WASHINGTON—In an unprecedented display of executive power, outgoing President Joe Biden issued a sweeping series of pre-emptive pardons just hours before President-elect Donald Trump is set to take the oath of office. Critics argue this bold move shatters the spirit of justice, exposing a “Never Trump” privilege that even monarchs and emperors dare not invoke.
Trump’s Post-Inauguration Agenda: Bold Plans for Immediate Action Washington, D.C. – January 19, 2025 Real America’s Voice correspondent Ben Bergquam appeared on-air tonight with a passionate update on former President Donald Trump’s ambitious plans as he prepares to take office. Speaking with the show’s host, Bergquam detailed Trump’s expected flurry of executive actions aimed at
Washington, D.C. – In an unprecedented move, President-elect Donald J. Trump is set to take immediate and sweeping action as he assumes office on January 20, 2025. Among the 200-plus executive actions planned for his first day, one directive has caught national attention: suspending the security clearances of 51 former intelligence officials who publicly dismissed
“The Trump effect is you,” Donald Trump said to an enthusiastic crowd Sunday Night. Watch as Trump walks through a stadium of supporters to reach the speaker’s podium below. 🚨 WOW: President Trump just WALKED THROUGH THE CROWD to take the stage at his Victory Rally Trump loves his supporters! 🇺🇸 This gave me chills.pic.twitter.com/AM81WuR3BJ
The Guardian’s Sunday coverage of President Donald Trump’s ambitious slate of executive orders for his first day back in the White House emphasizes its sweeping, controversial scope. The left-leaning publication frames the agenda as a significant escalation of Trump’s America First ideology, casting his plans as “authoritarian” and “a blueprint for reshaping American governance through
Clyde, North Carolina – As Ben Bergquam journeyed with his family on a poignant “Road to the Inauguration” tour, he stopped in towns left devastated by disasters and forgotten by the federal government. One stop in Clyde, North Carolina, brought the grim reality of abandonment into sharp focus. “This was a mobile home park,” Bergquam
East Palestine, OH – January 2025Two years after the Norfolk Southern train derailment devastated East Palestine, Edwin Wang, owner of CeramFab, is still waiting for answers—and action. His factory sits at Ground Zero of the disaster, where toxic chemicals spilled and burned, turning his thriving business into a toxic wasteland. “This was supposed to be