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Supreme Court rules Trump has absolute immunity for some official acts, but not unofficial ones
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 Thursday that former President Donald Trump is immune from federal prosecution for some official acts he took while in office, but the justice made clear that there is no immunity for unofficial acts. Read More.
He's a Joke - It's Not
A few days have now passed since Toxic Joe Biden’s debate debacle. And it is time to take a hard, serious look at what actually transpired. What it revealed. And what it portends. Read More.
Biden's 'disaster' debate performance sparks media meltdown, calls for him to withdraw from 2024 race
The media had a meltdown following President Biden's "disaster" performance at the CNN Presidential Debate, with even his own allies calling on him to leave the race. Read More.
Interior Department tells employees to stop using gendered terms such as 'husband' and 'son'
The Interior Department has updated its "inclusive language guide" to include instructions for employees to stop using such gender-specific terms as "son" and "daughter," and replace them with more generalized terms such as "kid" or "child." Read More.
Trump vows to get WSJ journalist Evan Gershkovich released from Russian prison if he wins second term
Former President Donald Trump has pledged to secure the release of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who has been detained in Russia since March 2023 on allegations of espionage. Read More.
Trump leads Biden in battleground state that hasn't voted Republican since 2004: AARP poll
A new AARP poll finds that Republican former President Trump leads Democratic President Biden by a narrow margin in the key battleground state of Nevada. Read More.
The Idiot In Residence
I want to share with you a video about what happens when you put the wrong person in a pivotal place. Read More.
Constitutional Rights PAC to Host Virtual Interview with Colorado Congressional Candidate John Fabbricatore
The Constitutional Rights PAC has announced its 15th installment in the "Constitutional Candidate Series" of livestream virtual vetting interviews. This session will feature John Fabbricatore, a Republican candidate for Colorado's 6th Congressional District. Read More.
Julian Assange reaches plea deal with US that would avoid jail time
The plea deal would seek a 62-month sentence, which would count as time served because he was imprisoned in London while fighting an extradition to the U.S. He would then be allowed to return home to Australia. Read More.
Conservative group compiling list of federal workers it thinks will be hostile to Trump policies
The group, the American Accountability Foundation, received a $100,000 grant from the Heritage Foundation to publish names of 100 federal workers who could be hostile to the implementation of Trump's agenda. Read More.
Biden White House promotes cop-hating, dress-wearing male official who wants to abolish ICE to be associate comms director
The Biden White House has hired Tyler Cherry as a new associate communications director. He is a controversial radical leftist activist who has called for ICE to be abolished, compared police to "slave patrols," spread anti-Republican hoaxes, and has been a staunch advocate of the gender identity movement. Read More.
Feds try to delay release of non-public COVID vaccine safety data until at least 2026
The Biden administration is seeking to delay until at least 2026 the release of COVID-19 vaccine safety data that has been kept outside the government’s normal adverse events reporting system. Read More.
Patriot Mobile Partners with Country Artist Rachel Holt for a Powerful New Pro-Life Anthem
Rachel Holt, a young artist with deep American and Christian values, channels her beliefs into her music, offering a counter-narrative to the predominant pro-abortion messages prevalent in today's media. Read More.
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