President Donald Trump hosted the swearing-in of the first Black Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Gen. Charles Q. Brown, in an Oval Office ceremony Tuesday. This Food Grows Cancerous Tumors -Do Not Eat It [Sponsored] Vice President Mike Pence administered the oath of office to Brown, who was… Read More
4 groups that defeated the liberal mob
by Frank Holmes, reporter During a time when major corporations and celebrities literally bow the knee before Black Lives Matter, at least four institutions have stood their ground. Not only have they refused to shell out seven-figure donations to BLM’s associates — run by ActBlue, a Democratic Party PAC —… Read More
Obama’s brother drops bombshell in tell-all book
Barack Obama’s half-brother, Malik “Roy” Obama, has released a tell-all book about the former U.S. president — and he didn’t pull any punches. Calling Obama “cold and ruthless,” Malik outlines their strained relationship and how the Democratic leader is disliked by his extended family. [Sponsored] Regrow a FULL Head of… Read More
Kanye West files for Arkansas presidential ballot
Rapper Kanye West on Monday filed signatures to appear on the Arkansas ballot this fall as an independent presidential candidate. Representatives of West submitted 1,723 signatures with the secretary of state’s office, which has 10 days to verify that he’s submitted the 1,000 signatures from registered voters required to appear… Read More
Ruth Bader Ginsburg waited 4 months to reveal cancer’s return
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is perhaps the most forthcoming member of the Supreme Court when it comes to telling the public about her many health issues. But she waited more than four months to reveal that her cancer had returned and that she was undergoing chemotherapy. One big difference from… Read More
Establishment GOP wants to block rising conservative
Establishment Republicans sought Tuesday to thwart polarizing conservative Kris Kobach’s bid for Kansas’ open Senate seat, a task complicated by President Donald Trump’s refusal to endorse their favored candidate in the primary. Republicans haven’t lost a Senate contest in Kansas since 1932. But party leaders in Washington and many GOP… Read More
4 admit bribing homeless in election fraud scheme
The Skid Row neighborhood in Los Angeles is a notorious enclave known for mass homelessness. More than 5,000, squatting in tents on the street. Little Deadly Pill Killing Thousands [Sponsored] And it has recently become the epicenter for fraud after four people admitted to paying the homeless in cigarettes and… Read More
Very controversial Nancy Pelosi video goes viral
A controversial video that appears to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi drunk — reportedly because the video has been edited — has gone viral on Facebook, getting over two million views in just a few days. What really happened at this secluded army base? [Sponsored] Now liberals are demanding the… Read More
Trump sends urgent coronavirus message to supporters
President Donald Trump has been criticized for his reluctance to wear a mask at times amid the global pandemic — but he appears to have softened on his stance in recent weeks. Now, he’s asking his supporters to do the same. The president has repeatedly sparred with mainstream media reporters… Read More
Trump gives $35 million to human trafficking groups
The Trump administration is awarding more than $35 million in Justice Department grants to organizations that provide safe housing for survivors of human trafficking. The grants are being announced Tuesday at a White House event attended by Attorney General William Barr, presidential adviser Ivanka Trump, other administration officials, survivors of… Read More
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