In a significant development, the former President of the United States, Donald Trump, finds himself in the crosshairs of the legal system once again, as a grand jury in Washington, D.C., handed down an indictment against him related to the Capitol riot on January 6. The indictment, which is 45 pages long, contains grave accusations … Read more
Days before Devon Archer was set to appear before Congress, the Biden administration did everything possible to prevent it. The Department of Justice reportedly tried to apprehend Devon Archer mere hours before his scheduled testimony on Monday. They obviously had reasons to be worried. During a confidential meeting with Congress, Archer, Hunter Biden’s former business … Read more
The Department of Justice has taken legal action against Texas Republican Governor Gregg Abbott for utilizing floating barriers in the Rio Grande River to impede migrants who are illegally crossing the Southern border. Texas authorities began installing the string of buoys in the middle of the river near Eagle Pass, Texas, last week, part of … Read more
In a recent development that has left many Republicans frustrated, a federal judge has demanded an explanation from Hunter Biden’s legal team over alleged misrepresentation to a court clerk. This debacle has raised serious questions about the integrity of the legal process and the actions of those involved. Hunter Biden’s attorneys potentially face legal repercussions … Read more
A federal judge has halted the implementation of the White House’s new asylum rules for individuals seeking refuge at the U.S.–Mexico border, marking a victory for left-wing immigration groups. U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar, appointed by President Obama and presided in Northern California, deemed the rules unlawful due to their imposition of conditions that Congress … Read more
In an interview with Fox News’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a Democratic presidential candidate, shared his belief that he has experienced more bias from the mainstream media compared to former President Donald Trump. When asked about his concerns regarding communicating his message and debating President Joe Biden in the primaries, Mr. Kennedy … Read more
In the months following his passing in April 1994, former President Richard Nixon penned a letter to then-President Bill Clinton, providing what Clinton would later describe as “insightful advice, particularly concerning Russia.” The Clinton presidential library has recently declassified this letter, which, in retrospect, appears to have been remarkably prescient. The letter, dated March 21, … Read more
In a recent House Oversight and Accountability Committee hearing, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) courageously highlighted the questionable actions of Hunter Biden, son of President Biden, by presenting what seemed to be explicit images of him. This bold move, while criticized by Democrats, was a necessary step in holding the powerful accountable. The committee was … Read more
In a recent development that has sparked a political uproar, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated an investigation into former President Donald Trump as part of its probe into the events of January 6. This move has been criticized by Republicans, who view it as a politically motivated attack, while Democrats have expressed their … Read more
The judges and commissioners from Frio, Karnes, La Salle, and Medina counties in Texas have declared an invasion at the southern border. These county officials have joined forces with Atascosa County Judge Weldon Cude, who was elected recently, to form a new coalition. The purpose of this coalition is to encourage other counties to declare … Read more