A TikTer lost her day job after posting a video wishing pain and suffering on beleaguered former Attorney General Pam Bondi. Bondi, who was ousted as AG […]
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President Donald Trump on Friday snapped at The New York Times for their obsessively biased reporting about the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. For weeks, the Times has […]
The U.S. military jet that was downed over Iran earlier this spring was reportedly likely struck by a Chinese-made missile fired by the Iranians. Back at the […]
The Pentagon has decreed that only fit members of the military may attend the White House Ultimate Fighting Championship fight scheduled for next month. The fight, referred […]
President Donald Trump has offered up his own unique theory about what went wrong with former President Joe Biden during debate night. When Biden stepped on stage […]
The supermarket store Target reportedly intends to start evaluating its workers based on how well or nicely they interact with customers. This move was inspired by new […]
The Trump administration appears to be seeking to unmask the identity of social media users who’ve been plotting attacks on federal immigration authorities. U.S. Attorney for the […]
Multiple music artists who evidently hate America are refusing to participate in next month’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday. Freedom 250, a non-partisan organization, announced earlier in […]
A Texas news anchor is facing some social media heat over a weird je he told about BTS, a very popular South Korean boy band. Lubbock, Texas, […]
Dozens of disgruntled federal judges are attempting to interfere in the Trump administration’s disbursement of $1.7 billion to those who were politically targeted by the Biden administration. […]