Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas), a candidate for Texas attorney general, reiterated his call to “pause” immigration during an appearance on Fox News Channel’s The Will Cain Show, arguing that the United States needs time to reclaim lost sovereignty and address systemic abuses in both legal and illegal immigration. Host Will Cain asked Roy to explain […]
Major win for U.S., Trump, and the Americas. In what may be a bellwether moment for Latin America and the United States, Bolivia’s new conservative, American-educated president, Rodrigo Paz (sworn in last month), is ending nearly two decades of socialist rule. Of note, Paz was sworn in on a Bible, a practice ended by the leftists […]
President Donald Trump’s education secretary, Linda McMahon, sent a letter Tuesday to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz calling on him to resign amid multiple fraud investigations involving state-administered federal funds, including recent findings of student aid fraud. “You have been Minnesota’s governor since 2019,” McMahon wrote in the letter obtained by Fox News Digital. “During that […]
In Congress, a small but notable faction of Senate Republicans is joining Democrats in efforts to unwind one of Trump’s own policies: his March executive order restricting collective bargaining rights for federal workers across key agencies. The House passed its version of the American Workers Protection Act with 231 votes — thanks to nearly two […]
A newly hired Grand Rapids police officer engaged in a shootout this weekend, the second time in a month that a new hire has been involved in such an incident. By John Agar for Officer.com This time, it ended in the death of a man who opened fire on police. Chief Eric Winstrom on Monday, Dec. […]
Defense Department cites national security as lawmakers press for transparency… The Pentagon will not publicly release the full, unedited video of a Sept. 2 U.S. military strike on a boat in the Caribbean, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday, calling the footage “top secret” and protected under longstanding national security policy. After delivering a classified […]
Former Sunday Night Football sideline reporter Michele Tafoya is considering a run for a U.S. Senate seat in Minnesota. According to a report from OutKick, Tafoya met with the National Republican Senatorial Committee last week. Sources also told the outlet that Tafoya is “expected to make a final decision in early 2026.” The report went on: Tafoya met with the National […]
Newly declassified documents reviewed by Fox News Digital show that FBI officials repeatedly questioned whether they had probable cause to raid President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home in 2022 — yet the operation moved forward under pressure from the Biden Justice Department. One DOJ official reportedly dismissed concerns about political optics, saying he did not “give a damn […]
Big news on Capitol Hill… Real America’s Voice chief White House correspondent Brian Glenn and outgoing Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia revealed that they are officially engaged. Greene shared Glenn’s post and wrote, “Happily ever after!!!” along with a red heart emoji. “I love you @brianglenntv!!!” she added. GOP Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee shared […]
In their own words… White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is facing intense scrutiny after a Vanity Fair profile included unusually frank comments about President Trump, senior administration figures, and internal policy disputes. The article, published after journalist Chris Whipple conducted 11 interviews with Wiles, focused on her willingness to speak on the record […]
President Trump has now pardoned Tina Peters. Many commentators have rushed to say that this changes nothing. The president can pardon only federal crimes, they tell us. Peters was convicted under Colorado law; therefore, the pardon is merely symbolic. Perhaps. But suppose we treat the pardon not as theater but as the opening move of […]
Authorizing Deadly Force During The Illegal Raid On Mar-A-Lago Was Inexcusable
The Mar-a-Lago raid was wrong at its core. That claim does not rest on rhetoric, exaggeration, or partisan outrage. It rests on structure, incentives, and newly revealed facts. Once those facts are placed in order, the conclusion follows with uncomfortable clarity. Authorizing deadly force during a raid on the home of a former president, while […]