Project 2025 will have a seat at the table. President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Russell Vought to lead the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), signaling a significant move toward incorporating ideas from the conservative policy framework crafted by the Heritage Foundation. Vought’s new
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Mexico is ready. That’s the message Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum gave to the public earlier in the week, saying that her administration is prepared to handle a potential influx of deported Mexican nationals once Donald Trump takes office on January 20. Speaking at a Thursday press conference, wrote The Daily Caller, Sheinbaum urged that immigrants
The consequences of Joe Biden’s escalation of the war in Ukraine are
The House Judiciary Committee is delving into whistleblower allegations that the FBI
After decades of criticism and warnings from Republicans, Democrats are finally fed up with the strategy of globalization that defines the country’s
A Snapchat influencer partnered with an AI company to produce a chatbot clone of herself which she says can “fix social issues”
Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) escalated the Democrat criticism of CNN’s town hall with Trump, claiming it caused him mental and psychological distress.
In advance of the immigrant surge expected over the coming days, authorities have been instructed to turn loose those already in custody
New York Mayor Eric Adams is the latest big city Democrat to call for the reinstatement of a policy deemed cruel and
Republican Senator Joni Ernst introduced legislation that would allow states to pick up what President Joe Biden’s executive order shut down.
Democratic White House candidate Robert Kennedy Jr., the nephew of former President John F. Kennedy, proclaimed a popular theory about his uncle’s
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law requiring the task force to recommend reparations for slavery in October 2020. Its suggestions are
The US Navy made a stunningly tone-deaf decision to attract new recruits after a report determined it is not expected to meet
President Joe Biden defended his son Hunter, but gave a confusing answer when asked how the federal charges could impact his presidency.
