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U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, who blocked Trump’s deportation of illegal alien gang members, attended a partisan legal conference hosted by the left-leaning Rodel Institute, raising concerns about impartiality. The July 2024 event featured anti-Trump speakers and Democratic-aligned judges, with sessions echoing Democratic campaign themes, yet financial disclosures for attending judges remain unclear. Funded by […] Read More.

Four US Army soldiers have reportedly been found dead the day after they were reported missing during a training exercise in Lithuania near the border with Belarus. Read More.

The February jobs report revealed that 10,000 new manufacturing jobs were added to the US economy over the course of the month. Read More.

President Donald Trump is imposing a 25% 'Secondary' tariff on Venezuela, and a 25% tariff on "any Country that purchases Oil and/or Gas from Venezuela," payable to the United States "on any Trade they do with our Country." Read More.

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Musk has given the maximum amount of hard-dollar donations to the campaigns of seven Republican lawmakers who have either endorsed or called for some level of action regarding judicial impeachments. Read More.

The attack on the Navy ships come a day after the USS Harry S. Truman and its support ships carried out several strikes inside Yemen. Read More.

In a bold challenge to President Biden, Trump claims his pardons are invalid, asserting they were unsigned due to the use of an autopen. This controversy raises pivotal questions about presidential authority and accountability. Read More.

Shocker: a so-called “human rights” group that you’ve never heard of before that made headlines for adding the United States to a “global human rights watchlist” is just another leftist advocacy group.  Read More.

The European Union announced 50% tariffs on whiskey, a measure Trump decried as "nasty" and responded to by threatening 200% tariffs on EU alcohol. Read More.

The humid air of the South China Sea clung to my skin as I peered through my binoculars, scanning the horizon. Our team was tracking a vessel suspected of transporting critical technology to a hostile nation. Suddenly, our target’s signature vanished from our screens. Read More.

Researchers are working on a device that uses artificial intelligence to guide the delivery of pain management drugs for soldiers. Read More.

Trump has a plan to shut down activist judges—before they shut down America First. Read More.

The DOJ's findings link Chinese entities to Mexican cartels, intensifying scrutiny over their role in the fentanyl crisis. This critical analysis evaluates potential national security ramifications and military responses. Read More.