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Fired ABC reporter admits networks are ‘biased’ against Trump

Former ABC News correspondent Terry Moran, who was fired earlier this year after launching a scathing personal attack on top Trump adviser Stephen Miller, is now admitting what many conservatives have long alleged: Mainstream media outlets are biased against President Donald Trump. In a revealing Substack essay titled “RIP, CBS”, Moran reflected on his nearly […]

House Republican booed at town hall after saying SNAP cuts due to US not having ‘unlimited money’

Rep. Mike Flood (R-NE) was given a poor reception at a town hall after saying he voted to cut SNAP programs because the United States doesn’t have “unlimited money.” Flood held a town hall in Lincoln, Nebraska, that followed a pattern of other recent Republican town halls in getting taken over by hostile citizens. At […]

Stefanik torches Hochul as ‘Worst Governor in America’ after ‘pathetic’ press conference

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) issued a scathing rebuke Monday of New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s press conference on redistricting, accusing Hochul of working to suppress voters through unconstitutional gerrymandering and calling her “the Worst Governor in America.” The upstate New York congresswoman slammed Hochul’s remarks as a desperate political stunt, particularly after the governor joined out-of-state Democrats from […]

Darin LaHood appears to pass on Illinois Senate run in blow to state GOP hopes

Rep. Darin LaHood (R-IL) seemed to sidestep a run for retiring Sen. Dick Durbin’s (D-IL) seat on Monday, telling a panel he will soon be circulating petitions to run for reelection to his House district. At a panel moderated by NBC, LaHood said he will “look forward to passing petitions tomorrow on my reelection to […]

Bolsonaro confined to house arrest after allegedly violating social media ban

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was confined to house arrest after allegedly using social media in violation of a court order banning its use during his prosecution. In a Monday ruling, Alexandre de Moraes, a Supreme Court justice and the judge responsible for Bolsonaro’s case, alleged that the former president had violated the terms of […]

Newsom stands firm on California redistricting, won’t back down until Texas does

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said on Monday that the state would not back down from its redistricting fight and pledged to “fight fire with fire” if Texas tried to redraw its congressional district maps.  Newsom spent most of his afternoon press conference going after President Donald Trump, repeatedly alleging he was behind a nefarious and illegal stunt […]

American Eagle stock soars 23% after Trump praises Sydney Sweeney ad

American Eagle Outfitters shares skyrocketed by more than 23% Monday after President Donald Trump publicly praised the company’s ad campaign featuring actress Sydney Sweeney, a viral moment that turned a denim ad into a culture war flashpoint. On his social media platform, Trump called the campaign “the HOTTEST ad out there,” adding that American Eagle […]

Eagles running back Saquon Barkley backs away from star-studded Trump sports council

Philadelphia Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley announced Monday that he declined President Donald Trump’s invitation to serve on the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition.  Trump announced the revitalized council last Thursday as part of an executive order that also reinstated the Presidential Fitness Test.  The White House announced Barkley as one of 20 athletes, […]

Cereal killer? Gen Z ditches the breakfast bowl as MAHA movement gains steam

Boxed cereal, once the king of American breakfast tables and a defining fixture of Generation X childhoods, is rapidly losing appeal, especially among Gen Z, who seem to be trading their cereal spoons for smoothies, eggs, and mental clarity. United States cereal sales have steadily declined for more than 25 years. A brief pandemic-era uptick couldn’t stop […]

National Park Service to reinstall statue of Confederate general toppled in DC in 2020

The National Park Service will reinstall a statue of a Confederate general in Washington, D.C., that was toppled during the 2020 George Floyd riots. The restoration and reinstatement of Albert Pike’s statue align with President Donald Trump’s March 28 executive order titled “Making the District of Columbia Safe and Beautiful” and March 27 executive order titled “Restoring […]
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