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Tensions are running high within the GOP as party infighting hampers basic legislative functions, from funding homeland security to extending surveillance powers. Meanwhile, Trump continues to make headlines with provocative threats, such as pulling troops from Germany, reflecting a broader struggle over U.S. foreign policy and immigration enforcement. As the party navigates these internal conflicts, the implications for upcoming elections and policy directions are significant, especially with key primaries and budget decisions on the horizon.
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Even in red Idaho, woke media propaganda is alive and wellAbsurd lies propagated by media erode the public's will to resist misinformation, even in conservative areas like Idaho.
Book bans mired at record highBook bans in the U.S. are at a near-record high, with the American Library Association reporting 4,235 unique titles challenged in 2025, just shy of the 2023 peak of 4,240. This trend highlights ongoing concerns about censorship and access to diverse literature.
Eric Swalwell is what happens when special interests pick your congressmanEric Swalwell's political downfall highlights the influence of special interests in selecting candidates, as those aware of his character were reportedly silenced or ignored in their attempts to halt his rise.
How did the media miss the Swalwell story? The world may never know.The article critiques the media's inconsistent coverage of political stories, highlighting how cautious journalism often favors one party while the other faces baseless accusations amplified by the press.
Iran talks on the rocks as time runs out on ceasefireThe U.S. and Iran are facing a critical deadline as a two-week ceasefire approaches its end, with tensions escalating following the U.S. seizure of an Iranian cargo ship, prompting threats of retaliation from Iran.
The President Is Coming to the White House Correspondent’s DinnerA president known for his contentious relationship with the media is poised to attend the White House Correspondent’s Dinner, raising questions about the implications of his participation in an event that honors journalism.
- The President Is Coming to the White House Correspondent’s Dinner
A president known for his antagonism towards the media is poised to attend the White House Correspondent’s Dinner, raising questions about the potential for conflict at an event designed to honor journalism.
The Night the Government Closed the Skies Over El PasoA high-energy laser weapon and inter-agency conflicts led to significant disruptions in El Paso, highlighting the complexities of federal operations and their impact on local communities.
5 injured, including students, in shooting near the University of IowaA shooting near the University of Iowa has left five individuals injured, including students, prompting an ongoing investigation into the incident.