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Russian spies orchestrated $40K murder plot in nation’s capital, US alleges

Five Russian intelligence operatives allegedly offered $40,000 to a U.S.-based recruit to kill a Kremlin critic believed to live in Washington, D.C.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles announces she is cancer free

The White House chief of staff revealed her pathology results from the Mayo Clinic came back clear, six months after her breast cancer diagnosis.

Tax breaks helping fuel Trump’s latest tech push just landed in Dems’ crosshairs

House Democrats target bonus depreciation and opportunity zone tax breaks for AI data centers, arguing Big Tech shouldn't get taxpayer subsidies.

Trump surgeon general pick backs MMR vaccine, rejects link between childhood vaccines and autism

Nicole Saphier told senators she does not believe the MMR vaccine is lethal, breaking with Trump's past comments as measles cases surge nationwide.

Fraud expert exposes how hidden networks drove Minnesota fraud, other major scams: ‘Criminal enterprise’

Haywood Talcove reveals how criminals use LLCs and stolen identities to bill Medicaid for fake claims, fueling human trafficking and cybercrime.

Liberal activist judges are waging war against Trump 

Truly, what else can Trump have thrown at him by the left?

Brazil’s Bolsonaro arrested, deemed flight risk ahead of prison sentence

Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro was arrested Saturday and deemed a flight risk for an alleged attempt to avoid his 27-year prison sentence related to his efforts to stay in power in 2023. The preemptive arrest was conducted after Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes said Bolsonaro's ankle monitor was violated early Saturday morning,...

The next MAGA divide is China

When Tucker Carlson released his interview with antisemitic provocateur Nick Fuentes, MAGA infighting exploded. It’s not the first time MAGA has turned on itself over U.S. support for Israel. In June, clashes over Trump’s Mideast policy pushed him to speak out, declaring: “I’m the one that developed America First. I’m the one that decides that.” Trump...

Trump reups attacks on Greene after retirement announcement: ‘Marjorie went BAD‘

President Trump renewed his attacks on Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) early Saturday, just hours after Greene announced she is resigning from Congress in January. Trump in a post online suggested Greene is leaving her seat because of fallout from the president pulling his endorsement earlier this month amid rising turmoil between the two over...

The selective outrage of Judge James Boasberg

Boasberg's separation-of-powers concerns seem strangely selective, depending on whose powers are being usurped.

Tariffs alone won’t fix America’s manufacturing problem  

Across states, the pattern repeats: capable students complete hands-on programs, but the labor market fails to absorb them. That disconnect isn’t because students lack ability or ambition. It’s because we’ve failed to build bridges between their training and the industries that claim to need them most.

Raising a kid is more expensive than you’d think in these states, says new report

The latest report from SmartAsset looked into the annual price parents have to pay for raising a child in every state across the country, and it is not cheap.

Do you have a constitutional right to hunt and fish in your state?

Not every state has enshrined the right to hunt and fish.

Trump to end legal protections for Somalis in Minnesota

President Trump announced late Friday that he is ending legal protections for Somali residents living in Minnesota "effective immediately." "Minnesota, under [Gov. Tim] Waltz, is a hub of fraudulent money laundering activity," Trump wrote on Truth Social. "I am, as President of the United States, hereby terminating, effective immediately, the Temporary Protected Status (TPS Program)...

Vance rebukes criticism of Trump‘s Ukraine peace plan

Vice President Vance on Friday defended President Trump's 28-point peace plan to bring an end to the more than three-year war in Ukraine, pushing back on criticism he said is not based on "critical reality." Vance, in a post online, outlined three things needed for a successful agreement: "1) Stop the killing while preserving Ukrainian...

US guardrails aren’t built for electric vehicles. It’s time to change that.

The protective systems lining America’s roads are not ready for the next generation of vehicles. 

Amazon recalls item over risk of ‘death from suffocation’ to infants

A playpen sold on Amazon has been recalled for the risk of serious injury or death from suffocation and entrapment hazards, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Friday.

Relocation of US Space Command in the works

Colorado Springs Rep. Jeff Crank said the Trump administration told him the move won't be as bad as he originally feared. 

Frontlines with Robert Sherman: Eyes on Ukraine

On the ground in Ukraine, all of my sources are giving indications it is highly tense, and they do not like where the conversation is going between the Kremlin and White House.

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