President Trump and his administration continue to move forward, dealing with the strident and multifaceted opposition, but knowing that their agenda has the backing of most Americans.
Easter at the White House was a little different this year. The Easter Bunny wasn’t body-checking the president away from the press, kids weren’t being sniffed, and there were real eggs
After historic lows, Army and Marine Corps recruiting have rebounded. The Army reported a 10% increase in new enlistments year-over-year, the Marine Corps hit 100% of its recruiting goals, and retention surged across active-duty units
“If the guys around Hegseth, if there’s indictments or investigations going on and there’s no indictments—there’s no release of the Epstein files and there’s no investigation of Brennan and the 51”
“Everything. If it's the mistakenly deported Mr. Garcia, there's no background about who Mr. Garcia really is. It's a disaster. Almost every article it's like an itch or a twitch—is negative, negative, negative, negative”
Stephen Miller just dropped a bomb on the Supreme Court’s latest decision—a 7-2 ruling that blocks the Trump administration from deporting members of Tren de Aragua, a violent gang tied to Venezuela’s Maduro regime
It may not be neat and dignified, but the “High Road” isn’t what it used to be. Besides, we’re tougher and wiser, and we have biology, science, and common sense on our side
The Maryland Democrat also complained about the criticism of activist judges who are illegally trying to block and stymie President Trump’s wide-ranging agenda
China's WeChat tells users whether they are within a 500-meter radius of someone, who have the lowest social credit score, or are in debt, or are on Social Credit Blacklist
The planetary benefits are clear. Producing new steel from old steel requires a seventh of the energy and releases a tenth of the carbon dioxide when producing it from newly excavated ore.