Trump Asks SCOTUS to Pause TikTok Ban ‘To Pursue a Negotiated Resolution’
Trump’s legal team asked the court to delay TikTok’s ban to give the president-elect time to negotiate a deal to keep the platform open in the U.S.
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Florida Man Shoots at Two Migrants in Alleged Home Invasion, One Died
A homeowner shot at two migrants who allegedly broke into his home. One of the migrants, a Mexican national, died from multiple gunshot wounds.
Russia Signals Possibility of Ukraine Peace Talks — With One Big Condition for U.S.
Russia is willing to work with President-elect Trump to help improve relations with Ukraine.
Homeowner Fatally Guns Down Masked Intruder, Sheriff Says Criminals ‘Should Expect’ It
A sheriff said intruders should “expect to be shot” after releasing information about a homeowner who opened fire at two masked men
Mexico Braces for Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan With 25 New Shelters
Donald Trump’s forthcoming mass deportation mission by opening 25 new shelters that will house more than 12,000 Mexican nationals.
J6 ‘Political Prisoners’ Preparing $50 Billion Class Action Lawsuit to File Against Feds
Election evidence now confirms was skewed by a various of undue influences including the FBI’s interference.
Fani Willis Suffers Another Court Loss in Her Scheme to Prosecute Trump
District Attorney Fani Willis has suffered another loss in her legal campaign to prosecute President-elect Donald Trump.
Study Finds 12-Fold Higher Suicide Risk for People Who Had Gender Surgery
A study published earlier this year shows that those who underwent gender surgery had a suicide risk 12 times higher than those who did not.
Mexico’s Leftist President Tries To Preempt Any U.S. Invasion Targeting Drug Cartels
Mexico’s leftist president is trying to take away any chance President-elect Trump could order the use of military force against drug cartels.
Biden Shelled Out $80,000,000,000 For IRS Enforcement. Congress Has Already Revoked Half Of It.
Congress rescinded tens of billions of dollars from a government agency in December that Republicans have long accused of being weaponized against taxpayers and corporations.