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While former president Jimmy Carter (D-GA) has been in hospice since February, the Carter Center revealed that his wife Rosalynn Carter has dementia. In a statement to the press, the Carter Center asks for people's understanding for what the family is suffering through and that they "do not expect to comment further" on this subject. Read More

TikTok has stored thousands of TikTok creators’ and businesses’ financial data such as Social Security numbers and tax IDs in China, according to records obtained by Forbes. Read More

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina has come out in opposition to the Fiscal Responsibility Act, a compromise proposal between President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to raise the U.S. debt limit and avert a default, she announced on Twitter. Read More

The Justice Department is increasingly engaging in an initiative to prohibit Jan. 6 rioters from obtaining financial gain due to involvement in the attack on the Capitol in 2021, according to the Associated Press (AP). Read More

“The View” co-host Sunny Hostin claimed that Vice President Kamala Harris won the 2020 election for President Joe Biden as she sparred with co-host Alyssa Farrah Griffin over Harris’ performance. Read More

Texas's Attorney General Ken Paxton's (R-TX) impeachment trial is scheduled to happen before the start of September, according to Just the News. The attorney general, seen by many as a rising conservative star and dubbed the man behind the "legal graveyard for Biden's policies", was impeached by the Republican-controlled state House in a vote of 121-23 on Saturday over accusations that he participated in bribery schemes and unlawful conduct. Read More

Congressional Democrats are dismissive over the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) refusal to hand over a document purporting to detail a $5 million pay-for-play scheme that involved then Vice President Joe Biden and a foreign national. Read More

Fatima Mousa Mohammed, her class's 2023 representative for the City University of New York (CUNY) law commencement ceremony, decided to use the opportunity to give an anti-Israel rant that has led to a backlash by Jewish and other groups against the university. Read More

The House Freedom Caucus has come out strongly against the recent debt ceiling increase measure, holding a press conference Tuesday morning with numerous representatives imploring their fellow Republicans to vote against the bill. Watch

On Monday, Governor and presidential candidate Ron DeSantis (R-FL) joined other Republicans in bashing the debt deal that Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy negotiated with President Joe Biden, calling the deal granting a $4 trillion debt ceiling increase “totally inadequate” when America is sitting on the verge of bankruptcy.  Watch

Representative Wesley Hunt (R-TX), a black congressman, said that the Democrats were "using racism as a scapegoat for everything" including attacking the Republican Party as racist. Representative Hunt rejected this attack on the Grand Old Party and used his own experience as the supreme counter to such an accusation. Watch

A former U.S. Army Ranger was interviewed over the weekend and discussed the profound effects on his life that The Honor Foundation has had, believing that it would not be “an overstatement to say that it changed my life.” Read More

On Thursday night, a brave Arizona citizen rescued two young girls from a burning car in just the nick of time, with the car bursting into flames right after the save on a remote highway in the Arizona Navajo reservation.  Watch

Retailers continue to seem to be unable to keep their politics out of their business as Kohl’s becomes the next major store to receive heavy criticism for their new LGBTQ clothing that can be for children as young as three months old.  Read More

Legendary comedy actor and producer John Cleese slapped down the rumors of removing the transgender ‘Loretta’ scene from the hit movie Monty Python’s Life of Brian from the stage adaptation of the film, stating he had “no intention of doing so.” Read More