Trump attacks Bidens, media following discovery of cocaine at White House over the weekend
Former President Trump took a shot at the Biden family after cocaine was found at the White House over the weekend.
On this day in history, July 5, 1937, SPAM is introduced by Hormel Foods
SPAM, the canned processed meat product that has developed a cult following, was introduced by Hormel Foods on this day in history, July 5, 1937.
WNBA champ Natasha Cloud expands on America criticism after calling country ‘trash’
WNBA champion Natasha Cloud doubled down on her criticisms of the United States following the Supreme Court rulings on affirmative action and a case involving artist Lorie Smith.
Moms for Liberty clout keeps rising as Trump, DeSantis, Haley, Ramaswamy, Hutchinson address group’s summit
Former President Trump and four of his rivals for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination will speak Friday and Saturday in Philadelphia at the national gathering of an increasing influential parental rights organization that’s stoked controversy.
Wisconsin state senator says ‘f— the suburbs’ amid debate on crime spreading from cities
A debate over funding more policing caused Wisconsin state Sen. LaTonya Johnson to condemn suburban areas of her state, saying they know nothing of city life.
Hunter Biden arrives for deposition in lawsuit from laptop repair shop owner
IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley alleged on Tuesday that Hunter Biden received $8.3 million from overseas business dealings between 2014 and 2019.
Biden torched for denying knowledge of Hunter’s ‘business deals:’ ‘Even lies about lying’
President Biden was shredded on Twitter after he denied lying about not having conversations with son Hunter Biden regarding his business dealings Monday.
Jet linked to Prigozhin arrives in Belarus, Wagner Group chief says purported mutiny was just a ‘protest’
A jet linked to Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin landed in Belarus from Russia on Tuesday, days after he called off his armed rebellion against the Russian military.
CA school district admin sued after saying he wants to bring conservative staff ‘to the slaughterhouse’
A California district administrator, who said he wanted to bring voices opposing diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives “to the slaughterhouse,” was sued by a faculty member – along with the entire district – for allegedly violating his First Amendment rights.
Trump lead grows following indictment, one factor continues to be thorn in Biden’s side with voters: poll
Former President Trump continues to lead as the GOP front-runner after being indicted on federal charges in early June; however, nearly half of GOP voters surveyed are skeptical over whether he should continue to lead the Republican Party, according to a new poll.