South Carolina is taking its fight over school bathroom policies straight to the U.S. Supreme Court. The state is pushing hard to enforce a rule that bars transgender students from using restrooms that match their gender identity, a move that’s stirring

Vice President JD Vance has boldly declared his readiness to step into the Oval Office should an unthinkable tragedy befall President Donald Trump. The Daily Mail reported that during a candid interview with USA TODAY, Vance addressed the sobering possibility of

Fox News anchor John Roberts is fighting a fierce battle against severe malaria, a diagnosis that’s landed him in the hospital with a story straight out of a jungle thriller. People reported that the 68-year-old journalist contracted the mosquito-borne illness during

First Lady Melania Trump has turned down a glossy offer to grace the cover of Vanity Fair with a chuckle that could be heard from the White House to Manhattan. Breitbart reported that Melania Trump declined the magazine’s invitation as early

Mexico’s Senate just turned into a wrestling ring on Wednesday as lawmakers traded blows during a session’s closing moments, according to The Daily Caller. During a heated session’s end, while the national anthem echoed through the chamber, opposition leader Alejandro “Alito”

During an interview with NewsNation, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey addressed the murder of two Catholic school children by a transgender mass shooter. While Frey was quick to insist that the killer’s identity isn’t important, earlier comments from the Democratic mayor cast

Last month, Arkansas Republican Sen. Tom Cotton raised concerns about the fact that Microsoft is using Chinese-based engineers to help maintain Department of Defense computer systems. That move brought a definitive response from Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, who recently announced

President Donald Trump made headlines earlier this week when he fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over allegations that she committed mortgage fraud. However, Cook has responded to her termination by filing a lawsuit against the president, calling his move “unprecedented

Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley has spent years advocating on behalf of FBI whistleblowers who were targeted by the Biden administration. However, Grassley had reason to celebrate this week after the whistleblowers reached a settlement in the face of crushing allegations. 

Hold onto your hats, folks — Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, just dropped a bombshell by naming a supposed undercover CIA officer in a public list of revoked security clearances, as the Daily Mail reports. Earlier this month Gabbard shook

President Donald Trump has just decided to end what is referred to as the “de minimis” rule regarding imports.  The Daily Caller reports that Trump ended the practice on Friday. The move, as we will see, is expected to be an

Politics Huey Long in the Age of Donald Trump—and Zohran Mamdani The best way to spread the wealth is for there to be more of it. Happy Birthday, Huey Long.  August 30 marks 132 years since the Kingfish came into the

President Donald Trump shocked the nation when he announced last week that the U.S. government had acquired a 10% stake in Intel, an American manufacturer of vital computer chips and semiconductors. Many congressional Republicans have been outspokenly critical of the Intel

In February 2021, U.S. Air Force leadership under then-President Joe Biden refused to provide military funeral honors to the late Ashli Babbitt, a USAF veteran who was shot and killed by a U.S. Capitol Police officer during the Jan. 6 Capitol

There’s a new sheriff at the CDC, and the left is already clutching their pearls. The Trump administration has tapped Jim O’Neill, a Silicon Valley heavyweight and Deputy Health and Human Services Secretary, to step in as acting director of the

(Patriot TV)—Attorney General Pam Bondi has terminated the employment of a Department of Justice paralegal after evidence emerged of her repeatedly disrespecting National Guard troops stationed in Washington, D.C. Elizabeth Baxter, who worked in the environmental defense section, was removed from