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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.
US officers join Russia-Belarus Zapad-2025 war games in a surprise, marking a dramatic thaw and bold foreign policy moves driven by Trump’s administration.
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A stunning letter from Google reveals that the Biden White House pressured YouTube to censor creators, targeting even legal speech—and now, in a major win for conservatives, the tech giant vows to reinstate banned accounts and ditch political censorship.
Even as technical chaos tried to silence him, President Trump transformed a faulty teleprompter at the United Nations into an unforgettable moment of conservative, America First leadership.
After a heated national battle over media bias and free speech, ABC returns Jimmy Kimmel Live! to air—exposing deep rifts between Trump’s America and Hollywood’s elite.
At a charged White House briefing, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt forcefully rejected false allegations against Trump officials, previewed the President’s high-profile United Nations speech, and signaled a muscular America First strategy on the world stage.
Rand Paul denounces the FCC’s attempt to pressure broadcasters over Jimmy Kimmel, calling it a dangerous step toward government censorship—and reaffirms why conservatives must keep government out of media content.