Trump’s Tariffs Deliver: U.S. Posts $27 Billion Budget Surplus
The U.S. Treasury reported a budget surplus in June, driven in large part by a surge in tariff revenue, thanks to President Donald Trump’s America-first trade policies.
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$50K Reward Offered for Man Who Allegedly Fired on Federal Agents at Marijuana Farm in California
California announced a $50,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of a man who they say fired at federal law enforcement officers
Trump Visits Texas Flood Zone, Pledges Strong Federal Support Amid Tragic Losses
In the wake of the devastating floods that tragically claimed at least 120 lives, including children, Trump took action by meeting with Texas officials and first responders on the ground.
Netanyahu: Israel’s ‘Never Had Such a Friend’ as Trump
Netanyahu said that “We’ve never had such a friend, such a supporter of Israel, the Jewish state in the White House.”
Trump Admin Ends Taxpayer Subsidies For Illegal Aliens
The wide-ranging move ends a nearly 30-year period of government incentivizing illegal immigration by allowing illegals to benefit from programs meant for Americans.
Longtime Biden Staffer Says She Does Not ‘Recall’ Details About WH in 6-Hour Grilling
Ashley Williams, a longtime ally of former President Joe Biden, met with House investigators behind closed doors for nearly six hours.
‘I Know the Names’: Epstein Files ‘Being Suppressed to Protect Individuals,’ Claims Alan Dershowitz — Who Once Represented the Evil Sicko
Alan Dershowitz has made a stunning revelation about the mysterious Jeffrey Epstein client list.
Pentagon Ditches Admiral Who Allowed Drag Queen Performances On Aircraft Carrier
The Defense Department is withdrawing the nomination of Rear Adm. Michael “Buzz” Donnelly.
Hegseth Tears up Red Tape, Orders Pentagon to Begin Drone Surge at Trump’s Command
Pete Hegseth has issued sweeping new orders to fast-track drone production and deployment.
Judge Issues Key Ruling Against Gun Maker Sig Sauer in Widow’s Lawsuit
A lawsuit filed by a widow against weapons manufacturer Sig Sauer accusing it of being responsible for the death of her husband will continue in state court.