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Ilhan Omar’s Chilling Remarks Spark Outrage Over Identity Politics

A resurfaced 2018 Al Jazeera interview clip put Rep. Ilhan Omar back in the spotlight this week when she said, “our country should be more fearful of white men,” arguing that right-wing extremists have accounted for a disproportionate share of deadly domestic terrorism. The full interview shows she was making a rhetorical point about who More

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America’s Space Odyssey: Bold Leadership Propels NASA’s New Era

America is back in the business of bold exploration, and the rebirth of NASA under President Trump’s pick has Texans and patriots across the country cheering. Jared Isaacman, sworn in as NASA’s 15th administrator in December 2025, brings private-sector grit and a pilot’s mindset to an agency that had been mired in committee-speak for far More

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Anti-ICE Mob Invades Church, DOJ Probes Worship Disruption

A shockingly brazen crowd of anti-ICE activists burst into a worship service at Cities Church in St. Paul, chanting “ICE out” and invoking the name of Renee Good while forcing the service to end prematurely — a raw display of political intimidation inside a house of God. The Department of Justice has opened an investigation More

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Brooklyn Peltz Beckham Slams Parents for Sabotaging His Marriage

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham’s blunt public break with his parents is not just another celebrity squabble — it is a young man calling out a powerful family for allegedly putting their brand and image ahead of his marriage and dignity. In a series of Instagram statements he said he does not want to reconcile, accusing David More

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Whitmer Admits Dems Too Confusing for Regular Americans

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s recent admission that Democratic messaging can be “too obtuse” for ordinary voters is a rare moment of candor from the left — and it should set off alarm bells inside the party. Whitmer made the comment during an interview on NPR, saying Democrats sometimes make their messaging so general that people More

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Trump Stuns Davos Elites with Bold Security Demands on Greenland

Donald Trump walked onto the World Economic Forum stage in Davos on January 21, 2026 and did what too many politicians only talk about — he put American security first and made a clear demand about Greenland that stunned the global elites. He told the gathered crowd that the United States is uniquely capable of More

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Protesters Disrupt San Antonio in Left-Wing Political Stunt at the Alamo

On January 20, 2026, activists converged in San Antonio as part of the nationwide “Free America Walkout,” staging marches and rallies near the Alamo and City Hall to mark the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump’s second inauguration. What organizers framed as a stand against ICE and “fascism” looked more like a coordinated effort to More

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Trump Calls Out Don Lemon’s Stunt: Religion and Law Must Be Respected

Don Lemon thought he could turn a provocation into a moment of virtue-signaling, and President Trump made sure the country saw the difference between stunt and substance. As video of the anti-ICE disruption at Cities Church in St. Paul spread, Trump amplified calls for real consequences while the Justice Department publicly warned Lemon he had More

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Trump Unleashes Plan to Tackle Fraud Linked to Somali Migration in MN

President Trump used the global stage at the World Economic Forum in Davos to announce a tough new federal crackdown on the rampant fraud allegedly plaguing Minnesota, and he did not hold back in calling out the failures that helped create the problem. Speaking bluntly about migration policy and enforcement, he linked the Minnesota scandal More

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Entrepreneurial Spirit: How Cadre is Revolutionizing National Security

Warren Kanders, once a banker-turned-industrialist, has quietly become a poster child for American private-sector strength in national security, building Cadre into a powerhouse that makes body armor, bomb suits and other mission-critical safety gear. The company’s recent push into nuclear cleanup and safety underscores a simple truth: when government lags, entrepreneurial Americans step up to More

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