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Biden admin offers ‘mass amnesty’ to illegal immigrants, terminates 350,000 asylum cases: report
Since President Biden took office, 77% of asylum seekers have been permitted to stay in the country. Read More.
Biden campaign HQ erupted in cheers after Trump guilty verdict: report
“Our team has heard that there were cheers inside the Biden headquarters in Wilmington as the verdict was read.” Read More.
The Supreme Court (Properly) Upholds a Bad Law: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau v. Community Financial Services
I’d like to think the Supreme Court’s May 16 “consumer finance” decision will shatter some myths. But I’m not holding my breath. Read More.
News Brief: Trump Convicted, Supreme Court Backs NRA, Judge Hicks Tragedy, GOP vs. Biden, and Recusal Calls
the trial is over, the verdict is in, and former President Donald Trump has been found guilty. Read More.
White House Comments on Trump’s New York Trial as Jury Deliberations Begin
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre says Trump verdict will mark an ‘important day’ in U.S. history. Read More.
Dennis Quaid Praises Donald Trump: ‘I Think I’m Gonna Vote for Him’
The 70-year-old actor said that he believes that Trump is working for the American people. Read More.
BIDEN: DEI are the core strength of America, and it starts at the top with the Vice President
“I’ve tapped into the full talents of our country, and it starts at the top with the Vice President.” Read More.
Judge Merchan Targets Trump Lawyer Over ‘Outrageous’ Comment
‘You cannot send somebody to prison, you cannot convict somebody based upon the words of Michael Cohen,’ Trump attorney Todd Blanche said. Read More.
Biden Administration to Allow Cuba Private Sector Access to US Banking
The United States has designated Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. Read More.
IRS Issues Tax Filing Deadline Reminder to Taxpayers Working Abroad
Taxpayers who live outside the United States and Puerto Rico may qualify for the extended June 17 deadline. Read More.
Trump Says He Will ‘Seriously’ Consider Pardoning Assange If Reelected
WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange could face 175 years in prison for publishing classified information. Read More.
Biden’s $7.5 Billion Plan to Build 500,000 Electric Vehicle Chargers Has Produced Just 8 Chargers So Far
As one saying about government inefficiency goes; if you put the federal government in charge of the Sahara Desert, within five years there’d be a shortage of sand.
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Trump Attends NASCAR Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway
Donald Trump becomes the first U.S. president to attend the event... Read More.
Green Bay City Clerk Claims Ignorance of Election Law to Justify Voter Registration Violations
Celestine Jeffreys admitted in a legal filing that she has not been conducting thorough investigations into all voters with undeliverable EDR postcards. Read More.
US Restricts Poultry Imports From Australian State Following Bird Flu Outbreak
This follows the bird flu being discovered on two Victorian properties. Read More.
