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  1. RFK Jr. FREEZES $1B in Medicaid Funding to California & Minnesota Over Suspected Fraud

    RFK Jr. FREEZES $1B in Medicaid Funding to California & Minnesota Over Suspected Fraud

    HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pulling the plug on over $1 billion in Medicaid funding to two blue states due to concerns over fraud. RFK Jr. says that California and Minnesota will not receive another single, taxpayer dollar until they can prove that there is no fraud happening. Fox...
  2. Two American Tourists Stabbed Near the Acropolis in Greece

    Two American Tourists Stabbed Near the Acropolis in Greece

    Two tourists from the United States were rushed to the hospital after being stabbed in a knife attack while visiting the ancient Acropolis in Athens, Greece. A deranged 60-year-old man was reportedly threatening pedestrians with a knife in the area shortly before the attack. Thankfully, both...
  3. Mom accused of shooting 20-year-old male she found under her 13-year-old daughter's bed — now mom is charged with murder

    Mom accused of shooting 20-year-old male she found under her 13-year-old daughter's bed — now mom is charged with murder

    'I did what I had to do,' the mother reportedly told police. Continue reading... [ H/T Conservative Review ]
  4. Democrat Governor Panics, Admits Thousands Of Illegals Are Registered To Vote In Key State

    Democrat Governor Panics, Admits Thousands Of Illegals Are Registered To Vote In Key State

    New Jersey Democratic Gov. Mikie Sherrill admitted Tuesday that roughly 6,600 noncitizens were wrongly registered to vote before the 2024 election, with fewer than 400 of them casting ballots. The admission is a political nightmare for Democrats who have spent years mocking election-integrity...
  5. Jamie Dimon says he wouldn’t buy stocks or Treasurys at current prices

    Jamie Dimon says he wouldn’t buy stocks or Treasurys at current prices

    JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said in an interview on Monday that he wouldn't buy stocks or long-term Treasury bonds at their current prices as he thinks investors aren't accounting fully for risks that could cause turmoil in equity and debt markets. Dimon said in an interview with CNBC that...
  6. These Chips Are Scorching Hot: Utz Soars 90% On Take-Private Deal

    These Chips Are Scorching Hot: Utz Soars 90% On Take-Private Deal

    These Chips Are Scorching Hot: Utz Soars 90% On Take-Private Deal Chips are scorching hot on Tuesday, but not the kind made by Nvidia, AMD or Intel. Shares of Utz Brands, the Hanover, Pennsylvania-based snack maker known for its potato chips, cheese balls and red-and-white "Little Utz Girl"...
  7. Meanwhile, In Dearborn, Michigan...

    Meanwhile, In Dearborn, Michigan...

    Meanwhile, In Dearborn, Michigan... Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News, A viral video from inside a Home Depot in Dearborn, Michigan shows department signs for the likes of Appliances, Paint, Plumbing now carrying Arabic script alongside the English. This is not some minor...
  8. Convicted Illegal Migrant Murderer Sues Trump Over "Emotional Distress"

    Convicted Illegal Migrant Murderer Sues Trump Over "Emotional Distress"

    Convicted Illegal Migrant Murderer Sues Trump Over "Emotional Distress" The entitlement never stops, even when illegal migrants are convicted of murder and thrown in prison, they still expect free stuff and access to the American Dream. Brandon Ortiz-Vite, a Mexican national who was living in...
  9. Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Allowing Release Of Biden Audio Tapes

    Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Allowing Release Of Biden Audio Tapes

    Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Allowing Release Of Biden Audio Tapes Authored by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times, A federal appeals court on July 20 ruled against former President Joe Biden, finding that he was not entitled to an injunction blocking the release of audio recordings and...
  10. IRAN HAMMERS BAHRAIN, JORDAN & KUWAIT IN RESPONSE TO TRUMP

    IRAN HAMMERS BAHRAIN, JORDAN & KUWAIT IN RESPONSE TO TRUMP

    [ H/T Mario Nawfal ]
  11. Bill to protect households from data center energy costs advances in House

    Bill to protect households from data center energy costs advances in House

    A House of Representatives panel advanced a bipartisan bill requiring large-load users such as data centers to cover the costs of grid upgrades and other energy system upgrades, a measure meant to ease the growing public opposition toward facilities that support artificial intelligence. The...
  12. Actually, Obama sided with Big Tobacco

    Actually, Obama sided with Big Tobacco

    During the Bush and Obama years, it was absolutely essential to the liberals’ and Democrats’ self-image that they were the scourges of the special interests, and that the Right and the Republicans were the toadies of Big Business. This was hogwash — both parties were the parties of Big...
  13. Thune says his endorsement ‘probably isn’t helpful’ in race to replace Lindsey Graham

    Thune says his endorsement ‘probably isn’t helpful’ in race to replace Lindsey Graham

    Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) questioned the effectiveness of his endorsement power Tuesday in South Carolina’s special GOP Senate primary to replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Thune’s comments came after he declined to join President Donald Trump and much of the Senate GOP...
  14. Trump says Iran is killing protesters and young kids ‘like they’re candy’

    Trump says Iran is killing protesters and young kids ‘like they’re candy’

    President Donald Trump accused the Iranian government of indiscriminately killing protesters during a bilateral press conference with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on Tuesday. “I believe that by doing what we did, by terminating Iran… very evil people leading that country, you saw the number...
  15. Hunter Biden says ‘closeted gay mafia’ Republicans have ‘blackened hearts’

    Hunter Biden says ‘closeted gay mafia’ Republicans have ‘blackened hearts’

    Hunter Biden claimed there is a “closeted gay mafia” of Republicans in Washington, D.C., arguing that years of suppressing their sexuality have left some GOP lawmakers with “blackened hearts.” Speaking on the I’ve Had It podcast, Biden said what he called the nation’s “closettocracy” poses a...
  16. Trump says he’ll speak to Hezbollah if asked by Lebanese president

    Trump says he’ll speak to Hezbollah if asked by Lebanese president

    President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he would personally speak with Hezbollah leadership if asked to do so by Lebanese President Joseph Aoun. Unlike past presidents, Trump has repeatedly flouted norms regarding direct American negotiations with terrorist groups, something he himself...
  17. Andy Burnham’s top Cabinet pick is good news for the special relationship

    Andy Burnham’s top Cabinet pick is good news for the special relationship

    The United Kingdom’s new prime minister, Andy Burnham, has appointed his key Cabinet ministers. Unlike in the United States, U.K. Cabinet ministers do not require legislative confirmation, so they enter office immediately. Burnham’s appointments suggest he is likely to take a bolder stance on...
  18. Trump: Other ‘operators’ at fault for Iranian missiles killing American soldiers in Jordan

    Trump: Other ‘operators’ at fault for Iranian missiles killing American soldiers in Jordan

    President Donald Trump implied that last weekend’s deadly Iranian attack on a Jordanian military base, in which two U.S. service members were killed, could have been avoided if there had been “other operators.” “They did slip something through in Jordan, and if we had other operators, you know...
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