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As sodomy and sin overtake June for the corporate shilling game of ‘Pride Month’, conservative Christian philosopher and Princeton University professor Dr. Robert P. George is pushing for the month to be recognized and celebrated as “Fidelity Month.” Read More

Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) has set a major goal for himself and his administration, saying he wishes to entirely eliminate homeowners’ property taxes within the state. The Lone Star State governor said it is possible through the increased tax revenue gained through the growing Texas economy. Read More

By: Reed Cooper | Leading 2024 presidential candidate and 45th President Donald Trump is being proven correct once again as a Border Patrol K-9 sniffed out over $2 million worth of smuggled fentanyl during a traffic stop in Arizona. Read More

Robert Kennedy Jr., son of Robert Kennedy, the brother of President John F. Kennedy, announced his bid for president not long ago. Since announcing, he has gained much attention from the media due to his interesting and sometimes unpopular opinions. RFK joined the Faulkner Focus on Friday to discuss his platform and why he should be the Democrat nominee over current President Joe Biden. Watch

On Thursday, Jen Psaki decided to clear any discussion on which party was more openly racist than the other, saying that President Joe Biden is extremely successful because he is a “White man who’s older,” and that aspect will also make him more “comfortable” to a notable portion of Republican voters. Watch

In a world of divisiveness, most positive things never get much media attention. But sometimes, positive movements are too infectious to ignore, and some even go down in history. Last weekend Christians in southern California organized a movement called Baptize SoCal to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Jesus Revolution, which took place in 1973 on Pentecost Sunday. Read More

A former Target vice chairman weighed in on what made the recent controversy over the national retailer ‘Pride’ line different from any other times the company had made similar moves, calling the recent line a “big mistake.” Read More

On Thursday, a group of older men from the United Kingdom, even some retired, decimated a team made up of former U.S. women's soccer players in a 12-0 blowout game as part of an independent soccer tournament that was being hosted in North Carolina. Read More

On Friday, Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) signed legislation that will legally block transgender children from receiving any gender-altering care such as puberty blockers and hormone replacement therapy. The law is set to go into effect on September 1st.  Read More

By: Reed Cooper | Leading 2024 presidential candidate and 45th President Donald Trump, a man who’s no stranger to writing best-selling books, has been on Amazon’s “Best Seller” list for the past seven weeks. Read More

Chuck Todd, the longtime host of NBC's 'Meet the Press', will be stepping away from being the headliner after nine years on air, and over 15 years at NBC, in order to focus on his family and other projects at the network, according to an announcement released Sunday. Read More

Former Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz recently penned an op-ed on Substack that explored the legal questions of whether Trump declassified contested document found in his home by the FBI during their raid on his home and whether a criminal indictment was warranted. In the opinion of the learned legal scholar, after he assessed the relevant legal facts at play in the case, he concluded that a "[c]riminal indictment of former president has no legitimate basis."  Read More

Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee and the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, has expressed deep concern over potential election interference by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Justice against Trump given the history of particular politicized conduct by these agencies toward the former president. Read More

Judge David Gustafson, who presides over a U.S. tax court, has once more refused to dismiss an Internal Revenue Service whistleblower case alleging wrongdoing by the Clinton Foundation and postponed the decision. Read More

Ella Irwin, Twitter's head of trust and safety, reportedly offered her resignation from the social media firm on Thursday in the aftermath of a debacle that saw Twitter agree to and then promptly renege on a deal to carry 'What Is A Woman?' by The Daily Wire's Matt Walsh. Read More