Category: Politics

As predictable as water is wet, a federal judge has already given Harvard the injunction they want to block the Trump administration’s revocation of their foreign student enrollment. The judge’s name is . . .

The Trump administration’s FTC, an independent government agency, has just opened an investigation into Media Matters for coordinating advertising boycotts of Elon Musk’s X platform. Here’s more via Axios: The Federal Trade . . .

Harvard is wasting no time in trying to reverse the decision by DHS to revoke their Student and Exchange Visitor Program. They have filed a lawsuit this morning and are asking a . . .

President Trump is very unhappy with the European Union and their trade talks with the US, and is now planning to institute a 50% tax on them if things don’t change. Here’s . . .

A new video has been revealed that shows the blatant attempt by corrupt Judge Hannah Dugan to distract ICE officers so that she could help a criminal illegal escape arrest. It didn’t . . .

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth was asked today about his response to criticism that he held a Christian prayer service at the Pentagon yesterday, and his response was awesome. Hegseth proudly and . . .

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem just tweeted a court document revealing a legal victory over the ACLU in an immigration case, and celebrated the victory with the words “suck it”. Here’s the tweet: . . .

The terrorist thug who killed these two Jewish, Israeli government employees of the US Embassy in DC is absolutely a monster. He’s just like the Hamas terrorists who committed the massacre on . . .

The Palestinian terrorist was just charged in the killing of two Israeli government employees of their embassy in Washington, DC. Below are the charges: BREAKING | NBC News: Elias Rodriguez has been . . .

A federal judge in California has just issued a nationwide injunction against the Trump administration, blocking them from ending foreign student visas. Judge Jeffrey White, who was nominated by George W. Bush, . . .

It looks like President Trump’s One, Big, Beautiful Bill is going to have problems get passed in the US Senate. According to Fox News reporter Chad Pergram, Senator Ron Johnson is not . . .

It’s being reported now that Disney CEO Bob Iger and ABC News president Almin Karamehmedovic have told The View witches to tone down their Trump-bashing and focus on more celebrity interviews and . . .

DHS Secretary has just revealed that she’s revoked Harvard’s Student and Exchange Visitor Program certification, saying “This administration is holding Harvard accountable for fostering violence, antisemitism, and coordinating with the Chinese Communist . . .

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt nuked NBC reporter Yamiche Alcindor, who used to work for PBS News, for lying about the burial ground of white farmers in South Africa, which was . . .

Devastating tornados rolled through Missouri last week, in which five people were killed, and the DEI Commissioner of the City Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) and her staff were at a workshop, and . . .

Another federal judge is now blocking President Trump’s agenda, reversing his executive order on dismantling of the Department of Education. Judge Myon Joun, appointed by Joe Biden, has ordered the Trump administration . . .

The state of Oklahoma was hoping to begin the first ever Christian public school, but that hope is now dashed as the Supreme Court deadlocked on the decision of whether to overturn . . .

AOC condemned the killings of ‘two people’ in DC last night after the murder of two Jewish staffers at the Israeli embassy by a pro-Palestinian terrorist. Here’s what she wrote: Absolutely nothing . . .

A woman tried to ram her way through the security gate at CIA headquarters this morning and was subsequently shot by security officers. She was taken to the hospital and officials believe . . .

House Republicans barely passed President Trump’s One, Big, Beautiful Bill this morning by a vote of 215-214, with only two Republicans voting against it. Thomas Massie and Warren Davidson were the two . . .