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On Thursday, House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) requested all documents from the US National Archives to track down if there was any overlap between then-Vice President Joe Biden's activities with his son's business dealings in Ukraine during his tenure. The most shocking development from these requests is that Joe Biden had been using a pseudonym during this period. Read More

The new actress for ‘Snow White,’ Rachel Zegler, cried about critics of her interviews to stop speaking against her, shedding tears as she spoke of all the harassment she faced over consistently mocking and degrading the classic Disney film that she is starring in the remake of.  Read More

In an explosive new interview with Newsmax's 'Rob Schmitt Tonight,' Congressman James Comer (R-KY), Chair of the House Oversight Committee, told host Rob Schmitt that he would vote to impeach Joe Biden today if the House held a vote.  Read More

Democrat Robert F. Kennedy Jr., amidst his campaign against incumbent Democrat President Joe Biden, has taken to levying withering criticism at the Democratic National Committee for the body's refusal to hold any primary debates, a move seen by many as shielding Biden from potential embarrassment. He told reporters on Tuesday at the Iowa State Fair that the party's decision to arbitrarily choose a candidate smacks of Soviet politics. Read More

In a series of dubious legal circumstances surrounding his other three indictments, why would the indictment of 45th President Donald J. Trump in Fulton County, Georgia be any different? New reports Wednesday have revealed that the judge selected for the upcoming trial of Trump and 18 others under The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act or 'RICO' has fallen to a 34-year-old with a total of six months on the bench. Read More

Donald J. Trump, the 45th president and 2024 Republican frontrunner, will be unable to easily secure a pardon if he is convicted on even one or two of the 13 charges he presently faces in Fulton County, Georgia, according to reports released Wednesday. The governor of Georgia, unlike other states, does not hold the power to grant pardons unilaterally. Read More

During a Tuesday interview with Salem Media's Hugh Hewitt, Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) gave his opinion regarding the Fulton County, Georgia indictment of 45th President Donald J. Trump. Read More

On Wednesday, conservative podcaster and founder of The Blaze Glenn Beck took to social media to call attention to Apple's recent move to remove his show, 'The Glenn Beck Program,' from Apple podcasts with seemingly no explanation. Read More

A new poll released by NPR and the Marist College shows leading Republican presidential contender and 45th President Donald J. Trump beating Joe Biden by eight points among independents in a hypothetical 2024 matchup.  Read More

On Wednesday, leading Republican presidential candidate and 45th President Donald Trump issued a scathing video against President Joe Biden's handling of the American economy under his so-called 'Bidenomics.' Read More

Fox News host Laura Ingraham predicted Tuesday that the latest indictment against former President Donald Trump will guarantee similar indictments in the future. Read More

A former federal prosecutor said Tuesday that the indictment of Trump secured by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was a “Frankenstein” that should “be torn apart.” Read More

The search warrant Special Counsel Jack Smith obtained for former president Donald Trump’s Twitter account gave him access to direct messages, draft tweets and search history, according to a newly unsealed court document. Read More

The State Department went ahead with plans to provide millions in aid to Palestinians, despite knowing there was a “high risk” that funding would be used for the terrorist group Hamas, according to a Freedom of Information Act request obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. Read More

The Fulton County clerk who released an indictment document displaying charges against former President Donald Trump before the grand jury voted said she inadvertently hit “send” instead of “save” in an interview with WSB-TV Tuesday. Read More