PRISON TIME? Congressional Reporter for Vanity Fair Leaks Planned ICE Raids in DC Suburbs
A Vanity Fair reporter just leaked details of major ICE raids in Northern Virginia, sparking debate as Governor Youngkin deploys ...
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Pam Bondi Vows To Prosecute FBI agents, Government Officials Who Leak Info On ICE Raids
Leakers inside the government are tipping off illegal aliens to upcoming ICE raids, and Attorney General Pam Bondi has had ...
Cop Tells Citizen He Let a Double Homicide Suspect Walk Free Because ‘We Don’t Report Illegal Immigrants… We’re a Sanctuary City’
A viral video exposes the shocking reality of sanctuary city policies, where a police officer admits to letting a double ...
FLASHBACK: Harris Wanted To End Cash Bail And Reduce Penalties For Criminals
Kamala Harris' controversial criminal justice policies are under fire as crime rates surge in major cities, revealing the dangerous consequences ...
New York State Deploys National Guard and Law Enforcement in NYC Subways Amidst Crime Surge
Gov. Hochul finally realizes there's a serious crime problem in NYC.
Swing-State GOP Senate Candidate Rakes in Massive Support From Dozens of Law Enforcement Organizations
Mike Rogers picks up dozens of police endorsements for Michigan Senate.
Immigration in Texas: A State’s Response to a National Failure
Texas Governor Greg Abbott puts a spotlight on Biden's failure to control the southern border.
Derek Chauvin, Convicted of George Floyd’s Murder, Stabbed in Federal Prison
Derek Chauvin has been stabbed in prison.
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Is Trump Intentionally Crashing the Stock Market? Yes, and It’s All Part of His Brilliant Plan
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Trump’s Census Plan Could Shift Electoral Power Away from Blue States
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Fauci, Birx, Walensky, and Other Top COVID Officials Face Criminal Referral Requests in Seven States for Alleged Murder and Medical Terrorism
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The Media Is LYING Again About MS-13 Tattoos—Here’s the Truth Behind Trump’s Photo
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Stephen Miller Turns the Tables on CNN ‘Reporter’ After She Tried a Gotcha Question Against him.
