Military suicides were on the rise last year, despite a massive investment in prevention programs
Military suicides ticked up once again last year, following a dark long-term trend where the Pentagon has struggled to make meaningful progress.
Wasserman Schultz sparks backlash for claiming Tulsi Gabbard is a Russian asset
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., is facing backlash online for claiming that Tulsi Gabbard, President-elect Trump’s pick for Director of National Intelligence (DNI), is “likely a Russian asset."
What Trump’s Republican trifecta in his first administration accomplished, and where they failed: Flashback
With a projected GOP House majority, President-elect Trump regains a Republican trifecta, boosting chances to push his agenda through Congress, similar to his first term.
New candidate emerges in crowded field as possible replacement for Vance’s Ohio Senate seat
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is considering attorney Mehek Cooke to fill the seat being left by Sen. JD Vance once he moves on to the White House in January.
Media Matters’ Fear: Tom Homan and the Reality of Mass Deportations
Former ICE Director Tom Homan, now tapped by Donald Trump as his Border Czar, is making waves. His recent comments at a conservative event have sent Media Matters into a frenzy, painting his proposals as “extreme.” But Homan isn’t backing down. In a fiery moment, Homan declared, “You ain’t seen nothing yet. Wait until 2025.”
War Room Resilience: Owen Shroyer’s Pledge to Keep Fighting for America
Patriot media is not giving up. Owen Shroyer is proof. After President Trump’s historic re-election, many thought dissenting voices would quiet down. Instead, figures like Shroyer have doubled down. Despite challenges, he remains committed to his audience and the message. Shroyer, a key voice on InfoWars, hosts the popular segment War Room. This show has
Cartels, Chaos, and New York’s Justice Crisis
Illegals with Machine Guns: A Tale of Justice Gone Awry A recent incident in New York City has reignited debates over crime, immigration, and justice. On November 5, police officers in the Bronx approached 20-year-old Abraham Sosa for trespassing in a subway tunnel. What began as a routine encounter escalated when Sosa resisted arrest, refusing