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13 Jan

Trump’s Push For Greenland Escalates After GOP Rep. Launches New Legislation

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A House Republican is moving to turn President Donald Trump’s push for Greenland into law, introducing legislation that would authorize the United States to acquire the massive Arctic territory and place it on track to become the nation’s 51st state. Rep. Randy Fine, R-Fla., said he plans to introduce a…

13 Jan

JUST IN: High-Ranking Democrat Announces Retirement

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Steny Hoyer, D-Md., the longtime power broker who once served as ex-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s top lieutenant, announced Thursday that he will retire from Congress at the end of his term. Hoyer, 86, made the announcement from the House floor, drawing sustained applause as he rose to speak. “I stand…

13 Jan

NEW: ‘RINO’ GOP Rep. Under Fire For Coming To Jerome Powell’s Defense

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A growing rift inside the Republican Party is coming into sharper focus as some GOP lawmakers publicly defend Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell amid a Justice Department investigation that many conservatives see as long overdue accountability. Rep. Mike Lawler, R-(N.Y.) is now facing backlash from grassroots conservatives and MAGA-aligned voices…

13 Jan

WATCH: Democrat Governor Forced To Admit She’s Under Investigation On Live TV

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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, conceded during a live television interview that she is under investigation in connection with an alleged pay-for-play scheme. Allegations against Hobbs first surfaced in 2024, when Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, also a Democrat, opened an investigation. The allegations center on home operator that…

13 Jan

NEW: DOJ Dismisses Prosecutor Who Refused To Take Action In Closely-Watched Case

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Robert McBride, the first assistant U.S. attorney (second-in-command) in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia, was dismissed from his position on Monday. The dismissal comes after McBride, a career prosecutor who had previously served in a U.S. attorney’s office in Kentucky, had been appointed to the…

13 Jan

WATCH: Portland Police Chief Tears Up After Admitting Truth About CBP-Involved Shooting

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Portland Police Bureau Chief Bob Day broke down in tears after confirming that an individual who was shot by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents was linked to the ultra-violent Tren de Aragua street gang. The incident in question occurred this past Thursday, when federal officials confirmed that agents…

13 Jan

JUST IN: Trump Announces Sweeping Economic Action Against Iran

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President Donald Trump announced Monday, January 12, that Iran’s primary trading partners will be met with 25 percent tariffs on most goods. The announcement comes amid several days of sustained unrest across the country, which has left dozens of anti-regime protesters dead, according to figures from several human rights organizations.…

13 Jan

‘Home Alone’ Star Cited For Soliciting Prostitution

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Daniel Stern, a veteran actor most widely-known for his portrayal of “Wet Bandits” burglar Marv in the 1990 Christmas classic “Home Alone,” received a citation for soliciting prostitution last month. The incident occurred on December 10 at a hotel in Camarillo, California, according to records from the Ventura County Sheriff’s…

13 Jan

Trump Drops Hammer On Somalis, Revokes Temporary Protective Status

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The Trump administration is pulling Temporary Protected Status for Somalia, ordering thousands of Somali migrants to leave the United States by March 17, including hundreds living in Minnesota. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said the designation no longer meets legal standards. “Temporary means temporary,” Noem told Fox News…

13 Jan

NEW: Jeanine Pirro Brings Out The Receipts, Smacks Down Jerome Powell

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U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro pushed back Monday on claims that the Justice Department threatened Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, saying the probe would never have been necessary if the Fed had simply engaged with investigators. “The United States Attorney’s Office contacted the Federal Reserve on…