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Western Silence Ignites Christian Genocide Crisis in Nigeria

Rev. Father Remigius Ihyula’s urgent words on Fox Report and in front of Western audiences should be setting off alarms in every American conscience, yet too many in the mainstream prefer silence. Ihyula, who directs the Makurdi Diocese’s Foundation for Justice, Development & Peace, has spent years documenting what he calls a systematic campaign of More

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Jeff Goldblum: Wax Figure Stunt or Hollywood’s Self-Promotion?

Jeff Goldblum stood face-to-face with a sculpted twin at Madame Tussauds this week, and the pictures are as uncanny as they are telling about our celebrity-obsessed culture. The actor’s reaction — bemused, amused, and a little bit proud — made for a fun light moment, but it also served as a reminder of how Hollywood More

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Epstein Files: Innuendo Wars Could Backfire on Democrats

Fox News contributor Joe Concha told viewers on Life, Liberty & Levin that the current chatter around the newly released Epstein files is turning into “political death by innuendo,” and he warned that the very tactic Democrats are using to smear opponents could boomerang back on them. Concha argued that when the media substitutes insinuation More

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Illegal Immigration Hikes Housing Costs, Young Americans Priced Out

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner bluntly told Fox’s Saturday in America that illegal immigration is directly fueling the housing crisis and pricing out young Americans who are trying to buy their first homes. This isn’t woke spin — it’s basic supply-and-demand reality: millions more people chasing a finite housing stock drives prices up More

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Democrats’ Policies Crippling American Families: Van Drew Warns

Rep. Jeff Van Drew’s candid warning on Saturday in America should be a wake-up call to every voter who still believes the Democratic Party cares about the everyday American family. From skyrocketing health care premiums to runaway housing and grocery prices, Van Drew bluntly called the party “the cause” of the affordability crisis, and he’s More

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Harvard Scientist Slams NASA’s Comet Cover-Up and Calls for Action

Harvard astrophysicist Dr. Avi Loeb has publicly challenged NASA’s handling of the interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS, warning that the object’s trajectory now places it where it could — in theory — release smaller objects influenced by Jupiter’s gravity. Loeb’s blunt assessment contradicts the comfortable consensus in parts of the scientific establishment and demands a straight answer More

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Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Stunning Exit: GOP in Turmoil

On November 21, 2025, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene stunned Washington by announcing she will resign from Congress effective January 5, 2026, a decision that throws the GOP into immediate chaos as the midterm clock ticks. This is not small-town drama — it is the departure of one of the most unapologetic conservative voices in the More

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China’s Brutal Crackdown on Christian Leaders Threatens American Families

The Chinese Communist Party has taken another brutal step in its war on faith, with authorities formally arresting 18 leaders of the underground Beijing Zion Church in a sweeping October operation that stunned religious freedom advocates. These pastors — long targeted for leading an independent Christian congregation that refused to submit to Party control — More

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Unexpected Trump-Mamdani Meeting: Pragmatism or Political Risk?

Donald Trump’s unexpected Oval Office meeting with New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani sent shockwaves through both parties this week, and it should have. What looked like a political arm-wrestle on Truth Social turned into a warm, policy-focused sit-down — a pragmatic pivot that shows Trump knows how to score wins for everyday Americans even More

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Homeownership Dream Fades: Young Buyers Struggle as Prices Soar

America’s dream of owning a home is being squeezed out of reach for a generation that used to expect homeownership in their early 30s. The median age of a first-time buyer has climbed to about 40 years old as of 2025, a remarkable jump from the early-30s average recorded five years earlier. The price tag More

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