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Bryan Malinowski, the executive director at the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport, got shot in the head by federal agents on Tuesday after a shootout at his home in west Little Rock. On Tuesday morning, at around 6 am, ATF agents showed up at the 53-year-old’s house to serve…

A Georgia judge on Wednesday granted approval to an appeal filed by former President Donald Trump and his co-defendants of a ruling that permitted Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to proceed with the prosecution of the 2020 election case. Judge Scott McAfee of the Fulton County Superior Court, who…

California Democrats are advocating for the replacement of the existing one-time gun registration system with an annual registration mandate, which includes a fee payable to the state. In the bill, SB 1160, the Democrats promise to utilize the fee to finance the state’s gun registration system: “The bill would require…

Rep. Roger Williams, a Republican from Texas, plans to present a bill in the House of Representatives this week. The proposed legislation would mandate federal immigration authorities to screen all migrants crossing the U.S. border against the FBI’s terrorist watch list. The Identifying Potential Terrorist at the Border Act of…

Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) exploded at a Congressional hearing intended to expose evidence of potentially impeachable offenses committed by President Joe Biden in furtherance of his son Hunter Biden’s foreign influence-peddling schemes. The president’s son defied a Congressional subpoena and skipped the public hearing, one day after former Trump…

Recent research indicates that the reversal of Roe v. Wade in 2022, which shifted abortion regulations back to individual states, has not resulted in a decrease in the number of abortions. A report from the Guttmacher Institute, which supports abortion rights, reveals that in 2023, there were over one million…

An overnight decision from a federal appeals court has halted a Texas law permitting authorities to arrest and deport illegal aliens, coming shortly after the Supreme Court’s ruling favoring the state. The Texas immigration legislation, referred to as Senate Bill 4, was set to become effective on March 5th, but…

The Supreme Court had finally granted its approval that a Texas law directing police officers to arrest illegal aliens was constitutionally compliant. But in an 11th hour gambit, a federal appeals court contrived a way to once more block the Texas law into going into effect, mere hours after the…