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It finally happened. Out of frustration, Gray Television's Jon Decker, a member of the White House press corps, flat-out asked White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre: "Is the administration trying to protect the president from our questions?" Read More.

The administration wants to allow hundreds of thousands of individuals here illegally to obtain federal subsidies for health-care coverage. Read More.

Now that President Biden has rolled out his first campaign advertisement of the 2024 cycle, we’ve learned that his theme is going to be “Let’s finish the job.” As with so much else that we’ve watched unfold over the past two years, that video left me feeling like I was watching some sort of poorly scripted dystopian movie. Read More.

Illinois taxpayers are set to be hit with a billion-dollar bill providing healthcare benefits to newly arrived illegal aliens in the state thanks to Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D), according to estimates. Read More.

President Biden was ripped by critics Monday when he made a statement suggesting the children of parents across the nation belonged to the whole country to raise rather than just their own families. Read More.

Sen. Steve Daines, the top Republican fundraiser in the Senate, has backed Donald Trump’s bid to retake the White House in 2024 in what could be one of the ex-president’s most crucial endorsements since announcing his run. Read More.

Senator John Fetterman returned to Congress Wednesday after being hospitalized for several weeks with clinical depression. He was immediately thrust into the spotlight, chairing a Senate subcommittee hearing focused on the benefits of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), better known as food stamps. Read More.

What a tragic day. If fake news outlets keep shutting down like this, who will compete with The Babylon Bee? Maybe CNN will be next! Read More.

As RedState reported, another major Biden administration scandal burst into the open on Thursday after it was revealed that current Secretary of State Antony Blinken orchestrated an infamous letter used to dismiss the Hunter Biden laptop as “Russian disinformation.” Read More.

The "Tennessee Three" are continuing their nationwide publicity tour where they politically profit off the deaths of three children and three adults in the Nashville Covenant shooting. Read More.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene hit Rep. Eric Swalwell where it hurt the most during a hearing on Wednesday, causing mass outrage among Democrats in the chamber. After Swalwell finished a lecture attacking Republicans as anti-Semitites, Greene took the microphone and accused him of having a “sexual relationship with a Chinese spy.” That sent things off the rails as the chair of the committee weighed whether to strike the words from the record. Read More.

Former President Trump put out a warning to Governor Ron DeSantis telling him he should NOT run for the GOP nomination for President and many people are speculating about why he would do that. Read More.

Last Thursday night, an 84-year-old man shot and wounded a black (that’s important) 16-year-old who had gone to the wrong house in Kansas City to pick up his twin brothers. The teen fortunately survived, and the shooter turned himself in and was charged with first-degree assault and armed criminal action. Some are calling for the shooting to be deemed a hate crime. The 84-year-old could face life in prison. Read More.

On the heels of the Bud Lite boycott, Donald Trump, Jr. set tongues wagging when he suggested the company donates to conservatives and maybe it was time to leave them alone. While some agreed, Governor DeSantis pushed back with his own remedy today during an interview with conservative media personality, Benny Johnson. Read More.

Donald Trump announced a new part of his plan to drain the swamp and take on the entrenched federal bureaucracy: requiring all federal employees to pass a Civil Service test to prove their understanding of the United States Constitution. Read More.