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The Department of Homeland Security is implementing a bold, America First policy requiring biometric photos of all noncitizens entering and exiting the United States. This measure fulfills longstanding security mandates and stands as a key victory for President Trump’s administration.
As President Trump and Secretary Hegseth intensify the war on narcotics in the Caribbean, U.S. military strikes spark applause from conservatives and legal debate from critics.
The Supreme Court hands President Trump a major victory by allowing him to fire a Democratic Federal Trade Commissioner, hinting at a seismic shift in executive power over independent agencies.
Trump’s third military strike in the Caribbean sinks another drug-running vessel, reasserting America’s resolve against narcoterror and border threats.
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Democrats on the House Oversight Committee want to question Andrew Mountbatten Windsor about Jeffrey Epstein, but critics argue the move is more about headlines than justice—especially as real power brokers evade scrutiny.
Trump’s G20 boycott reignites debate on South Africa’s global role and puts America First at the world’s most exclusive table.
Explosive claims from Jeffrey Epstein’s cellmate reveal federal prosecutors—connected to the highest levels of the deep state—offered Epstein his freedom if he falsely implicated President Trump in his crimes. This desperate political ploy backfired, proving once again why the swamp will do anything to take down the America First movement.
Michelle Obama’s recent remarks against President Trump’s demolition of the White House East Wing reignite partisan debate, but Trump’s supporters say the bold ballroom project is the modernization America needs.
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s calm and commanding appearance on The View shocked critics, calling for new standards of civility and conservative action, while putting weak GOP leaders and the left on notice.