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A growing wave of law enforcement officials and local prosecutors in Virginia are pushing back hard against the state’s newly passed assault weapons ban, declaring outright that they won’t enforce … Continue Reading
The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a narrow 5-4 ruling this week upholding a Mississippi law that allows mail-in ballots to be counted up to five business days after election … Continue Reading
A federal grand jury investigation is now underway targeting Neville Roy Singham, a wealthy technology entrepreneur who has spent years bankrolling a sprawling network of left-wing organizations, media outlets and … Continue Reading
Colorado’s highest court has put a stop to a set of ballot measures that would have redrawn the state’s congressional districts along partisan lines, blocking what critics called an attempt … Continue Reading
President Donald Trump announced Monday that the United States and Iran will hold new diplomatic talks in Doha, Qatar, after a tense weekend of military exchanges threatened to derail an … Continue Reading
There is growing frustration on the right, and it is no longer being whispered. Republicans who care deeply about the direction of this country are increasingly pointing fingers at their … Continue Reading
President Trump made a lot of promises on the campaign trail. Border security, energy expansion, rolling back “woke” policies in government institutions. Most of those boxes have already been checked. … Continue Reading
The United States military struck Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz for the second time in less than 24 hours, with President Donald Trump issuing his most severe warning … Continue Reading
One of the most wanted figures in a massive pandemic-era food fraud case is finally in custody. Federal authorities announced that Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh, 42, of Burnsville, Minnesota, was arrested … Continue Reading
Bahrain is condemning Iran after Iranian drones struck its territory early Saturday morning, June 27, 2026, in what the island kingdom called a direct assault on its sovereignty. Bahrain’s Foreign … Continue Reading
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is doubling down on his sanctuary city stance, publicly pledging to resist both the Supreme Court and the Trump administration over the revocation of … Continue Reading
One of the most wanted figures in a sprawling American welfare fraud case is finally in custody, and the arrest happened halfway around the world. The Department of Justice announced … Continue Reading
President Donald Trump is taking aim at illegal immigration from a new angle, going after the financial lifelines that he says allow undocumented immigrants to remain in the United States. … Continue Reading
Sean Hannity is reassuring viewers after concerns about his health spread across social media. The Fox News host addressed the speculation Wednesday, saying his raspy voice and puffier appearance were … Continue Reading
Ohio’s Republican governor has vetoed a GOP-backed bill that would have required absentee voters to submit a copy of their photo ID along with their mail ballots, drawing sharp criticism … Continue Reading
The Department of Justice is making one thing crystal clear: threatening to kill the president or other federal officials is a serious crime, and posting those threats on social media … Continue Reading
Whoopi Goldberg is not happy about the cleanup of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, and she made that abundantly clear on ABC’s “The View.” The far-left co-host went on a … Continue Reading
Matt Gaetz is returning to public life, and this time it’s closer to home. The former Florida congressman announced Tuesday on social media that he has been appointed to a … Continue Reading
A sitting Democratic congressman just lost his seat, and he never even made it to November. Brad Lander, the former New York City Comptroller, decisively defeated two-term incumbent Rep. Dan … Continue Reading
South Carolina has its Republican nominee for governor. Attorney General Alan Wilson won Tuesday’s GOP runoff primary in convincing fashion, defeating Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette by a wide margin and … Continue Reading
A man linked to an anti-government extremist movement is heading to federal prison for a century after being convicted of shooting a police officer in the neck during a coordinated … Continue Reading
A closed-door Senate meeting this week turned into something closer to a shouting match, with President Donald Trump clashing loudly with critics in his own party over U.S. military operations … Continue Reading
Texas Democrat James Talarico has made faith a cornerstone of his U.S. Senate campaign, positioning himself as a morally grounded Christian voice in a race against Texas Attorney General Ken … Continue Reading
The Supreme Court’s current term is winding down, and legal analyst Jonathan Turley is tempering expectations for the Trump administration’s chances on one of its most high-profile cases. Turley, a … Continue Reading
A bipartisan Senate vote this week handed President Donald Trump a rare political setback, with four Republican senators crossing the aisle to support a resolution aimed at reining in his … Continue Reading
The Supreme Court handed down a unanimous decision Tuesday, siding with Isabella County, Michigan, and rejecting a family’s claim that local governments must pay homeowners the full fair market value … Continue Reading
A 32-year-old Venezuelan woman working as a teacher in Illinois has been arrested by federal immigration agents after authorities linked her to a deadly mass shooting connected to the Tren … Continue Reading
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It's OK to sympathize when someone has depression or other issues, but there is no exception or excuse for murder. That's what she is, a murderer who should be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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