Andrew Torba: Five Key Facts About the Founder of Gab
Andrew Torba is an entrepreneur, free speech advocate, and the founder of Gab, a social media platform focused on unrestricted online expression.
Tommy Robinson: Six Things to Know
Tommy Robinson is one of the UK’s most prominent and controversial activists. He is currently serving an 18-month prison sentence for contempt of court.
Breaking: Mexican Cartel Gun Battle at Texas Border—U.S. Border Patrol Under Fire
As agents approached the Rio Grande, shots rang out from across the border, targeting the U.S. law enforcement team.
Second Amendment Sanctuaries: Protecting Liberty in the Face of Government Overreach
By refusing to comply with overreaching gun laws, these sanctuaries are sending a clear message: the right to bear arms is not negotiable, and the power of the government derives from the consent of the governed.
Ghost Towns and Freedom: How Trump’s Deportation Efforts Are Reclaiming Sanctuary Cities
ICE raids have instilled a necessary fear in those who flout immigration laws and engage in criminal activity.
Vivek Ramaswamy Claims Report From National File is False "Never spoke to these clowns"
Vivek has denied speaking with the journalist from National File. "I have no idea who you are, never got a text from you, and would never reply if I did."
Top 10 Executive Orders from President Trump’s First Day Back
Here’s a look at the ten most consequential executive actions he signed on his first day back in office.
Female Police Officers and DEI: "Hope You Wore Your Bulletproof Vest"
The issue is not about whether women or minorities are capable of serving in law enforcement—it’s about ensuring that all officers, regardless of gender or background, meet the highest standards of competence and integrity.
A Second Chance: Trump’s Pardons Bring J6ers Home
The release of these individuals has been a deeply emotional experience for their families. Many expressed gratitude not only for the pardons, but also for the opportunity to rebuild their lives.
Fauci’s Pardon Isn’t the End: How Justice Can Still Be Served
Presidential pardons are limited to federal offenses. They do not cover crimes prosecuted at the state or local level. This leaves room for attorneys general, district attorneys, and other state-level prosecutors to investigate and potentially charge Fauci for actions that may violate state laws.
Trump’s Indoor Inauguration: Cold Weather or THREAT of Assassination?
Many are asking: was the weather the sole reason, or did elevated threat levels play a larger, unspoken role?
TikTok Drama: Trump’s Reversal Sparks GOP Rift—What’s Really Behind the Ban?
During his campaign, Trump’s presence on TikTok played a significant role in reaching younger voters, who have largely embraced the platform. Did his campaign success on TikTok influence this reversal? Or is there a deeper strategy at play?
Trump and Melania Meme Coins: Revolutionary Crypto or Classic Scam?
A substantial portion of their supply is held by Trump-affiliated entities, including CIC Digital LLC. These insider holdings have raised eyebrows about the coins' decentralization and true purpose.
Top 10 Countries with the Highest Levels of Antisemitism
This article delves into the ten countries with the highest levels of antisemitism. The top three most anti-Semitic countries are Gaza, Iraq, and Yemen.
UGLY TRUTH: Did the UK Government Cover up Migrant Rape Gangs?
Rupert Lowe has pushed the government for answers, demanding the release of court transcripts, detailed data on deportations, recidivism rates, and a full nationality breakdown of offenders.
TikTok EXODUS: Why Fleeing to RedNote Could Be a Privacy DISASTER
RedNote, owned by the company Xiaohongshu, operates under the same Chinese internet regulations, which mandate that user data be accessible to the government upon request.
