Democrats who thought last week’s elections meant they were on Easy Street are going to face a rocky road, President Donald Trump signaled Thursday. “I have asked Vice President Vance to focus his complete and total attention on the Massive Corruption and Crime taking place in Democrat run Cities and States throughout the U.S.,” Trump posted on Truth Social. “The Blue States, such as Minnesota,

PETA faced widespread outrage Thursday after posting on X about a deadly shooting in Washington, D.C., which they used to protest a nearby restaurant’s planned foie gras dinner. The organization deleted the post amid the backlash. The original PETA tweet noted that an active shooting had occurred down the block from Mallard restaurant in D.C., which was planning a foie gras dinner that night. The

Screencap of Twitter/X video. During an interview with Laura Ingraham of FOX News this week, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent explained that the administration is moving to ban migrants who are on government assistance from wiring money out of America into other countries. Ingraham pointed out that there are examples of American tax dollars being used to support terrorist organizations overseas and Bessent concurred, agreeing that

Screencap of Twitter/X video. During The Five on FOX News, Greg Gutfeld defended his former network colleague, War Secretary Pete Hegseth, from the Democrats who are trying to impeach him. Gutfeld listed many of Hegseth’s notable achievements while in office, but one of the greatest ones that he led with is not getting enough attention from anyone and it ha to do with recruitment. As

The Toronto Blue Jays issued a formal apology Thursday to the Muslim community and the team’s fans for the “pain and harm” caused by outfielder Anthony Santander’s social media posts. The Venezuelan player had shared posts criticizing Islam and warning that the election of Michigan’s new senator would impose Sharia law in the United States. The videos, which he deleted two days later, included a

The U.S. spends more on healthcare than any other nation, and despite not having socialized medicine, the vast majority of Americans are covered by either employer-sponsored plans or government programs. Photo: Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. In the coming months, we are going to hear a lot of Democrats talking about ‘Medicare for all.’ This is one of

Screencap of Twitter/X video. The state of Washington voted last week to bar biological men from competing in female sports. The measure won in 36 out of 39 counties, so it was a very decisive win. And yet Katie Wilson, the mayor of Seattle, is now siding with leftists who want to override the measure, completely ignoring the will of the people. These are the

A Democrat member of Uniontown, Pennsylvania’s City Council was arraigned Thursday on charges that he fraudulently obtained nearly $7,000 in taxpayer-funded food and heating assistance while employed and earning more than $166,000 over the same period. Trace Thomas, 34, faces one count of fraudulently obtaining benefits after state investigators alleged he collected Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments and Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program

Former Vice President Mike Pence is once again floating the idea of a presidential run, this time in 2028, even as he lectures the Republican Party on returning to “principles” after last week’s midterm results. In a Fox News Digital interview published Thursday, Pence declined to shut the door on another bid while claiming the current version of Republicanism was “rejected by the American people.”

A judge in Alaska denied the Peltola campaign access to records for absentee ballots. The Peltola campaign sued Alaska last week over rejected absentee ballots as the decoy Dan Sullivan siphons thousands of votes. The Associated Press reported that as of Thursday evening with 86% of the vote tallied, Democrat Mary Peltola is ahead of Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan by approximately 3,975 votes. Peltola has