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Ousted: 7 RINOs who voted to impeach Texas AG Paxton

Seven Republican incumbents who voted for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment lost in Tuesday's primary election to challengers backed by Gov. Greg Abbott or Paxton. Read More.

Chilling precedent in arrest of journalist Steve Baker

On March 1, investigative reporter Steve Baker was arraigned before a federal magistrate, accused of crimes stemming allegedly from the events at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Read More.

Sheriff Grady Judd announces human trafficking sting resulted in 228 arrests

Some call him the new America's Sheriff. Other say he would make a good candidate for Director of Homeland Security in an administration that actually enforced immigration law. Read More.

For Trump, Rocky Mountain high on Super Tuesday

In what was certainly the most symbolic of Donald Trump's many victories on Super Tuesday, the former president rolled to victory in Colorado, the first state that had kicked him off the 2024 ballot. Read More.

Left's assault on rural whites paved way for border invasion

It’s important to understand that this operation has been going on for decades, and that it has very specific aims. The ultimate goal is the de-Kulakization of the United States to pave the way for the unquestioned reign of the urbanite progressive ruling elite. Read More.

Rep. Roy's bill will enable Americans to sue Covid vax companies

Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy on Tuesday introduced legislation which he said would "empower Americans" to hold Covid vaccine manufacturers "liable for any losses their vaccines caused." Read More.

Witness: Joe Biden was 'the closer' on Hunter's deals

Joe Biden played the role of "closer" in many of his son Hunter Biden's business deals with individuals from unfriendly countries, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer said, citing witness testimony in the ongoing Biden impeachment inquiry. Read More.

Saw writing on the wall? Victoria Nuland resigns

One day after the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling that states can't ban Donald Trump from the election ballot, Undersecretary of State Victoria Nuland apparently decided it was time to leave after being a mainstay in U.S. Ukraine policy for a decade. Read More.

Western Europe comfort zone threatened by Ukraine storm

A stormy geopolitical weather front is converging on Western Europe as the Ukrainian war in the East has entered its third year with no end in sight. Read More.

Supreme Court says states can't kick Trump off ballot

The Supreme Court on Monday unanimously reversed the Colorado decision to remove Donald Trump from the state's 2024 election ballot. Read More.

GOP's war on conservatives in Massachusetts

There is something rotten in Massachusetts. The state’s RINOs and establishment GOP have declared war on MAGA populists, patriots and Trump supporters. Their goal: to marginalize, ostracize and ultimately purge conservatives from the Massachusetts Republican Party. Read More.

All DEI positions eliminated at University of Florida

All diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) positions at the University of Florida have been eliminated to comply with a new Florida law that bars state colleges from using state or federal money to fund the programs. Read More.

Trump calls on supporters for landslide ‘too big to rig’

Following blowout victories in Idaho, Michigan, and Missouri, Donald Trump said at a campaign rally in Richmond on Saturday that "Nov. 5 is the biggest day in the history of our country," and urged his supporters to in upcoming primary states to vote in order to "send a signal" about major changes needed for the nation. Read More.

Follow the science: Corrupted data and the 'climate crisis'

Climate activists and world governments are using problematic temperature recordings that have corrupted data to build models that then forecast catastrophic global warming, according to multiple scientists who have published recent studies on the issue. Read More.

Criminal investigation: Police re-examine death of McConnell sister-in-law

The death of Angela Chao, sister-in-law of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and a former board member of the state-owned Bank of China, is being re-examined as a "criminal investigation," as stated by the Blanco County Sheriff's Office in Texas. Read More.