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By: Sterling Mosley | On Thursday, President Joe Biden's son Hunter was indicted by Special Counsel David Weiss on three counts related to his 2018 purchase of a firearm that saw Hunter lie on the form claiming that he wasn't a drug addict. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Thursday, Tim Ballard, the man who was the inspiration for the hit film 'Sound of Freedom,' testified on Capitol Hill in front of the Committee on Homeland Security to discuss the dangerous effects of Biden's open border policies on child trafficking. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) joined 'Anderson Cooper 360' on CNN to discuss the upcoming 2024 presidential election and more notably, the selection of Kamala Harris as Biden's running mate. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, Oliver Anthony, who went viral last month for his hit song 'Rich Men North of Richmond,' decided to cancel an upcoming show in Knoxville after he was unable to reach an affordable ticket price with the venue. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, journalist Julie Kelly, who has made a name for herself covering January 6th and the various trials associated with the participants from that day, released never-before-seen footage showing police officers leaving entrances unguarded and then opening from the inside. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, host of 'Tucker on X' Tucker Carlson released the latest episode of his show to focus on hyperinflation in the South American nation of Argentina. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) announced that he would not be seeking reelection to the upper chamber in 2024. His announcement will likely spur a contested primary, however, one man entered the race long ago to challenge the sitting senator: Mayor Trent Staggs. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge David Urias issued a ruling blocking New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's (D-NM) public health order restricting the Second Amendment in Albuquerque. Read More

Following the injury of star quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Monday night football, disgraced former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick's agent reportedly contacted the New York Jets to see if they needed the services of the NFL veteran. Kaepernick, who has not played in the NFL since 2016, is infamous for his decision to kneel for the national anthem repeatedly. Following that decision, he has not made his way onto any NFL roster despite frequently attempting to do so. Read More

American schools are failing to make up for older students’ learning loss from COVID-19, according to a new report Tuesday from the Center for Reinventing Public Education (CRPE). Read More

A California city is citing the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling to fight an affordable housing project, alleging that the state’s housing law is discriminatory. Read More

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that a California school district violated the rights of a Christian athletics club by forcing them off campus. Read More

Republican Rep. Scott Perry of Pennsylvania, the chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, criticized a reporter who questioned the evidence that House Republicans are using as a basis for their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Read More

Republican Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa ridiculed Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm’s electric vehicle (EV) road trip during a Tuesday press conference. Read More

Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom of California blamed House Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Tuesday for crime in his home district despite law enforcement and criminal justice being the California government’s responsibility. Read More