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(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) Investigators discovered that New York Attorney General Letitia James made several visits to the Biden White House starting in April 2022, raising questions as to whether the president may have colluded in the lawfare attempt to seize millions of dollars worth of private property from...

(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) While former President Donald Trump boasts of living "rent free" in the minds of many Trump-deranged Democrats, in the mind of at least one influential House lawmaker, he appears to be earning his keep the hard way. In an awkward Freudian slip, Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash.,...

(Headline USA) President Joe Biden was warned by the White House Counsel’s office last year to stop inviting his top donors to the Oval Office, according to Axios. Biden had been regularly giving some of his top Democratic donors access to the White House in the form of Oval Office tours,...

(Headline USA) A House Democrat joined calls for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to resign over his failure to inform the Biden administration about his week-long emergency hospitalization.  Reports this weekend revealed Austin had been in the intensive-care unit at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for several days following a...

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Confirming what many have suspected for nearly two years, the Defense Department’s inspector general reported Wednesday that the Pentagon failed to properly track more than $1 billion in weaponry sent to Ukraine. According to the IG report, the Pentagon failed to track roughly $1 billion out...

(Headline USA) Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., reportedly ignored warnings from the Senate Ethics Committee about using his position to help his wife, who serves as George Mason University’s interim president. In 2019, the Senate Ethics Committee raised concerns about Kaine participating in events at Fairfax's George Mason University given his wife’s...

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) U.S. military recruitment numbers have been plummeting for years, and a new report from Military.com shows that the decrease in white recruits has led the overall decline. Military.com reported Wednesday that the number of white Army recruits fell from 44,042 in 2018 to 25,070. In 2018,...

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) The FBI arrested a teenager last month who was supposedly on his way from Denver to fight for ISIS in the Middle East. But the details of the case show that the teenager, 18-year-old Humzah Mashkoor, was targeted online since he was 16 by at least...

(Headline USA) The Biden administration confirmed this week that it has launched an investigation into Rumble, a free speech video platform that has rejected Big Tech censorship. The Securities and Exchange Commission told leftist magazine Wired on Monday that it does have an active probe into Rumble, though it would not...

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Chris Christie suspended his long-shot bid for the Republican presidential nomination on Wednesday, bringing an end to a tumultuous political career that included two infamous terms as New Jersey governor and two unsuccessful presidential bids.  In a speech delivered in New Hampshire, Christie acknowledged the harsh reality...

(Headline USA) Former COVID czar Anthony Fauci reportedly admitted during congressional testimony Tuesday that his social-distancing guidelines were not based on scientific data and that the COVID-19 lab leak theory is not a “conspiracy theory.” Fauci appeared before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic on Tuesday and was...

(Headline USA) A victim of convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein who alleged there were sex tapes of high-profile figures abusing minor girls while visiting Epstein’s private island, according to new documents released this week, spoke publicly about the claim, reaffirming it after having previously recanted it under duress. Sarah Ransome was...