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WATCH LIVE: Erika Kirk takes stage at AmericaFest

Erika Kirk is expected to take the stage at Turning Point USA‘s AmericaFest around 6:55 p.m. Thursday in Arizona. This year’s AmericaFest celebration will be Turning Point’s first annual event without the organization’s founder, Charlie Kirk, following his assassination in September. TPUSA LOOKS TO DRAW A LINE UNDER ‘CONTENTIOUS’ FEW MONTHS WITH AMERICAFEST: ‘TIME TO […]

Report praises expansion of New Hampshire’s school choice program

(The Center Square) — A New Hampshire program that diverts taxpayer dollars to private and religious schools and homeschooling is “widely popular and successful,” according to a new report, which pushes back on claims that the program hurts traditional public schools. A draft report by the Republican-led Education Freedom Account Oversight Committee, released Wednesday, said […]

Singer Jelly Roll pardoned by Tennessee governor

(The Center Square) – Among the names of 33 people pardoned Thursday by Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) was Jason DeFord, but that’s not the name that people would recognize.  Jason DeFord is better known as Jelly Roll, a singer known for hits such as “Son of a Sinner” and “I Am Not Okay.” The singer […]

Judge Hannah Dugan’s illegal immigrant escape case heads to jury for ruling

The obstruction charges against Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan are in the hands of a federal jury after the four-day trial in the illegal immigrant escape case concluded in a federal court on Thursday. The 12-person jury will decide whether to find Dugan guilty on two obstruction charges after she allegedly helped an illegal immigrant […]

Alan Dershowitz says Constitution unclear about possibility for Trump third term

Harvard University Law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz says the Constitution leaves unresolved questions about whether President Donald Trump could serve a third term, framing the issue as a legal thought experiment rather than a political road map. Dershowitz said he handed Trump a draft copy of his forthcoming book, Could President Trump Constitutionally Serve a Third Term?, during a brief interaction […]

Americans back criminal and homelessness reform: Poll

(The Center Square) – Americans support stricter criminal measures and homelessness reform, according to a new poll by The Cicero Institute. The overwhelming support for reforms transcends party and demographic lines, according to Stefani Buhajla, the Austin, Texas-based think tank’s senior director of communications. “Folks want accountability. They’re tired of feeling unsafe,” Buhajla told The Center Square this week. “They […]

WATCH LIVE: Trump signs National Defense Authorization Act

President Donald Trump is signing his first National Defense Authorization Act of his second term. He is set to sign the document at 6 p.m. The NDAA passed fairly uncontroversially, breezing through the Senate in a 77-20 vote and through the House with a 312-112 vote. TRUMP TO SIGN NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT ON THURSDAY […]

Oversight Democrats release new Epstein photos and accuse DOJ of facilitating ‘White House cover-up’

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee on Thursday released new photos related to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein in a push to pressure the Department of Justice into releasing all files related to him. The committee released 70 new photos, a minuscule number compared to the 95,000 the Democrats have released so far. The new photos […]

Trump unveils ‘Patriot Games’ for US’s 250th anniversary

President Donald Trump revealed another event slated for July Fourth, 2026, to commemorate the United States’ 250th anniversary. “In the fall, we will host the first-ever Patriot Games, an unprecedented four-day athletic event featuring the greatest high school athletes, one young man and one young woman from each state and territory,” Trump said in a […]

Tangled in fossil fuel interests, Obama’s energy secretary becomes a critic of Trump’s nuclear agenda

When President Donald Trump issued an executive order in May that would expedite the approval of nuclear reactors and loosen some regulations surrounding them, Ernest Moniz — who was energy secretary during the Obama administration — was quick to criticize.  “Reorganizing and reducing the independence of the [Nuclear Regulatory Commission] could lead to the hasty […]
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