By Leif Le Mahieu Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador charged…
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By Joe Kovacs As President Donald Trump on Monday continued to praise “zero murders” in Washington, D.C., since he sent in the National Guard, his…
By Joe Kovacs As Americans express outrage at Cracker Barrel for removing “Uncle Herschel” and his barrel from its logo, the restaurant chain is…
By Cindy Harper X and its artificial intelligence affiliate, X AI, filed a federal lawsuit Monday accusing Apple and OpenAI of colluding to maintain…
By Christina Maas You’ve landed in the United States, jet-lagged and maybe still trying to remember if you left your charger in the seatback…
By Katie Jerkovich President Donald Trump has had it with crime in Washington, D.C., and so in response, he took action with a 30-day…
By Top War Based on articles on navylookout, which, surprisingly, describe the new Royal Navy ship quite well. From now on, the Royal Navy will…
by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D. West Virginia could lose $1.37 billion in federal health funding if the state’s health departments don’t follow laws recognizing religious freedom — including religious exemptions…
By God Said Man Said Today is the day of salvation. The Word of God declares a day when salvation will no longer be an…
Tonight on Caravan to Midnight, John B. Wells takes us into the heart of America’s looming confrontation. Minister Fred Coulter opens the program with a piercing look at the greatest sin facing our nation — abortion.
Drawing from his book From a Speck of Dust to a Son of God: Why Were You Born?, Coulter explores what the Bible really says about the unborn, the blood that cries out to God, and why America may be facing divine judgment.
Then, John Pate returns. A U.S. Army veteran, former lawman, and private investigator, Pate brings his firsthand expertise to the explosive topic of National Guard deployments. President Trump has already sent the Guard into Washington, D.C., and is moving into New York and Chicago for crime prevention, while simultaneously deploying forces to 17 states in support of ICE. Are these standard security moves — or staging for something much bigger? Could mass arrests, blackouts, or even global escalation be on the horizon?
Don’t miss this hard-hitting episode — as we expose the sins of the nation, the moves on the chessboard, and the stakes of the battle unfolding right now.
By Charlie McCarthy The Chinese Communist Party uses social clubs in New York City to influence local elections, The New York Times reported Monday.…
By Josie Harvey Keith Serry was set to bring a show to New York City’s Fringe festival this year, but pulled the plug a few…
By Joseph Gedeon Democratic leaders across Illinois and Congress are condemning Donald Trump’s reported plans to send national guard troops to Chicago, denouncing what they call an unprecedented abuse…
By Harold Hutchison Vice President J.D. Vance shut down “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker Sunday after she questioned why Republicans would want to give…
By Border Hawk An unruly bum who wandered into an eatery in Washington, D.C. was quickly arrested by local authorities, illustrating a significant change in…
By Warren Squire Democrat Party NYC mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani has an interesting way to deal with crime – ignore it and let it spiral…
By Topwar Telegram and WhatsApp* are tools for involving Russians in sabotage activities. Ukrainian special services actively use them, recruiting Russian citizens to commit sabotage…
By Larry Elder At this point in his second term, President Donald Trump has higher approval ratings than Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama…