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By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, White House National Security Council (NSC) Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby spoke before the White House press corp, where he explained that if the United States did not further fund the war in Ukraine, then the situation in Eastern Europe could develop to a point where "American blood" would have to be shed. Kirby's comments come as Congress is currently considering a massive $100 billion package that includes aid for Ukraine and funding for border security. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Tuesday evening, comedian Bill Burr joined Jimmy Kimmel to discuss the growing popularity of leading Republican presidential candidate and 45th President Donald Trump and his return to the White House will be "great for comedy." Making matters even worse for the anti-Trump talk show host, Burr mocked him and other liberals for being idiots for indicting him. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, President Joe Biden was asked by reporters why he was so involved with his family's business dealings while he was vice president and after he left the Obama administration, to which Biden was forced to tell his most brazen lie yet. The answer comes after House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) laid out evidence that proved that Joe Biden received monthly payments from Hunter's business entity Owasco P.C. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) and House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) sent a letter to Hunter Biden warning him that if he refused to testify, then they would begin contempt of Congress proceedings against him. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, leading Republican presidential candidate and 45th President Donald Trump picked up yet another endorsement from another high-ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate. Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) officially backed Trump for the Republican nomination, writing in an opinion column that "Results matter – and the results of [Trump's] strong leadership as the 45th President of the United States are clear for all to see." Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On the early hours of Sunday, a armed family man in Sandy Springs, Georgia opened fire on an alleged intruder to protect his family. The incident occurred at approximaetly 2:15 a.m. and the alleged robber was intending to harm the homeowner, according to authorities. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | His announcement will shake up Washington, D.C. Read More

The Nassau County, New York, executive testified to a congressional subcommittee Tuesday that there’s rampant crime in his area due to illegal immigrant criminals operating with impunity thanks to”liberal” bail reform. Read More

Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents and air marshals from across the country are helping Border Patrol handle the latest surge in illegal immigration in Arizona’s Tucson sector of the southern border instead of stopping crime, multiple federal officials told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Read More

The Biden administration has increasingly relied on a law intended to shore up national defense in order to enact its economic agenda, boosting green energy initiatives and increasing production of certain goods to address economic issues. Read More

Republican Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio asked Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke if the administration is suing SpaceX because it is hiring “too many Americans” during a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing Tuesday. Read More

Israeli forces are fighting through a dense city in southern Gaza, where they believe Hamas’ leadership is sequestering themselves underground, according to The Wall Street Journal. Read More

The president of the National Women’s Law Center said on Tuesday during congressional testimony that women should “learn to lose gracefully” to transsexual competitors. Read More

U.S. students are lagging behind other industrialized students in math in a global assessment released Tuesday, according to Axios. Read More

New York City is looking to cut back on street noise by imposing fines on people using a new tool targeting loud vehicles, and the program could be expanding soon, according to The New York Times. Read More