Philips’ $150 million U.S. investment signals a major win for American manufacturing and domestic jobs—directly countering years of globalist outsourcing and restoring economic strength in the heartland. Story Snapshot Philips will invest over $150 million in Pennsylvania and Minnesota facilities, expanding

(Official White House photo by Molly Riley) Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy came to the White House on Monday for a high-stakes meeting with President Donald Trump. Seated in the Oval Office next to Zelenskyy, Trump expressed his fervent desire to see an

The Bush political dynasty is attempting a comeback through Jonathan Bush’s exploratory run for Maine governor, despite growing conservative distrust of establishment Republican families who have consistently undermined America First principles. Story Snapshot Jonathan Bush, cousin of George W. Bush, launches

A transgender woman athlete from Swarthmore College has sued the NCAA and her school after she was removed from the track team under new rules on transgender athletes. Evie Parts, a long-distance runner, said she was barred from competition after the

by Melissa O’Rourke   The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is falling far behind Republicans in the race for cash as the party continues to pay off debt from the Harris-Walz 2024 presidential campaign, Politico reported Monday. Weighed down by lingering debt

Rhode Island Special Assistant Attorney General Devon Flanagan Hogan (WARNING: Video in this story contains some obscenities) Newly released police bodycam video shows an assistant attorney general in the state of Rhode Island berating an officer during her arrest last week,

by Emily Kopp   Families concerned about color additives in school lunches, at grocery stores and at fast-food counters can now reference a new Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website that tracks the actions of companies that have pledged to phase