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The Censorship Accountability Act, a proposed bill to allow American citizens to sue federal officials for infringing their First Amendment rights, was introduced by Representatives Dan Bishop (R-NC) and Harriet Hageman (R-WY) on Wednesday. Read More

Even Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) had nice things to say about Donald Trump for having such a fervent following in his state of Pennsylvania, saying that he can’t help but have “respect” for the former president being able to hold such a passionate support base. Read More

On Sunday morning, new reports indicated that the Biden Department of Justice is attempting to arrest former best friend of Hunter Biden and Burisma board member, Devon Archer. This comes just a day before he is set to testify in front of the House Oversight Committee about Joe Biden's involvement with Hunter's business dealings. Read More

By: Reed Cooper | The record-setting legend strikes again. Read More

In the swelter of summertime New York City, the failure of the sanctuary city policies of Mayor Eric Adams (D), his predecessor former Mayor Michael Bloomberg (D), the Presidency of Joe Biden, and the Democrats in general, has literally spilled out into the streets. Read More

Following the raid of a secret bio lab in Fresno County, California, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) found that numerous infectious viral agents like malaria and herpes, among others, were being tested in the facility. On top of that, the lab housed 900 genetically engineered mice with another 175 of their kind being found deceased.  Read More

Ford Motor Co. said Thursday that it is pushing back its production target for electric vehicles (EVs), even as the Biden administration has heavily subsidized the EV industry. Read More

Democratic Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed a law Thursday that threatens crisis pregnancy centers with up to $50,000 in fines if they spread “misinformation.” Read More

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and Twitter owner Elon Musk ripped the current education system in the United States Friday, saying that taxpayers were “paying people to hate America.” Read More

Former Republican Rep. Will Hurd of Texas was booed by attendees at a Friday Lincoln Day dinner in Iowa following comments about the indictment of former President Donald Trump. Read More

Shortly before 9 a.m. MST on Friday, a Tesla smashed through a cinderblock wall and crashed into an in-ground swimming pool in Phoenix, Arizona. No injuries were reported and the driver was able to escape the fully submerged blue sedan, according to reports, and Phoenix Police are investigating the accident. Read More

An explosion rips through the air and smoke billows up from the horizon. An improvised explosive device or IED just detonated tearing apart ramshackle huts and sending their impoverished residents fleeing as the sound of gunshots fills the air. No. This isn't the bombed-out rubble of Aleppo or stock footage of the streets of Fallujah. It's an American city in 2023. Read More

Gubernatorial Candidate Kari Lake (R-AZ) reacted matter-of-factly when the Arizona Supreme Court rejected a motion Thursday to transfer her election challenge out of the Division Two Appellate Court and into the Supreme Court itself. Whereas many mainstream media outlets are presenting this as 'another legal setback,' when this potential outcome was essentially baked into the initial motion. Read More

The Biden administration proposed a new and ambitious set of fuel economy standards for cars and light-duty trucks Friday, its latest move to prod American consumers towards adopting electric vehicles (EVs). Read More

The Senate voted against adding two GOP-led provisions setting up a special inspector general to oversee U.S. security and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine, now topping more than $75 billion, to the yearly defense bill passed Thursday. Read More