Trump gets big boost in push to remove criminal illegal immigrants and more top headlines
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'BOUTIQUE' PARTY – Fetterman says Democratic Party brand is 'toxic' thanks to constant 'shaming and scolding.' Continue reading …
'HIGHLY DANGEROUS' – Suspected Venezuelan gang members first to arrive at Gitmo. Continue reading …
FEELING THE FALLOUT – Taylor Swift, Ryan Reynolds could testify in Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's trial. Continue reading …
FIERCE CRITICISM – Rep Crockett slammed for 'misogynistic' response to Trump executive order. Continue reading …
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HOT ON THE TRAIL – Sheriff launches bid for one of the most fiercely contested political battles of 2026. Continue reading …
'DISTURBING' – USAID whistleblower fumes at Biden-era agency funding DEI events all over the world. Continue reading …
HIGH STAKES – John Fetterman reveals how he'll vote on Trump's Tulsi Gabbard and RFK Jr. nominations. Continue reading …
HEADING OVERSEAS – Rubio to visit Middle East for second trip as secretary of state after Trump suggests US takeover of Gaza. Continue reading …
'ARMOR UP' – School official urges blue state conservatives to 'fight harder than ever before.' Continue reading …
COSTLY CHOICE – Wholesale giant doled out hundreds of thousands in DEI-linked bonuses. Continue reading …
SANCTUARY STORM – AG Bondi blasts blue cities for choosing illegal aliens over the safety of their own citizens. Continue reading …
'I REFUSE...' – Dem lawmaker's shocking confession as she fears Trump's presidency. Continue reading …
KATIE BRITT – Laken Riley Act was our first step in ending era of open borders – here's what's next. Continue reading …
MAX PRIMORAC – How USAID went woke and destroyed itself. Continue reading …
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EXCLUSIVE LOOK – Inside elite SWAT team's final sprint to secure New Orleans ahead of Super Bowl. Continue reading …
'IT IS INSULTING' – Referees union pushes back against 'conspiracy theories.' Continue reading …
DIGITAL NEWS QUIZ – Where did Rubio call out 'rank insubordination'? What's the golden pager? Take the quiz here …
EATING RIGHT – Disease starts on your plate, cardiologist says — here's what to change. Continue reading …
CAN'T SIT HERE – Sisters hatch devious plan to block off plane's middle seat. See video …
VICTORIA COATES – Trump expected to speak with Panamanian president amid feud over canal. See video …
DEREK MALTZ – DEA administrator vows to use 'all the tools' to fight back against cartels. See video …
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