By Matt Margolis Nancy Pelosi appeared rattled and visibly annoyed during a CNN interview this week when anchor Jake Tapper confronted her with Donald Trump’s…
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By Anthony Gonzalez Former First Lady Michelle Obama’s podcast appears to continue struggling despite having multiple high-profile guests in recent episodes. The podcast, “IMO with Michelle Obama and…
By Sister Toldjah If, on the off chance, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) was looking for competition for the worst mayor in America, he maybe would…
By Bob Hoge I remember when I first moved to sunny LA in the early ’90s, and I would read the Los Angeles Times cover to…
By Russell Bartlett As Melania Trump prepares for the release of her forthcoming memoir, she is becoming more publicly outspoken regarding the ongoing attacks on her…
By Rebeka Zeljko Democratic Gov. Wes Moore of Maryland falsely claimed on an application to have been awarded a Bronze Star Medal for his Army…
By Nicholas McEntyre King Charles has fired the security team stationed at Prince Andrew’s longtime lavish mansion as the disgraced royal reportedly refused to “downsize” from the property.…
By Matt Vespa The one thing that always gives me a good laugh is the media trying to help Democrats as much as they…
By Matt Vespa We have another incident of FBI agents creeping on law-abiding Americans. The reason for these visits is political. The agency is targeting people who…
By M Winger So, Biden’s DOJ finally does something right? They’re going after a doctor regarding mutilating children? Yeah it is regarding that. But the specific reason…
By Jeff Charles Here’s a story that will make you say “hmmmm?” A new Florida law requiring local government officials to adhere to updated financial disclosure requirements is…
Capitol Hill should resist this lie with every constitutional power it can muster. By TRISTAN LEAVITT AND JASON FOSTER The need for more public scrutiny…
Catte Black Off-Guardian Potentially lethal doses of the therapeutic drug hydroxychloroquine are being administered in ‘clinical trials’, sometimes without patient consent. Nearly a quarter of…