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Keith Jacobs

Trump Signs Bill to End 43-Day Shutdown, But What’s Next for the GOP?

President Trump tonight put his signature on the legislation that finally reopens the federal government, bringing an end to a grueling 43-day shutdown that ground countless services to a halt. After weeks of political theater and missed paychecks for hard-working federal employees, the Resolute Desk once again hosted a decisive act to restore normalcy for More

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Keith Jacobs

Trump Rescues America: End of Shutdown Marks Conservative Victory

President Donald Trump signed the continuing resolution late on November 12, 2025, formally reopening the federal government after a shutdown that began on October 1, 2025 and stretched for 43 days — the longest in American history. The measure finally put federal workers back on the payroll and ended the chaos that left essential services More

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Keith Jacobs

Trump Ends Longest Shutdown: GOP Stands Firm, Dems Back Down

President Donald Trump signed the bill that finally reopened the federal government after a grueling 43-day shutdown, ending what has now been recorded as the longest closure in American history. For hard-working federal employees and families who went without pay, this was relief they desperately needed — and it came only after Republicans held firm More

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Keith Jacobs

Jean-Pierre’s CBS Blunder Reveals Democrats’ Cover-Up for Biden

Karine Jean-Pierre’s soft-peddled defense of Joe Biden cracked under pressure on CBS Mornings when Gayle King bluntly asked how Jean-Pierre could claim she never saw the president’s decline while serving in his inner circle. The exchange was striking not because it exposed something new, but because a mainstream host voiced the obvious question many Americans More

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Keith Jacobs

Congresswoman Luna Challenges Government Secrecy on UFOs and Truth

Representative Anna Paulina Luna didn’t mince words on Newsmax’s Finnerty when she told Americans that extraterrestrial lifeforms aren’t some fringe conspiracy to be mocked and buried by elites. She squarely challenged the comfortable cynicism of the mainstream media and insisted the federal government already has far more information than it has admitted to the public. More

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Keith Jacobs

House Ends Historic Shutdown: Responsibility Wins Over Political Games

On Wednesday night, the House of Representatives did what common sense demanded and voted to end the longest government shutdown in American history, finally sending a funding bill to the president’s desk. The shutdown that began on October 1, 2025 stretched 43 brutal days and left millions of Americans scrambling and many federal workers unpaid. More

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Keith Jacobs

Turning Point USA Event Erupts in Violence Amid Leftist Protest Chaos

On Monday night, November 10, 2025, a sold-out Turning Point USA stop at UC Berkeley’s Zellerbach Hall descended into a chaotic and violent scene outside the venue as left-wing protesters swarmed the entrances and clashed with police and attendees. Video that spread across social platforms showed chants, smoke, thrown objects, and a brutal brawl that More

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Keith Jacobs

Higbie Exposes Obamacare’s Costly Lies Behind Temporary Fixes

Carl Higbie didn’t just criticize Obamacare on Wednesday’s Carl Higbie FRONTLINE — he laid bare the political rot that keeps the law propped up while hardworking Americans pay the price. Higbie rightly called out Democrats for weaponizing temporary subsidies and then pretending they were some permanent moral victory, even as those same policies blew up More

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Government Shutdown Leaves Travelers Reeling as Chaos Looms Ahead

The end of this latest government shutdown will not be a tidy reset — airlines and travelers are staring down a messy hangover that could stretch for weeks as canceled flights, understaffed control towers, and scrambled schedules are worked back into place. Industry officials and union leaders warn that even after funding is restored, the More

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