The Secret Service locked down the White House front lawn on Tuesday and quickly escorted members of the press to the briefing room following a reported security incident, according to multiple sources. The Times of India and others eventually reported that a “phone” had been tossed over the fence along the front lawn. The Secret … Read more
Rep. Maria Salazar (R-FL) is once again under fire from conservatives after using a Fox News appearance to promote her controversial immigration proposal, which critics argue amounts to amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants. During the interview, Salazar insisted the country needs to “have that national conversation” about the future of undocumented immigrants who have … Read more
CNBC on-air editor Rick Santelli reported Wednesday that wholesale inflation for June came in “better than expected” in another economic win for President Donald Trump. Appearing on “Squawk Box,” Santelli noted that wholesale prices remained “unchanged” for the month, marking the smallest increase since March. He also pointed out that core inflation—excluding food and energy—fell … Read more
Vice President JD Vance made two tie-breaking votes in the Senate on Tuesday to advance a $9.4 billion rescissions plan that will eliminate government funding for PBS and NPR. The Senate tied 50-50 on two procedural votes to begin discussion of the multibillion-dollar expenditure clawback plan until Vance’s votes advanced the White House-requested proposal. Three … Read more
Strategist Cautions Against Spotlighting Controversial Deportee in Public Debate A prominent political analyst is urging public figures and advocates to exercise caution when elevating the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a recently deported Salvadoran man whose background has stirred public debate and legal scrutiny. During a recent panel discussion on CNN, veteran strategist Mo Elleithee … Read more
Former President Obama has a twisted plan for what he believes should happen regarding speech online, and it is terrifying. The former president believes that the government should have the power to develop “restraints” over what can, and cannot, be posted online in order to avoid having “disinformation” and “misinformation” spread. Obama made the comments … Read more
President Donald Trump unleashed a harsh attack on Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., on Tuesday morning, reiterating 2024 allegations that Schiff committed mortgage fraud by lying about his principal address for over a decade, which the lawmaker rejects. In a Truth Social post, Trump called Schiff a “scam artist” and claimed he obtained a mortgage for … Read more
One of President Donald Trump’s earliest judicial picks easily secured Senate confirmation on Tuesday, filling the vacancy left by a retiring Obama appointee. Whitney Hermandorfer was confirmed to a lifetime seat on the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Ohio, succeeding one of former President Barack Obama’s two nominees to that bench. Senate Majority … Read more
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem responded to CNN on Thursday after the network accused her of delaying the response to the Texas flood. CNN reported in its article, “FEMA’s response to Texas slowed by Noem’s cost controls,” and that the DHS secretary’s new policies aimed at cutting spending delayed the Federal Emergency … Read more
Despite a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling limiting lower court judges’ power to block President Donald Trump’s policies through nationwide injunctions, a federal judge on Thursday blocked the administration from enforcing an executive order that restricts birthright citizenship. U.S. District Judge Joseph Laplante of Concord, New Hampshire, a George W. Bush appointee, issued the ruling … Read more