Matthew Holloway

While White House aides have reportedly implored President Joe Biden to distance himself from his son Hunter amidst the unfolding bribery and influence-peddling scandal that envelops them, Hunter and his family joined the President and First Lady on the White House balcony to watch the Independence Day fireworks. It was a scene that hearkened to the oblivious despots of the past, waving to the masses as a liberating revolution takes form. Read More

A U.S. Federal District Court has issued a preliminary injunction against the Biden administration forbidding federal officials from engaging with big-tech firms to censor content on social networks. Read More

The former President of Anheuser Busch Sales & Distribution Co., Mr. Anson Frericks made waves Saturday when he penned an Op-Ed for The Daily Mail stating that current CEO Brendon Whitworth "must quit NOW" before the "make or break" July 4th holiday.  Read More

The Democrat incumbent President Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. and his son Hunter have sequestered themselves behind the guarded seclusion of U.S. Naval Support Facility Thurmont, commonly known as Camp David, for the second weekend in a row, as the GOP-led House of Representatives continues to press investigations into the unfolding bribery and influence-peddling scandal that has rocked the already shambolic administration. Read More

Joe Rogan, hosting rap icon and actor Ice Cube on "The Joe Rogan Experience" on Thursday, handed down his own brutal condemnation of Anheuser Busch and Bud Light. He explained that the company made "a big deal out of putting this person’s ‘365 days of womanhood’, you put that on a Bud Light can" referring to transgender Instagram influencer Dylan Mulvaney whom he criticized as a "mentally ill person who’s just an attention whore." Read More

A report from local news station KELO last week confirmed it. Yet again, the National Parks Service under President Joe Biden has denied the request from Governor Kristi Noem (R-SD) to hold an Independence Day fireworks display at Mount Rushmore. This year's excuse holds true to last year's. An NPS spokesman, answering a request from KELO reporters, said that the agency, upon careful consideration of Noem's request, (which she submitted LAST YEAR) explained that the parks service was unable to grant her request. Read More

John Ratcliffe, an attorney and former Director of National Intelligence, explained that a "cultural problem" has existed in the Justice Department since the Obama administration during an appearance with Fox News host Jason Chaffetz on Sunday. Read More

Amidst the escalating violence raging in the streets of at least half-a-dozen major French cities for six days now, average citizens have begun to band together in militias attempting to restore order. Read More

The Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department has reported that its officers cooperating with the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are investigating three bombings that occurred in the nation's capital Sunday morning. Read More

During the proceedings of the California Reparations Task Force in Sacramento, tempers ran high with multiple attendees denigrating the United States in extremely direct terms. Read More

The United States of America is in a state of economic and cultural decline. So say about 73 percent of "Likely General Election Voters" according to a new poll released Thursday, on the cusp of the Independence Day holiday weekend. The poll is a troubling one, particularly for Democrats who were overrepresented in the sample group. Read More

As President Joe Biden attempted to step away from the podium after addressing the Supreme Court ruling against his student loan wealth redistribution scheme, he was confronted with a question regarding the U.S. State Department's devastating assessment of the withdrawal from Afghanistan. His comments to the gathered press were at minimum concerning, and with due consideration, detached from reality. Read More

Since Tuesday, massive riots have exploded across the nation of France following the shooting of a 17-year-old Algerian Muslim boy. The fiery riots and violent attacks against police have led to the deployment of 40,000 officers to the streets of many large cities and several areas of the capital Paris. Read More

In a bombshell interview with Reuters, the 45th President of the United States Donald J. Trump offered his assessment of peace prospects between Ukraine under President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Russian Federation under President Vladimir Putin after the recent abortive armed coup from the mercenary Wagner Group and leader Yevgeny Prigozhin. Read More

As layoffs and sales shortfalls loom in the future of American automaker Ford Motor Company, it appears that the root of the well-reported setbacks its electric vehicle (EV) division has faced is fairly simple to grasp. People simply don't want to buy Ford's EV after the price tag has jumped precipitously. Read More