Nearly 200 Democrats Just Voted to Protect Welfare Fraudsters

Nearly 200 Democrats Just Voted to Protect Welfare Fraudsters

Real Security Finally Comes to the FBI Under Kash Patel’s Leadership

Gavin Newsom’s War on Offshore Drilling Is a War on California Families

FBI Investigates Former Counterterrorism Chief Who Resigned Over Iran War Opposition

A deadly medical mistake almost killed RFK Jr before he was appointed HHS secretary.

I wish I could tell you it was a fluke…

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Friend, if you see a U.S. primary care doctor, you need to hear this shocking warning now.

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Mullin Confirmation Hearing Exposes Republican Tensions Over DHS Leadership

The confirmation hearing for Senator Markwayne Mullin to lead the Department of Homeland Security turned into something of a family squabble on Capitol Hill this week, and it is worth our attention.

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The BOWOW Act Exposed Something Disturbing About Democrat Priorities

Here’s what happened Thursday in the House of Representatives, and I want you to sit with this for a moment. Lawmakers voted on a bill that would deport noncitizens who harm police dogs and horses. Simple enough, right? These animals serve alongside our law enforcement officers, put their lives on the line, and deserve basic protection under the law. The vote was 228 to 190 in favor. Every single Republican who voted supported it. And nearly every Democrat opposed it.

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On Capitol Hill Today

GOP leaders push to reauthorize Section 702, allowing warrantless foreign surveillance, but internal disagreements make a clean vote uncertain. Civil liberties concerns continue to complicate the process.

House Oversight Chair James Comer called Democrats’ exit from the closed-door briefing a “low point” as they protested the lack of sworn testimony. Partisan tensions over the Epstein files continue to escalate.

House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries says his party will oppose the procedural rule for the Section 702 reauthorization, highlighting resistance to a GOP-led rush.

Rep. Nancy Mace called out Rep. Markwayne Mullin for comments about Rep. Rand Paul’s past attack, labeling them “unreal.” The dispute adds to ongoing intra-GOP conflict.