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After Visit from Elon’s Son X, Trump Orders a Little Bit of Child-Proofing for the Oval Office
President Donald Trump announced a cosmetic change to the White House after X, the four-year-old son of Elon Musk, paid a visit to the Oval Office and also left an unexpected present for the commander-in-chief. Trump posted Wednesday on his Truth Social account that the Resolute Desk was removed from the Oval Office for some…
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Three Swing State Democrats Face 16 Election Fraud Charges
Three Democratic officials in Pennsylvania are facing allegations of tampering with voter rolls. This news has stirred up the ongoing national conversation about election integrity. Md Nurul Hasan, the vice president of the Borough of Millbourne Council, alongside Council Member Md Munsur Ali and ex-Council Member Md Rafikul Islam, has each been slapped with 16…
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Gay Men’s Chorus Gets the Bad News After Trump Takes Over Kennedy Center: ‘Pride’ Month Opener Canceled
The Gay Men’s Chorus recently revealed that their show at the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., will no longer be part of this year’s “Pride” Month festivities. The move comes after President Donald Trump installed himself as chairman of the public-private cultural institution and established his loyalists as board members, voicing concern…
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GOP Congressman Sounds the Alarm on Little-Known US Citizenship ‘Loophole’ Being Exploited by the Chinese
Wisconsin Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany is raising the alarm over a loophone that lets Chinese nationals take trips to the Northern Mariana Islands without a visa. Tiffany sent a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem asking her to immediately shut down the loophole letting citizens from the adversarial nation visit the U.S. territory in…
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Dem Leader Hakeem Jeffries Cooking Up a Scheme to Undermine Trump’s Address to Congress: Report
He doesn’t have Nancy Pelosi’s power, but Hakeem Jeffries is going to do everything he can to ruin President Donald Trump’s big night — and use Elon Musk to do it. Trump has been invited to speak to a joint session of Congress on March 4 — his first such address since being re-elected in…
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Court Rejects Trump’s Appeal to End Birthright Citizenship
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently decided not to bring back President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at limiting birthright citizenship. This decision came after the Justice Department failed to convince the court that they had a strong case for appeal. Trump’s order, which he signed on Inauguration Day, sought to end the…
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Trump Admin Makes ‘Extremely Concerning’ Discovery About Biden EPA
The Department of Government Efficiency continues to root out wasteful spending, further damaging the legacy of former President Joe Biden. The Washington Free Beacon reported Wednesday that the DOGE found $2 billion dollars set aside by Biden‘s Environmental Protection Agency as a grant to Power Forward Communities, which is linked to Democratic activist and former…
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American Pickers Star Danielle Colby Releases Steamy Vacation Photos..
Danielle Colby, co-star of the popular reality TV show American Pickers, posted some steamy underwater pictures for her fans on her Instagram page. Captioning the photos, the American Pickers star shared a quote describing how she felt “bizarre and flawed” in her bikini pictures, as she has just begun to open up about her insecurities…
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She Has The World’s Biggest Butt, And Her Reason For Why She Can’t Get Dates IS….
You could say Natasha Crown has an attention-grabbing appearance. The 27-year-old Serbian has been vying for the title of “woman with the biggest bum in the world,” but the Serbian has admitted that achieving her goal has come at a heavy price. According to comments she made during a recent Truly interview, Crown admits that…
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Trump’s Education Dept. Cuts $600M in ‘Social Justice Activism’ Grants
The Department of Education recently decided to cut $600 million in grants previously allocated for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in teacher training. These programs focused on critical race theory, social justice activism, and anti-racism, which the department has labeled as divisive and unnecessary. Some grants also aimed at recruiting teachers and staff based…
