GOP continuing resolution or government shutdown: Senate Democrats face a tough choice. House Republicans passed a continuing resolution (CR) Tuesday to fund the government at roughly the current level through September 2025. Now it goes to the Senate, and the Democrats find themselves faced with a tough decision: Should they vote in support of a…
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They appear to be falling into a bottomless pit. In one of his most beloved routines, the late, great host of The Tonight Show, Johnny Carson, would say something like, “It’s cold today,” to which his sidekick Ed McMahon and the audience would respond in unison, “HOW cold is it?” Carson would then follow with…
The president’s national security strategy is intricately balanced. President Donald Trump is moving quickly on different fronts to force a ceasefire in Ukraine – and there is a flicker of progress. As has been the case with Trump’s foreign policy initiatives, there are several moving parts that often have more than a single purpose. Conflict…
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As AutopenGate threatens to raise grave questions about the final days of the Joe Biden presidency, a last-second pardon issued to a pro-illegal alien activist seems to provide revealing clues about just who was running the White House. “There are profound reasons to suspect that Biden’s staff and political allies exploited his mental decline to…
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Razor thin margins and no room for error. It is expected that today, March 11, the House of Representatives will vote on passing a six-month funding extension to keep the federal lights burning. With a 218 to 214 split in the lower chamber, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) can afford just a single defection. And…
Autism, fluoride, and french fries are first up on the RFK agenda. It’s safe to say that Americans have been jerked hither and yon when it comes to health issues. Many remember the now-defunct food pyramid of decades ago, when fluoride conquered tooth decay, and consuming one to three alcoholic drinks a week helped you…
The haters are missing the unintended negative consequences to their own cause. Ever since billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk aligned himself with then-presidential candidate Donald Trump, the left has waged war on Musk’s various business interests, reviving the cancel culture mentality that has had questionable success in the past. First, they moved away from the X…
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And it’s over. It is hard to believe that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau survived a decade leading the Great White North. For the average individual, from the old-stock Canadians to the newly arrived immigrants, the experience of Trudeaunomics has been as disappointing as Target’s short-lived tenure north of the US border. But while many…
Editor’s Note: In the wake of President Donald Trump’s address to Congress, Liberty Nation News Editor-in-Chief Mark Angelides and Senior Political Analyst Tim Donner broke down the highs and the lows of the historic event. This conversation first appeared on Liberty Nation Radio. You can watch or listen to the full show here. Mark Angelides:…
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Cryptocurrencies fail to sustain momentum under Trump. Bitcoin may have gone to the moon, but now it is stuck there without any sign of returning to Earth. The cryptocurrency markets rallied before and after President Donald Trump’s 2024 election, presenting a pro-crypto platform that would remove the choke hold the previous administration applied to the…
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Columbia University is ready to work with the Trump administration to combat antisemitism on campus – and all it took was a $400 million cut in federal funding! The New York university is just one of many premier institutions suffering from anti-Israel/Jew activism, an issue the school administration has done very little to address. Columbia…
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In 2024, Aleysha Ortiz graduated with honors from Hartford Public High School in Connecticut and was accepted into UConn as a freshman. She grew up as a first-generation English speaker after immigrating as a child with her parents from Puerto Rico – a shining example of the American Dream. But there is a major problem:…
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