Boston Mayor Michelle Wu sparked backlash after claiming every human has a legal right to enter the United States. Critics say her remarks ignore federal immigration law and national sovereignty.
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A partial federal government shutdown will begin at midnight after the Senate stripped long-term ICE funding from a House-passed spending bill. Lawmakers now face a high-stakes fight over DHS funding and enforcement authority.
A Virginia judge struck down Democrats’ push for mid-decade redistricting, blocking efforts to reshape congressional maps before the 2026 elections. Existing district lines will remain in place unless an appeal succeeds.
Virginia Democrats are advancing legislation to block ICE agents from operating near polling places, despite claims that illegal aliens do not vote. Republicans warn the bills weaken election integrity and transparency.
A plaque displayed inside the Minnesota Statehouse thanks Gov. Tim Walz for allowing Satanism to spread in the Capitol. Republican lawmakers say the display is shocking and deeply troubling.
Bill Maher and Dana Carvey criticized wealthy celebrities for lecturing voters, arguing the elitist messaging alienates everyday Americans and harms Democrats at the ballot box.
Eric Swalwell sparked outrage after attacking ICE agents enforcing federal law, drawing a sharp and public response from Mike Davis. The exchange highlights growing hostility toward law enforcement from Democratic officials.
Democrats are being dragged back toward the radical ‘Abolish ICE’ agenda, despite knowing how badly it hurt them at the ballot box. The issue remains a winning weapon for Republicans and a liability the Left can’t escape.
As the election year begins, Democrats and their media allies appear locked in an escalating cycle of Trump Derangement Syndrome. With tensions rising, the obsession shows signs of becoming louder, harsher, and increasingly unhinged.
Democrats and the media are once again blaming law enforcement after a suspect used a vehicle to evade arrest and endangered lives. The pattern repeats: excuse the crime, demonize the police, and gaslight the public.
Jon Stewart sharply challenged Sen. Mark Kelly over Democrats’ claims that President Trump issued illegal military orders. The exchange exposed gaps and contradictions in the party’s talking points.
Democrat leaders in Minnesota, Ohio, Maine, and Boston are publicly supporting Somali migrant communities as investigations expose widespread fraud tied to charities and welfare programs. Critics argue political loyalty and ideological priorities are being placed above accountability and the rule of law.
Four House Republicans broke ranks to support a Democrat-led discharge petition forcing a vote on extending Obamacare subsidies. GOP leadership warns the move could explode the deficit and fund abortion services.
No Tax on Tips became the law of the land with the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, but a handful of blue state governors are refusing to give their constituents this tax relief. And the Trump administration isn’t happy about it.
I tell you what - Democrats and Somalis are going to rue the day the Senate Dems forced the government into that extended shutdown. That was the tipping point, and just the extra bit of time needed to bring this extraordinary, biblical amount of waste, fraud, and abuse into the public sphere, where it had been floating at the edges for decades.
All the Democrats out there announcing that as soon as they get power, they're going to use the full weight of government to prosecute anybody who had anything to do with the Donald Trump administration reminds me of a historical analogue.
An attorney, formerly a Trump naval lawyer, explained it to RC Maxwell at our sister site Redstate, where he delivered the kill shot to the Left’s argument that these strikes are akin to war crimes...
Gutfeld Destroys the Democrats’ Voter ID Double Standard, and It’s Glorious
Greg Gutfeld criticized Democrat opposition to voter ID laws, framing the SAVE Act debate as a political double standard. He argued support for ID requirements cuts across racial and partisan lines.