Hannity Recounts How ‘Hard’ Life Was In New York

Fox News host Sean Hannity recounted how difficult it was for him living in New York City because of his politics during an interview with far-left former Big Apple Mayor Bill de Blasio. On Tuesday, Hannity repeated his arguments during an exchange with de Blasio over Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani, an avowed socialist. “Look, … Read more

Gen. Kurilla Steps Down After Four Decades Leading U.S. Forces

After three years leading U.S. forces in the Middle East, General Michael “Erik” Kurilla has officially ended his military career. The outgoing chief of U.S. Central Command, nicknamed “The Gorilla,” leaves behind a four-decade career that culminated in directing President Donald Trump’s unprecedented strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities in June, The Daily Mail reported. He passes … Read more

CBS Correspondent Loses It On-Air After Hearing Taylor Swift Engaged

CBS News White House correspondent Olivia Rinaldi was caught on camera reacting with visible surprise after learning of Taylor Swift’s engagement. On Tuesday, Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce announced their engagement in an Instagram post. The couple, who began publicly dating in 2023, has frequently drawn attention with Swift’s regular appearances … Read more

Bill to Make Tips Tax-Free

In a rare moment of bipartisan agreement, the U.S. Senate has unanimously passed the No Tax on Tips Act, a bill that would exempt tip income from federal taxation, providing direct financial relief to millions of American service industry workers. Introduced by Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and co-sponsored by Senator Jacky Rosen of Nevada, … Read more

A US state will require teachers to pass a Trump “loyalty test” under a controversial new rule

Oklahoma will soon require teachers moving from New York or California to pass a “loyalty test” aimed at filtering out “radical leftist ideology.” State superintendent Ryan Walters announced that conservative group PragerU will administer the exam, which includes questions on the Constitution and U.S. government basics. Walters said the move is meant to keep classrooms … Read more

Trump Exposed in Major ‘Lie’ — Governor’s 6-Word Clapback Goes Viral

A war of words between the White House and a prominent Democratic governor has erupted into a full-scale credibility battle, raising fundamental questions about truth, political rhetoric, and the increasingly contentious relationship between federal and state leadership. The dispute, which centers on conflicting accounts of a private conversation, has quickly escalated beyond typical political sparring … Read more

Former Capitol Police Chief Delivers Devastating Public Rebuke to Pelosi Over January 6 Claims

A stunning public confrontation has erupted between two of the most prominent figures from the January 6 Capitol riot, revealing previously undisclosed details about the security failures that preceded one of the most traumatic days in American political history. The explosive exchange has reignited debates about accountability, leadership failures, and the complex web of decisions … Read more

Former Ilhan Omar Associate Pleads Guilty in $2.9 Million Fraud Scheme

A former campaign associate of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) has pleaded guilty to participating in a multi-million-dollar pandemic food fraud conspiracy, adding another chapter to the growing list of controversies surrounding the progressive lawmaker’s political orbit. Federal prosecutors announced that 49-year-old Guhaad Hashi Said — described by Alpha News as an “enforcer” for Omar’s campaign — admitted in … Read more

Comey’s FBI Had Private Email Issue After Probing Clinton: Report

Newly declassified memos reveal that members of former FBI Director James Comey’s inner circle used personal email accounts to discuss an “unauthorized disclosure” to journalists, months after Comey declined to bring charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server during the 2016 election. According to the newly released memos, federal prosecutors … Read more

Trump Takes Victory Lap As Tariff Income Rises

The Congressional Budget Office director has been forced to admit that President Donald Trump was “right” about his tariff strategy, he said on Friday. “I am pleased to announce that the Radical Left Representatives working at the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) have now admitted how incredible my Tariff strategy has been, saying that, ‘Trump’s Tariffs … Read more