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Author: Mandy Matthews
Eric Trump says he will sue Jen Psaki and her network after a TV segment tied his presence on President Trump’s China trip to an alleged corporate role at a fintech once called ALT5 Sigma. Eric Trump announced on X that he plans to sue Jen Psaki and her network over what he called “blatant lies” about his connection to a fintech company and the reason he joined his father on a trip to Beijing. The post marked another confrontation between the Trump family and legacy media over reporting they see as defamatory. The claim at issue was a short…
Louisiana Treasurer John Fleming and U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow will meet in a June 27 runoff for the Republican Senate nomination after neither candidate reached the 50% threshold needed to win outright, setting up a head-to-head contest that will decide the party’s pick for the general election. The primary produced a clear split that left Louisiana Republicans with a decisive choice on June 27, and the result underscores how closely contested GOP contests can be even in states that lean conservative. Voters will now weigh two established conservatives whose records and styles of leadership differ, and the runoff will test…
The White House grounds saw a notable swarm of bees on Friday, with insects covering the North Lawn and spilling into nearby areas. The swarm arrived quietly but visibly, forming dense clusters in trees and low shrubs across the North Lawn. Passersby noticed the buzzing and the unusual sight of so many bees gathered in one place. Such scenes draw attention because they mix a bit of spectacle with an understandable concern about safety and the environment. Bees swarm as a normal part of colony reproduction, often when a new queen leaves with a portion of the workers to find…
This article argues that America’s immigration system still runs on 1960s liberal assumptions and needs a modern, enforceable framework that protects sovereignty, restores lawful pathways, and rewards assimilation and economic contribution. Our current immigration regime looks like a museum piece from the 1960s, built on the idea that anyone from anywhere can simply become American. That assumption has produced porous borders, overstays, and systems that reward irregular entry over lawful wait times. The mismatch between old policy and modern demographics has real consequences for communities and the rule of law. Border security is not a slogan, it is the foundation…
North America’s largest commuter rail system is racing toward a possible shutdown as negotiators scramble to reach a deal and avert a strike, with a looming deadline putting riders, local businesses, and regional supply chains at serious risk. The Long Island Rail Road sits at the center of tense bargaining that could halt service for hundreds of thousands of daily riders. A strike would not just strand commuters; it would ripple through local economies, schools, and hospitals that rely on predictable transit. Lawmakers and officials on all sides are watching the clock as pressure mounts for quick, practical solutions. Union…
Justice Samuel Alito sharply criticized his colleagues for issuing what he called an “unreasoned order granting stays in this case,” calling that decision “remarkable.” The Supreme Court’s internal disagreement landed in plain sight when Justice Samuel Alito called attention to what he sees as a flawed decision by other justices. He singled out their action as an “unreasoned order granting stays in this case,” and labeled the move “remarkable.” That blunt phrasing has a clear political and judicial sting to it. From a conservative perspective, this moment underscores a recurring worry about stability and consistency on the court. Conservatives prize…
Rep. Gabe Evans, a Colorado Republican, joins a discussion weighing the Iran conflict’s costs, assessing the state of the Department of Homeland Security, and warning about how artificial intelligence is speeding up emerging threats to U.S. security. Representative Gabe Evans lays out a clear Republican lens on the Iran conflict, arguing the country must be judged by tangible results rather than political spin. He presses on whether the strategic objectives have matched the price paid so far, pointing to human, economic, and geopolitical costs. That framing forces a hard look at whether current policy is producing security gains or just…
Global Citizen, an antipoverty nonprofit, uses festival stages and major events to turn attendance into attention and action, as it did last year when it rallied more than 60,000 festivalgoers at a Central Park concert around causes such as rainforest protection. Global Citizen has become known for taking advocacy out of conference rooms and onto festival fields, where beats and speeches meet an audience ready to be moved. The group blends entertainment with policy asks, inviting artists, activists, and audiences into a shared space where cultural energy serves a purpose. That mix of spectacle and civic pressure is central to…
A recent plea deal involving Dana Williamson, former chief of staff to California Gov. Gavin Newsom, has landed her in federal court after a 23-count indictment and a May 14 guilty plea to three federal crimes, including bank fraud and “submitting […]”, creating sharp questions about accountability among the political elite. This case puts a spotlight on how closely tied political power can be to personal advantage. Dana Williamson served as chief of staff to Gov. Gavin Newsom in 2023 and 2024, and that connection makes the story more than a routine prosecution. When someone from the inner circle of…
Two Republican lawmakers went to CIA headquarters to probe the agency’s removal last year of 40 boxes of files tied to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and related materials, pressing for transparency and accountability. Republican members of Congress descended on CIA headquarters Thursday to dig into the agency’s decision to remove 40 boxes of files last year that are tied to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the spy. They traveled with authority and a clear expectation: answers, records, and an explanation for moves that look like secrecy by design. The visit underscored growing frustration among…