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A federal judge denied the Biden administration’s attempt to pause an injunction that bars federal officials from communicating with social media companies for the purposes of censoring protected speech on Monday. Read More

Vice President Kamala Harris' June 30th appearance at the Essence Magazine, "Festival of Culture," and her shockingly disjointed attempt to define culture made her the subject of wide derision and ridicule over the first week of July. Truly though, the hammer fell hardest when wielded by Senator John Kennedy (R-LA). Read More

Evanston, Illinois, is paying out $10 million over the course of a decade to black residents as part of a reparations program for past housing discrimination, as well as their descendants, according to The Wall Street Journal. Read More

Texas state Sen. Roland Gutierrez announced his run for U.S. Senate Monday, adding to the list of Democrats challenging GOP Sen. Ted Cruz in 2024, according to a campaign launch video. Read More

Some House Republicans are considering using an obscure rule to cancel the salaries of President Joe Biden’s administration officials as the fight over impeachment continues, Politico reported Monday. Read More

A racist bill passed by Democrats in California is making its way through the legislature that would force judges to consider criminals' race when deciding the length of their prison sentence.  Read More

Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO) teased massive evidence against Hunter Biden and the Biden criminal syndicate, saying that they “have documentation” that proves that the younger Biden was “receiving money from China sources, Ukraine sources, and Romania sources.”  Watch

Governor Kristi Noem (R-SD) is firing back at Ben and Jerry’s after the ice cream brand made the idiotic tweet on the Fourth of July that America is on “stolen and indigenous land” that needs to be returned to the tribes it formerly belonged to, specifically pointing to the land that Mount Rushmore sits on.  Watch

On Monday, a new report from Axios revealed that President Joe Biden, who has painstakingly attempted to craft an image of himself as a gentle, loving family man, has instead repeatedly yelled at White House staffers with an out-of-control temper. Read More

On Monday, President Joe Biden arrived in the United Kingdom for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit. While visiting the newly coronated King Charles III, however, the president seemed to have yet another senior moment. Watch

On Friday, a judge in Oklahoma tossed out a case that was seeking reparations for the Tulsa Race Massacre that occurred over 100 years ago in 1921. The lawsuit was filed back in 2020 by three survivors of the attack. Read More

On Saturday, the Netherlands made history by awarding the coveted Miss Netherlands title to a man for the first time. The male will now have the opportunity to go on and compete in the coming Miss Universe contest, being the second man to do so.  Read More

'Sound of Freedom star Jim Caviezel blasted the mainstream media for its repeated attempts to manipulate the American people. Caviezel cites the Trump-Russia collusion hoax as well as the covering up of Hunter Biden's laptop during the 2020 election as evidence. Read More

The new hit film 'Sound of Freedom' is expected to hit $40 million in sales thanks to a strong opening weekend showing that saw millions of Americans venture to the theater to catch the film. Read More

The Washington Post published an article Saturday ripping Simon Ateba, a black reporter known for his criticisms of the Biden White House’s press customs and its press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre. Read More