Category: Politics

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of State, the Department of Health and Human Services, and several federal officials, alleging that the government unlawfully suspended funding for refugee resettlement programs, leaving thousands of refugees without…

Read More U.S. Catholic Bishops Sue Trump Admin Over Suspension Of Refugee Resettlement Funding

A war of words has erupted between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, escalating tensions as the U.S. and Russia move forward with peace talks that exclude Ukraine from the negotiating table. The verbal sparring comes amid efforts to broker an…

Read More ‘War Of Words’ Between Trump And Zelenskyy As Peace Talks To Proceed

Air and Marine Operations (AMO) agents have reported six separate incidents over the past four months in which aircraft were targeted by lasers, forcing pilots to take evasive maneuvers to ensure safety. The most recent incident occurred on February 9, approximately 13 miles west of…

Read More Border Patrol Aircraft Targeted By Lasers In 6 Incidents Since October, CBP Reports

CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten demonstrated on Wednesday how President Donald Trump has reshaped the American electorate by increasing the share of Republican voters. Enten said on “CNN News Central” that Trump holds a plus-three net approval rating overall, despite having a minus-10 net approval rating among…

Read More CNN’s Harry Enten Shows How Trump Has ‘Remade The Electorate’ By Increasing Number Of Republican Voters

Former Democratic Minnesota Representative Dean Phillips voiced frustration with his own party during a Tuesday appearance on Newsmax, arguing that Democrats should prioritize efficiency in government spending to better serve American taxpayers. His comments come amid ongoing controversy over Elon Musk’s involvement in federal government…

Read More Former Minneosota Democratic Rep. Dean Phillips Rips Party’s Resistance To DOGE

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) head Elon Musk said Tuesday evening on Fox News that his team “must be over the target” for Democrats to be so upset about their efforts to address government waste within the Trump administration. Democrat lawmakers began protesting in Washington, D.C., after…

Read More Elon Musk Says DOGE ‘Must Be Over Target’ If Dems Are Losing Their Minds Over Cuts

In a series of pointed remarks, President Donald Trump has sharply criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, claiming that the leader “talked the United States into spending $350 billion” on a war that, according to Trump, “could never be won.” Trump contended that half of the…

Read More Trump Says Zelenskyy “Played Biden Like A Fiddle” As U.S. Officials Announce Negotiations With Russia

In a win for parental rights, the Liberty Justice Center announced today that the State of California has declined to appeal a court decision upholding the Chino Valley Unified School District’s authority to notify parents when their children request changes to their official or unofficial…

Read More Liberty Justice Center Secures Victory For Parents’ Rights In California School Policy Battle

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent detailed Tuesday on Fox News the economic strategies of President Donald Trump, breaking down what he said are the potential fiscal benefits and minimal consumer impacts of implementing global tariffs. During an appearance on “Special Report with Bret Baier,” Bessent said that leveraging…

Read More Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Breaks Down How Tariffs Could Bring In $2.5 Trillion With Minimal Impact On Consumers

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent raised eyebrows Tuesday during an appearance on Fox News, suggesting widespread federal government fraud could be far more extensive than previously thought. His comments come as the Trump administration intensifies its efforts to identify and eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse, particularly…

Read More Treasury Secretary Vows To Root Out Waste And Abuse, Says There May Be Some ‘Real Fraud’