‘I’m Not Doing That’: DeSantis Definitively Rules Out Rumored Next Political Move On Private Call
DeSantis was elusive about a run in 2028, pointing to the rapidly changing political landscape and saying he hasn’t “ruled anything out.”
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Joe Biden’s Brother Switched up Story on China Deal After Lawmakers Showed Him Receipts, Source Says
James Biden altered his story during a closed-door interview with lawmakers after congressional investigators presented him with evidence.
Biden’s Support for ‘Three-Trimester’ Abortions Explains Why His DOJ Won’t Probe Death of Five Babies
Biden’s bureaucrats have allegedly ordered the disposal of brutalized aborted babies while POTUS touts all-trimester abortions.
Concerns Rise Over President Biden’s Stairway Safety: President Trips Twice on Stairs to Air Force One (VIDEO)
President Joe Biden, age 81, nearly tripped twice when ascending the stairs to Air Force One recently.
Hunter Biden’s Attorneys Dispute Cocaine Was Featured in Pic Used for Gun Charge
Attorneys for Hunter Biden claimed in a court filing that federal prosecutors mistook sawdust for cocaine.
Tucker Interview Suggests America is No Longer a Democracy and 2024 Will be Stolen Just Like 2020
Tucker Carlson’s interview with Mike Benz should be a wake-up call for all Americans that our government is waging war on us.
WATCH: Migrants Attack Police in New York City Shelter
A video taken inside a New York City migrant shelter shows five New York Police Department (NYPD) officers trying to detain a struggling suspect during the attack.
Don’t Be Fooled: This Bill Is Mostly Ukraine Aid
The U.S. military needs to husband its resources so that it has the ability to protect America’s core national security interests.
Biden’s Federal Judges: 76% Female, 34% Black Appointments Based on Identity Politics
President Joe Biden’s approach to judicial appointments has come under scrutiny as he continues to prioritize diversity, particularly gender and skin color, over what should be a primary consideration.
Living on $100K? Not Enough in These 15 Cities Considered ‘Lower Middle Class,’ Study Finds
Earning $100,000 annually may seem substantial, but for residents in 15 major cities across the United States, it falls short.