President Donald Trump said the Department of Justice "probably owes me a lot of money" for the many federal investigations against him that amounted to nothing but a hassle, Fox News reported. Sources say Trump is seeking $230 million in…
Threats by leaders in one major crime-plagued U.S. city to sue President Donald Trump over his plan to deploy the National Guard have not gone as expected for them. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday that President Donald…
Hold onto your hats, folks—House Republicans are gearing up to drop a bombshell report on former President Joe Biden’s alleged misuse of the presidential autopen, raising serious questions about who was really calling the shots in the White House. At…
As the government shutdown enters its fourth week, some Republican senators are getting squeamish about President Trump's punitive measures toward blue states, the Hill reported. In addition to targeting thousands of federal employees at "Democrat agencies," Trump has leveraged the…
Just days after he floated another round of Ukraine peace talks, President Trump has called off plans to meet with Vladimir Putin. A White House official confirmed that Trump is not meeting his Russian counterpart "in the immediate future" after…
President Trump ramped up his feud with a pair of Kentucky lawmakers on Tuesday, taking shots at Republican Senator Rand Paul (Ky.) over his absence from a White House lunch to discuss the government shutdown, the Daily Mail reported. Trump…
This story was originally published by the WND News Center. President Donald Trump Wednesday announced new sanctions against Russian oil companies as retaliation for President Putin's refusal to end the war with Ukraine or agree to a ceasefire. Posted Treasury…
This story was originally published by the WND News Center. There are many commonly used excuses that are, in fact, useless. The dog ate my homework. I didn't see the speed limit sign. I didn't know that was income, and…
This story was originally published by the WND News Center. The U.S. Department of War on Wednesday announced a newly approved Pentagon press corps after most media outlets balked at a new policy reporters had been asked to sign that…
This story was originally published by the WND News Center. State education bureaucrats routinely set "standards" for schools to include certain things in their classrooms for students to learn. But too often, they are reflecting an agenda or ideology, not…
