The Labor Secretary allegedly has champagne, bourbon, and Kahlua in her office, drinks at work, and is being investigated for an affair with a subordinate. Pete Hegseth must feel seen.
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50+ convictions. Ringleader in prison. So why freeze Minnesota’s funding? Because Walz ran against Trump. They’re testing the sanctions playbook at home. Ask Iran how that ends.
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Blue states could commit billions in fraud and STILL send more to Washington than they get back. But sure, blame immigrants.
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Thousands of internal ICE messages show the White House pressuring public affairs teams to produce viral arrest videos – accuracy optional, drama required.
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Russia evacuated diplomats’ families 12 days before the U.S. “captured” Maduro. That’s not intelligence. That’s advance notice. Something about this whole thing isn’t sitting right.
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Qatar didn’t gift Trump a plane. They handed him a problem – and wrapped it in diplomacy.
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Trump’s family made over 800 million dollars in crypto this year. Now he’s signing the laws that regulate it. The conflicts of interest are staggering, and Congress is pretending not to notice.
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John Bolton co-authored the paper that became Buckley v. Valeo. Now he’s being prosecuted by a billionaire-backed administration using the DOJ for revenge. The irony is incredible.
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Leaked emails reveal Epstein arranged meetings between Israel’s former PM and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel. Thiel invested in an Epstein-seeded surveillance company and donated $15M to JD Vance.
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A former Treasury Secretary asked Jeffrey Epstein if Russia had “stuff on Trump.” The question is why he thought Epstein would know
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While You Scrolled Clinton Hot Tub Photos, the Real News Got Buried The Epstein files dropped Friday and dominated every feed for hours. Photos of Bill Clinton in a hot… Read More
Musk threatened to “go to war” defending H-1B visas. Ramaswamy called Americans “mediocre.” The program exists because employers want workers who can’t leave, can’t negotiate, and can’t complain. That’s not a talent shortage – it’s leverage.
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