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House panel to consider legislation that would halt taxpayer money flowing to the Taliban

The House Foreign Affairs Committee is set to consider legislation that would halt millions in U.S. tax dollars from flowing to the Taliban.

Pentagon offering back pay, benefits to troops forced out over refusal to follow COVID mandates

The Pentagon is reaching out to some 8,700 ex-service members who were forced out of the military over the Defense Department's COVID-19 mandate during the Biden administration, offering them their old jobs and the back pay they lost.

Trump orders coal back into U.S. energy portfolio

President Trump, surrounded by miners in hard hats, signed several executive orders Tuesday to reinvigorate the coal industry.

DOJ and ATF repeal and revisit Biden-era gun control regulations

The Justice Department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives repealed and revisited several gun control regulations and enforcement practices previously implemented by the Biden administration.

Trump sways some holdouts but House GOP opposition still big enough to block budget

President Trump convinced a few House Republicans to back Senate changes to the budget blueprint for enacting his agenda, but he hasn't dissolved enough of the opposition.

The Ukraine link in a plot to kill Trump

THE UKRAINE LINK IN A PLOT TO KILL TRUMP. It is remarkable how little we know about the two 2024 attempts on President Donald Trump’s life. We don’t know much about Thomas Crooks, the 20-year-old who shot Trump in the ear during a July 13 campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Nor do we know much about […]

The Democrats’ ‘Black Monday’ that never happened

Over the last week, Democrats throughout the country have been essentially praying for the stock market to crash and the economy to tank. Once again, Democrats did their best to scare people into thinking they were going to lose their life savings and experience financial ruin due to President Donald Trump’s policies. They predicted doom and […]

GOP senator on Trump order: ‘Coal just wants a place at the table’

Sen. Jim Justice (R-W.Va.) said he supports President Trump's efforts to boost coal mining in the U.S., reviving the industry once credited as the country's largest energy source. “Coal is not turning its back on any of the energy forms. Coal just wants a place at the table. And today coal needs a place at...

Acting IRS commissioner resigning following data-sharing deal: Reports

Acting Internal Revenue Service (IRS) commissioner Melanie Krause is resigning after a deal was made to share immigrants’ tax data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Several reports confirmed Krause, who was acting head of the agency since February, would be stepping down over the new data-sharing agreement. It was announced Monday that Treasury Secretary...

Trump says tariffs will help House Republican ahead of midterms

President Trump told House Republicans on Tuesday that his tariffs will help them ahead of the midterm elections in 2026. “We’re going to win the midterm elections and we’re going to have a tremendous, thundering landslide. I really believe that,” Trump said, speaking at the National Republican Congressional Committee fundraising dinner. “It’s so important that...

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