Apparently, Judge Kollar-Kotelly wants illegals to vote in US elections. Activist Judge Collen Kollar-Kotelly BLOCKED President Trump’s proof of citizenship requirement for federal voter registrations. This is nothing more than pure lawlessness. It is becoming more evident by the day that Democrats depend on fraud and broken election systems in order to gain control over the American people and push their dangerous policies. Kollar-Kotelly sided

Mugshot of William Roy obtained via Fox 59 The FBI has reported that an active-duty U.S. Marine has been arrested after allegedly kidnapping a 12-year-old girl from Indiana. According to the FBI’s press release, William Roy, 24, who was stationed at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, flew to Chicago to meet up with a 12-year-old girl at a park. Later, Roy allegedly took the young girl

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World Academy of Economic Diplomacy In the coming years, the strength of nations will depend less on armies and more on the minds able to negotiate peace, trade, and progress. Global politics is entering one of its most unpredictable chapters in decades. Conflicts are reshaping alliances, economies are recalibrating under the pressure of energy transitions, and artificial intelligence is redefining the fabric of decision-making. Across

Screenshot of restricted space off Puerto Rico via FAA   The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has restricted all flights over Ceiba, Puerto Rico over “Special security reasons.” In a Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM), the FAA warned that “no pilots are permitted to operate aircraft within the affected airspace.” The FAA flight restriction also noted only Department of Defense aircrafts are allowed to fly in

In an exclusive new interview, Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) — Chairman of the New January 6 Select Subcommittee — tells GP reporter Cara Castronuova that key evidence surrounding the January 6 pipe bomber was “mysteriously disappeared” or “corrupted,” raising questions about what Biden’s FBI and Pelosi’s Select Committee were hiding from the American people. HOLY SMOKES! THE PIPE BOMB MYSTERY BEGINS TO UNFOLD MUST-SEE FULL

Speaker Mike Johnson fumes during a Capitol Hill press conference as USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins looks on, accusing Democrats of political sabotage for suing the USDA over welfare audits amid the ongoing government shutdown. House Speaker Mike Johnson erupted in frustration Thursday after learning that Democrat-led states filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for attempting to determine how many illegal aliens

During his powerful address to the United Nations General Assembly, U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz delivered a clear message to member states: it is time to stop appeasing Cuba’s communist regime and to recognize the undeniable failure of the island’s economic and social system. Waltz urged nations to vote with conscience and courage, reminding them that every vote supporting the Cuban government perpetuates repression and poverty

The White House East Wing is currently undergoing a major facelift as President Trump’s July 2025 proposal to build a ballroom began earlier this month.  The addition is expected to hold approximately 1,000 guests in the proposed 90,000 square-foot facility. The new structure has met fierce scrutiny from the Mockingbird media and political opponents of President Trump given the timing of the development during a

A federal judge ordered the Trump Administration to continue paying SNAP benefits amid the government shutdown. Today is day 31 of the Schumer Shutdown and the funds for food stamp benefits were set to begin drying up on November 1. More than 40 million Americans rely on SNAP benefits and the $5 billion emergency fund was not enough to cover the program for the month