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President Joe Biden all but admitted that he had notable ties to Chinese Communist Party Leader Xi Jinping, recounting how he “met alone” with the then-foreign vice president numerous times during his vice presidency.  Read More

As layoffs and sales shortfalls loom in the future of American automaker Ford Motor Company, it appears that the root of the well-reported setbacks its electric vehicle (EV) division has faced is fairly simple to grasp. People simply don't want to buy Ford's EV after the price tag has jumped precipitously. Read More

New reports out Thursday have indicated that co-founder of The Daily Caller and former Fox News prime-time host Tucker Carlson is gathering funds to start up a new media endeavor following the wildly successful launch of 'Tucker on Twitter'. Read More

Tesla CEO and Twitter owner Elon Musk has begun his training ahead of the potential fight against fellow billionaire and tech mogul Mark Zuckerberg, agreeing to train with UFC Hall of Famer Georges St-Pierre.  Read More

The Chair of the House GOP Conference, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY), has issued a call for Republicans to unite behind the banner of 45th President and GOP frontrunner Donald J. Trump. The move followed the release of Siena polling Wednesday that showed him holding a commanding lead in the upcoming election. Read More

Last Wednesday, 'Harry Potter' author J.K. Rowling took a courageous stand against using the term 'cisgender' -- which she feels commits one to the existence of 'unprovable essences' and a dubious ideology. Read More

On Friday, the Supreme Court of the United States concluded its summer session by issuing its ruling in Biden v. Nebraska which will determine the future of President Biden's attempt to cancel over $430 billion in student loan debt via an executive order issued earlier this year. The Court concluded that Biden's attempt to usurp Congress's power of the purse via unilateral executive action was unconstitutional. Read More

On Friday, the Supreme Court of the United States concluded its summer session by issuing its ruling in 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis which pertains to the state of Colorado forcing a graphic design website company, via a anti-discrimination law, to create a site for a gay marriage. Read More

Some retailers are taking drastic steps by dropping prices on Bud Light as the backlash continues after the beer brand partnered with a transgender social media influencer, according to The New York Times. Read More

A former head of the Justice Department’s Tax Division described her shock Wednesday after reading testimony from an Internal Revenue Service whistleblower, saying there was “malfeasance” in the probe of Hunter Biden. Read More

Residents in Portland, Oregon, are fleeing the city in droves over concerns about crime, according to The Wall Street Journal. Read More

Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears of Virginia ripped Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Thursday over her dissent in one of two cases involving race-based admission policies. Read More

On Thursday afternoon in the hours following the announcement of a ruling that effectively struck down affirmative action in college and university admissions, police evacuated the Supreme Court grounds after a suspicious package was discovered. Read More

On Wednesday, Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. absolutely stunned a crowd with his eloquent response to host Elizabeth Vargas’ question on him receiving praise from right-leaning political figures, using the question to unite the political opposites instead of increasing the division.  Read More

The groundbreaking Supreme Court ruling against Affirmative Action in Students for Fair Admissions, Inc., v. President and Fellows of Harvard College has sent shockwaves through the American political and academic spheres that will take years to subside, but the most profound and disturbing reaction has come from President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. who took to the podium to not only defend the openly racist practice of weighing skin color in college admissions but suggested colleges instead pivot to a system that penalizes children for the hard work of their parents and grandparents. Read More