Vice President JD Vance is carrying out the job he was given: leading the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud and pressing federal and state partners to go after those who steal from American taxpayers. The administration’s roundtable on anti‑fraud efforts and a string of recent Justice Department actions show this is more than More

The media made a fuss this week after an Economic Policy Institute calculator — spotlighted by Axios — turned President Trump’s deportation plan into a neat sound bite: about $2,358 per American taxpayer. Reporters waved the number like a warning flag. That headline is new. The real story is how that math, and the debate More

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress and sent the matter to the Department of Justice for possible prosecution. The decision came after Dr. Fauci repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment at a recent hearing, refusing to answer questions about his role in the COVID More

Tucker Carlson just took his break with the GOP from loud talking point to real-world provocation. In a sit-down interview and a follow-up livestream, he openly pledged to “help build a third party,” rolled out a 10-point manifesto and hosted a small gathering of MAGA dissidents at his Maine property. That’s the news: not a More

A new report says Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian was summoned to a secret “meeting” where he sat in the dark next to someone he could not see and was told that person was Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. If that sounds like a spy movie gone cheap, that is because it is. The episode—reported by Iran More

Senator John Fetterman this week publicly “dared” Michigan Democratic nominee Abdul El‑Sayed to keep campaigning with streamer Hasan Piker. Fetterman warned that Piker’s presence is not a clever outreach move — it’s a political gift-wrapped for Republican attack ads. In plain terms: this is not celebrity theater; it’s a risk in a swing-state Senate race. More