At the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Maryland, tech mogul Elon Musk made a dramatic and surprising entrance. Dressed boldly in a gold chain, black MAGA hat, and sunglasses, Musk embraced his role as a challenger to federal bureaucracy and a
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It probably won’t sit well with fiscal conservatives and likely wouldn’t help with inflation. Still, Elon Musk and Donald Trump earlier in the week said that they may promote a $5,000 “DOGE Dividend” to every American taxpayer, a concept promoted as a way to return savings generated by government spending cuts. The Department of Government
The Trump administration abruptly dismissed 20 immigration judges over the weekend, offering
During a tense exchange on Face the Nation, Secretary of State Marco
Enough time has apparently passed for CBS to allow one of its most famous disgraces to come back on its air. Over the weekend, Dan Rather
It might be the strangest thing ever admitted by a politician. Both Democrats and Republicans are criticizing South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem
On Friday, Peter Meijer, a former congressman and thorn in the side of former President Trump, announced he was ending his campaign
Adam Schiff, Trump’s nemesis and the frontrunner for the Senate race in California finally learned what it’s like to be someone who lives in San
Since the beginning of the year, the White House has been fighting against the idea that Joe Biden isn’t always there, that
A few days after she challenged Donald Trump’s bond because she still wanted to seize his assets, the New York attorney general
In 2022, Thomas Spoehr, the former director of the Center for National Defense, warned that “wokeness in the military is being imposed by elected
While the United States cannot secure its own border, Congress revealed on Saturday night that there are two countries whose borders they
The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee unveiled a “election integrity” strategy that will enlist 100,000 volunteers and attorneys to help
Democrats in charge of Pittsburgh have decided that police officers do not need to respond to crime unless it is an emergency,
