Market watchers are nervously keeping an eye on the Supreme Court with bated breath as it weighs the consolidated cases challenging President Trump’s tariff authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. At stake is whether unelected judges will hamstring the executive branch’s ability to defend American industry and economic sovereignty. If the Court upholds … Read more

Republicans yanked a $1 million earmark from a federal spending bill after it was revealed the money was slated for Generation Hope MN, a Somali-led addiction recovery group operating out of the space above a Somali restaurant in Minneapolis. Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) announced the move, citing concerns about wasteful spending and the lack of … Read more

Minneapolis is still simmering after an ICE agent fatally shot 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good on Jan. 7 during a federal immigration enforcement operation. Far from the Left’s rush-to-judgment murder narrative, the evidence and federal statements make clear this was a tragic but justifiable defensive action. Federal authorities, including the Department of Homeland Security, have said … Read more

Anyone familiar with Bill and Hillary Clinton could have predicted this outcome: defiance, not compliance. Despite subpoenas to testify before the House Oversight Committee in the Jeffrey Epstein matter, the Clintons once again failed to show. They had already skipped earlier dates, and now Bill Clinton blew off the rescheduled appearance set for Jan. 13. … Read more

Federal immigration authorities made at least one arrest and maintained a visible security presence outside a politically charged rally hosted by California Governor Gavin Newsom in Los Angeles, drawing sharp reactions from protesters and state officials while underscoring the growing confrontation between the Trump administration and Democratic-led states. The rally, promoted as “Liberation Day,” was … Read more

Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Wednesday that the United States aims to restart Venezuelan oil production, place sales and revenue under U.S.-controlled accounts, and set conditions for American oil companies to operate in the country. Wright said the approach would also benefit the Venezuelan people. Oil sales will be “done by the U.S. government and … Read more

A long-serving member of the Los Angeles City Council is facing intensified legal trouble after prosecutors added new corruption charges that dramatically expand an already serious criminal case. This week, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced two additional felony charges against Curren Price, a Democrat who has represented the city’s Ninth District since … Read more

Is Donald Trump being impeached? What to know about the process, votes, and his 2 previous impeachments. President Donald Trump, the only U.S. president to be impeached twice, thinks he could be again if Republicans lose control of the House in the midterms. “You’ve got to win the midterms,” Trump told House Republicans on Jan. 6 at the … Read more

American politics was shaken once again when an incendiary speech broke the legislative routine and turned an ordinary session into a symbolic battleground over democracy, power, and presidential accountability. Democratic Representative Al Green, a veteran of Congress from Texas, took the floor in a dramatic tone that many described as historic, while others called it … Read more

Ever since Dan Bongino announced in December that he was stepping aside from his post as deputy director of the FBI, many on the right have been openly wondering whether he’d reclaim his rightful place behind the microphone. Bongino himself fueled that anticipation, teasing a comeback to his hugely influential podcast and radio show. As … Read more