Category: US News

By Wayne Allyn Root Democrats in Congress are angry that President Trump did not request their approval before bombing Iran’s nuclear sites. Now that’s funny! How stupid do you think we are? You think we don’t know the whole Democrat Party is a corrupt, bribed criminal organization, working with our foreign enemies? You think we…

For years, it seemed some people in Washington D.C. were simply untouchable. They lived inside a protective bubble, a place where embarrassing problems and legal troubles would often just fade away. For these elites, the normal rules didn’t seem to apply. But political seasons change, and so do the fortunes of those who rely on…

It seems like some judges have forgotten their job. They wear black robes, but they act like they have crowns on their heads. They sit in courtrooms but think they are ruling from a throne. These powerful, unelected officials often stop common-sense policies that were put in place by the leaders we actually voted for….

In a world where media spin beats facts, it’s hard to know what to believe. News networks rush to publish stories that match what they want to say, even when proof is thin. But sometimes, the truth is so clear that even the most biased news can’t ignore it. When big news happens with a…

Remember when judges just followed the law? Those days seem long gone! Across America, liberal judges have been making up rules as they go along. They’ve blocked deportations, rewrote immigration policies, and acted like they run the country. But what happens when judges break the rules themselves? Who watches the watchmen? This question is now…

A resolution that would have blocked President Donald Trump from further military intervention in Iran narrowly failed Friday evening in the U.S. Senate. Led by Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., Senate Joint Resolution 59 asserted the War Powers Act of 1973 requires Trump to first obtain permission from Congress before any further military action against Iran.  Kaine…

A 13-year-old punk has been accused of stealing a woman’s purse, punching her, and throwing her to the ground. However, he was soon the one kissing the concrete, and it was all caught on video. Seattle police were called to a pharmacy over reports of a strong-arm robbery, where one teen stole a woman’s purse…

Facebook is asking users for permission to scan their phone’s camera roll, including photos the app was previously never granted access to, so it can generate versions edited with artificial intelligence. The new feature is raising serious questions, given the platform’s opaque terms of service regarding its collection of AI-generated data. Users attempting to create…

When a Nigerian asylum seeker came to court to appeal his conviction for raping, murdering, and mutilating Alessandra Verni’s daughter, the Italian mom was ready and waiting for him. All hell broke loose as Alessandra revealed her gruesome surprise in court, then she pushed her way toward the murderer. Italian mom Alessandra Verni (Credit: YouTube)…

California News: The San Diego City Council’s Select Committee on Addressing Cost of Living unanimously passed a proposal  to set the minimum wage for all hospitality workers in the city to $25 an hour earlier this week, bringing the ordinance forward to a complete City Council vote. According to the proposal, the ordinance would create…

By Wayne Allyn Root I was born and raised a Jewish New Yorker. I graduated from New York’s Columbia University. I spent my 20’s in Manhattan. I loved New York. But now the unthinkable has happened. A politician with a combination that I’d never thought possible is in position to run America’s biggest city. Here’s the unthinkable combination… A radical communist AND radical Muslim,…

A Pennsylvania home invasion ended with one dead after a home intruder decided to enter an elderly man’s house and violently attack the homeowner and his wife. The disturbing ordeal was a frightening reminder that “the world isn’t getting any better,” as one resident said. Not even your own home is safe, but there is…

Was the Supreme Court’s decision in the birthright citizenship case a proper curb on judicial overreach, or a step toward the end of America’s system of justice? That’s the gist of a dispute between Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Ketanji Brown Jackson. Barrett wrote the majority opinion in the 6-3 ruling, and Jackson published a…

A widespread blackout like the one that plunged Spain and Portugal into darkness this spring is unlikely to happen in the U.S., according to a leading grid reliability expert. The U.S. electrical grid is better prepared than Spain to handle surges in voltage that caused the blackout. Mark Lauby, senior vice president of the North…

The Trump administration and Israeli leaders called it a decisive blow to Iran’s nuclear program. Even Iran’s Foreign Ministry acknowledges the strikes caused “excessive and serious damage.” But a growing body of intelligence and seasoned military voices are casting doubt on just how far back the United States’ strikes on Iran pushed Tehran’s nuclear ambitions….

Former First Lady Michelle Obama is setting the record straight — again. As rumors continue to swirl about her marriage with former President Barack Obama, she’s giving some reasoning behind the events fueling them. Social media culture blamed In a new interview on NPR’s “Wild Card” podcast, Michelle Obama said the public’s obsession with seeing…

A Washington state social worker lived a life of solitude as a “loner,” never marrying or having any children. Although some had noticed his unusual quirks, no one knew what he was hiding. When he died suddenly at 63, the truth was revealed. His community was left in disbelief as his big secret came out…

CHICAGO, IL – Mayor Brandon Johnson visited Douglas Park Friday morning, meeting with park staff, children, and families. This visit followed a tragic shooting that occurred Thursday evening, leaving a 15-year-old dead and a 14-year-old critically injured. The younger victim is reportedly related to Laquan McDonald, who was fatally shot by Chicago police in 2014….

University of Virginia President James Ryan is resigning amid a federal investigation into the school’s diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs. The U.S. Department of Justice reportedly pushed for Ryan’s departure to resolve a civil rights case. The investigation is tied to a broader federal review of DEI policies at public institutions, The New York…

America has always been a world leader in energy. Our beloved country sits on vast reserves of oil, gas, and coal that have powered our economy for generations. Other countries can only dream of having such natural resources. This from thepatriotjournal.com. But there is one foreign power not-so-secretly working to shut down American energy production….

by Ben Whedon   Attorney General Pam Bondi on Friday celebrated the arrests of more than 2,700 members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua and highlighted that the Supreme Court’s decision to rein in universal injunctions would allow for their swift deportations. The Trump administration has attempted to use the Alien Enemies Act to…

After fleeing from the police, a robbery suspect sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound while in a standoff with authorities. However, despite shooting himself, his family has now come forward to demand $7 million from the police department that pursued him. The family of Anthony Garrett is demanding $7 million after he shot himself while fleeing…

Six major universities in Republican-led states will create a new agency to set quality standards for their schools. The Commission for Public Higher Education will be able to accredit schools, ensuring the schools meet certain established standards. Commission for Public Higher Education Led by Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and the University System of Florida,…

Chief Justice Roger Taney (Credit: Rudi Riet, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons) American “conservatives” have two blind spots: They refuse to understand the importance of race, and they have an almost idolatrous love of the US Constitution. Now, a remarkable paper by a law student at the University of Florida explains that a proper…