President Gustavo Petro with possible military action, while his Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared that Cuba is “ready to fall,” just a day after U.S. forces captured Venezuelan ruler Nicolás Maduro in a surprise raid. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump accused Petro of overseeing a “sick country” … Read more

Scott Adams, the influential cartoonist behind Dilbert and one of the most recognizable voices in American workplace satire, is preparing for a public Christian conversion as he confronts the final chapter of his life amid a battle with advanced cancer. Adams, 67, who revealed earlier this year that he has metastatic prostate cancer that has … Read more

Team Trump’s social media presence soared last year, racking up a staggering 5.3 billion views across various platforms and gaining 13 million new followers. They proudly shared these impressive figures via the @TrumpWarRoom account on X, captioning the post with “WINNING!” as they kicked off the New Year. X Strategies and its CEO, Alex Bruesewitz, … Read more

When Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) dropped the bombshell Monday that he would not seek reelection, he made sure to aim his parting shots in a familiar direction: President Donald Trump. According to Walz, Trump is supposedly out to “make our state a colder, meaner place” by “attacking our neighbors”—a line that sounded less like … Read more

Amid pointed criticism from former Vice President Kamala Harris that the capture of alleged narco-terrorist kingpin Nicolas Maduro, 63, was “unlawful and unwise,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio pointed out the hypocrisy over the criticism. “The Department of Justice, dating back in the Biden administration, had a $25 million reward for his capture, and so … Read more

They were dubbed the “Seditious Six”—a half dozen lawmakers, all with prior service in the intelligence community and/or the military, who released a video on November 18 urging active-duty troops to refuse orders they personally deemed unlawful. To many observers, it looked like exactly what it was: a thinly veiled invitation to rebellion within the … Read more