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House Speaker Mike Johnson sent a letter to all House Republicans on Friday indicating his opposition to reported details of a border security deal being negotiated in the Senate. Read More

Former President Donald Trump has a massive 27-point lead against former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley for her home state’s primary, a Friday poll found. Read More

President Joe Biden’s top climate aide dodged a direct question Friday about whether the administration’s decision to pause approvals for proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals will actually reduce emissions. Read More

Former President Donald Trump on Friday posted on Truth Social that he would appeal the verdict against him in a defamation case brought by writer E. Jean Carroll. Read More

Republicans blasted the verdict in a defamation case against former President Donald Trump Friday. Read More

Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, Republican state lawmakers have proposed a variety of pro-life laws, with three states placing a new focus on abortion “trafficking.” Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Wednesday, Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) took a stand against the Biden administration by arguing that the state of Texas has the right to defend itself from the ongoing invasion currently underway along the Rio Grande as tens of thousands of migrants enter the Lone Star State each month. The governor laid out his argument in an open letter to the Biden administration. His courageous act encouraged the Border Patrol to stand with the Texas National Guard and refuse to take down Texas' razor wire. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Friday, new polling from Gallup revealed that President Joe Biden is suffering the lowest approval rating of any president for his third year in office since Jimmy Carter. The report has made Democrats sound the alarm as the approval numbers are "catastrophic" for Biden's reelection chances this November. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Friday, Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) conducted a phone interview from India with conservative commentator Tucker Carlson to discuss the ongoing showdown between the Lone Star State and the federal government along the border at Eagle Pass. During the interview, the governor explained that he is "prepared" for whatever the Biden administration has to throw at him, and he added that the potential federalization of the Texas National Guard would be a "boneheaded" move by the president that wouldn't deter Texas. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Friday, Gov. Kevin Stitt (R-OK) announced that he would send the Oklahoma National Guard to the US-Mexico border to assist Texas in its ongoing mission to protect the sovereignty of the United States by securing the southern border. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Friday, Georgia State Representative Charlice Byrd (R) introduced articles of impeachment against Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis after the prosecutor has come under intense scrutiny following allegations of an improper and potentially corrupt relationship with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade. Read More

On Thursday, Trump Campaign Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt exclusively told Human Events that President Donald J. Trump is fully behind Texas's recent push to secure her southern border. This comes after the Supreme Court dealt a sizable blow to Texas's efforts to protect the safety of her citizens, allowing the Biden administration the ability to remove the barriers Texas had put up to block the incoming invasion. Read More

President Joe Biden has faced pressure from members of his own party to take control of the Texas National Guard that Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has deployed to his state’s southern border. Were Biden to do so, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation, it would be a major escalation in the conflict between the federal government and the Texas government. Read More

Numerous legacy media outlets are struggling with challenges posed by President Joe Biden’s economy and resorting to drastic measures, Axios reported on Friday. Read More

The Justice Department announced Friday that it is sending more federal resources to Washington, D.C. to curb the growing spike of gun crime in the nation’s capital. Read More