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  1. House GOP Oversight chairman says ‘there’s a lot of questions about Hegseth’

    House GOP Oversight chairman says ‘there’s a lot of questions about Hegseth’

    House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) declined to back Secretary of War Pete Hegseth as an impeachment vote against the secretary looms, saying there are “a lot of questions” about him. The House must vote next week on impeachment articles filed by Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) prior to the...
  2. Blue-State Voters Deliver a Clear Verdict for Girls’ and Women’s Sports

    Blue-State Voters Deliver a Clear Verdict for Girls’ and Women’s Sports

    Voters in two Democratic-leaning states just delivered a result the political establishment cannot easily dismiss. Colorado and Washington voters approved ballot measures protecting sex-based girls’ and women’s sports divisions, even as Democrats performed strongly elsewhere in both states...
  3. D.C. Official Wants Governors to Recall Guard Troops

    D.C. Official Wants Governors to Recall Guard Troops

    A D.C. Council member wants five incoming Democratic governors to recall their states' National Guard troops from the District. The move would see 628 guard members pulled from D.C. in January, The Hill reported. Continue reading... [ H/T Newsmax ]
  4. NY Times: Calif. Prosecutors Will Keep Seeking Death Penalty

    NY Times: Calif. Prosecutors Will Keep Seeking Death Penalty

    California prosecutors are vowing to continue seeking the death penalty despite Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom's decision to commute the sentences of all 548 death row inmates, setting up a potential legal fight over the sweeping clemency action. Continue reading... [ H/T Newsmax ]
  5. China Indicts Former Politburo Member In Widening Purges

    China Indicts Former Politburo Member In Widening Purges

    China Indicts Former Politburo Member In Widening Purges Authored by Frank Fang and Dorothy Li via The Epoch Times, A former Politburo member of the Chinese regime has been indicted on bribery charges, according to state-run media, amid Beijing's purges that have reached a scale unseen in...
  6. Galloway: Getting A Job Is A "Nuclear Detonation Of Therapy" For Most Young Men - And A Stanford Psychiatrist Agrees

    Galloway: Getting A Job Is A "Nuclear Detonation Of Therapy" For Most Young Men - And A Stanford Psychiatrist Agrees

    Galloway: Getting A Job Is A "Nuclear Detonation Of Therapy" For Most Young Men - And A Stanford Psychiatrist Agrees NYU Stern professor Scott Galloway, who drew fire this week for calling Elon Musk a "traitor to the West," says for most of the young men he works with, a job, friends and a...
  7. "Dissatisfaction With Democracy": China Celebrates The Midterm Elections As Evidence That Democracy Is Dying In The West

    "Dissatisfaction With Democracy": China Celebrates The Midterm Elections As Evidence That Democracy Is Dying In The West

    "Dissatisfaction With Democracy": China Celebrates The Midterm Elections As Evidence That Democracy Is Dying In The West Authored by Jonathan Turley, Winston Churchill once famously observed that "No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed, it has been said that democracy is...
  8. Georgia House Race Takes Stunning Turn After Officials Find What Was Missing

    Georgia House Race Takes Stunning Turn After Officials Find What Was Missing

    A Georgia House race separated by just 58 votes has been turned upside down after officials found an overlooked memory card holding Election Day results. Republican state Rep. Gerald Greene had appeared to lose his District 154 seat to Democrat Harry James. Then came the post-election check...
  9. Trump Treasury Drops Hammer On Eight Canadian Money Firms Accused Of Helping Iran

    Trump Treasury Drops Hammer On Eight Canadian Money Firms Accused Of Helping Iran

    President Trump’s Treasury Department just put eight Canadian money businesses on notice over what federal officials describe as a financial pipeline serving Iran’s regime, its sanctioned partners, and other illicit actors. The action reaches beyond old-fashioned wire transfers. Treasury says...
  10. Houston mayor limits police cooperation with ICE after blue wave

    Houston mayor limits police cooperation with ICE after blue wave

    Houston Mayor John Whitmire said he would reduce the city’s cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, just days after Democrats seized all Texas statewide offices and both chambers of Congress. Whitmire, a centrist Democrat, had previously acquiesced to threats from state...
  11. Ron DeSantis Responds to Rumors He’s Planning a Presidential Run

    Ron DeSantis Responds to Rumors He’s Planning a Presidential Run

    After the midterms, speculation has grown that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis may be planning a presidential run for 2028. On Friday, The Washington Post released a report that seemed to confirm the rumors. Take a look: Specifically, the report cited multiple unnamed sources who claimed that...
  12. Georgia House Race Takes Stunning Turn After Officials Find What Was Missing

    Georgia House Race Takes Stunning Turn After Officials Find What Was Missing

    A Georgia House race separated by just 58 votes has been turned upside down after officials found an overlooked memory card holding Election Day results. Republican state Rep. Gerald Greene had appeared to lose his District 154 seat to Democrat Harry James. Then came the post-election check...
  13. Trump Treasury Drops Hammer On Eight Canadian Money Firms Accused Of Helping Iran

    Trump Treasury Drops Hammer On Eight Canadian Money Firms Accused Of Helping Iran

    President Trump’s Treasury Department just put eight Canadian money businesses on notice over what federal officials describe as a financial pipeline serving Iran’s regime, its sanctioned partners, and other illicit actors. The action reaches beyond old-fashioned wire transfers. Treasury says...
  14. AI data centers took a beating in the midterm elections. A reckoning may be ahead for tech giants

    AI data centers took a beating in the midterm elections. A reckoning may be ahead for tech giants

    HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — After a campaign season filled with outrage against artificial intelligence data centers, the midterm elections ushered in a wave of Democrats pledging to clamp down on the energy-hungry behemoths. A tougher regulatory environment for AI giants and data center developers...
  15. BREAKING: Armed Illegal Alien ARRESTED Near White House Over Trump Assassination Plot

    BREAKING: Armed Illegal Alien ARRESTED Near White House Over Trump Assassination Plot

    Another plot to assassinate President Trump has been stopped in its tracks. Ronny Yordrix Guanipa Chrinos, an illegal alien from Venezuela, was arrested near the White House on Thursday night after Secret Service agents observed him acting suspiciously. When confronted, Yordrix admitted that...
  16. JUST IN: Nancy Pelosi’s Husband BANNED from Driving After Hit-and-Run Crash

    JUST IN: Nancy Pelosi’s Husband BANNED from Driving After Hit-and-Run Crash

    Paul Pelosi, husband of Democrat Rep. Nancy Pelosi, has just been banned from the roads following a hit-and-run crash several months ago. Back in July, 86-year-old Pelosi was charged after crashing into a parked Tesla. On Tuesday, Pelosi pled no contest to the charges. In addition to being...
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