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Gov’t Contractor Fired for Attending July 13 Butler Trump Rally w/ Company Hat

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) A government contractor fired an employee for wearing a company hat to the deadly July 13 Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, according to a lawsuit filed in federal court on Thursday. In the lawsuit, rallygoer Clarence Stamm says he was heading to the Butler Trump rally...

Nevada Rule Bans Biological Males from Playing in Girls’ Sports

(Zachery Schmidt, The Center Square) Biological males can't compete in girls' sports under a new rule announced this week by the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association. NIAA’s rule says male student athletes can only compete in NIAA-sanctioned sports designated for boys or coeds. The NIAA, which oversees sports at secondary schools...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Gears Up for Potential Senate Run after Bribery Probe Dismissed

(Headline USA) Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is gearing up for a potential U.S. Senate run while no longer shadowed by a federal corruption investigation that hung over his rising profile in the Republican Party. That durability would be tested against Republican Sen. John Cornyn should Paxton embark on what would...

Trump Fires NSC Officials after Meeting w/ Laura Loomer

(Headline USA) President Donald Trump said Thursday that he's fired "some" White House National Security Council officials after a meeting with conservative activist Laura Loomer where she raised concerns about staff loyalty. During Loomer's Oval Office conversation with Trump, she urged the president to purge staffers that were not loyal...

Texas House Passes Resolution Celebrating ‘Pakistan Day’

(José Niño, Headline USA) Toward the end of March, the Texas State House passed a resolution designating “Pakistan Day.”  This resolution was introduced by State Rep. Dr. Suleman Lalani, an immigrant from Pakistan, who represents Texas House District 76, which primarily covers a portion of Fort Bend County, including cities...

North Carolina Rep. Introduces Bill to Ban CCP Retailers From U.S.Military Bases

(José Niño, Headline USA) A North Carolina congressman wants to stop Chinese state-owned companies from running retail outlets on American military installations.  Rep. Pat Harrigan, R-NC, introduced the Military Installation Retail Security Act on Thursday to address what he believes is a significant national security flaw.  At the center of Rep....

Bill Maher Meets w/ Trump: ‘It Could Not Have Been Better’

(Maire Clayton, Headline USA) Comedian Bill Maher met with President Donald Trump at the White House with singer Kid Rock facilitating the meetup. Maher took to social media after the Monday meeting to say he will discuss it at a later time. "Hey everybody, thank you for all the interest in...

BREAKING: Trump Fires Biden-Appointed NSA Director

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) The Washington Post reported late Thursday night that President Donald Trump has fired the Gen. Timothy Haugh, who heads one of the most secretive and powerful government entities in the world: the National Security Agency. “Gen. Timothy Haugh, who also heads U.S. Cyber Command, was let...

Chief Justice Roberts Spent Week w/ Anti-Trump Attorney in Czech Republic

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Norm Eisen—a former Obama ambassador, CNN mouthpiece and mastermind behind the anti-Trump lawfare—revealed a personal connection to Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts.   Eisen may soon represent plaintiffs before the high court, opening the window for potential conflicts of interest, given that he claimed Roberts once...

Dem. Fundraising Group Facilitated ‘Potentially Illegal’ Donations in 2024, Investigation Finds

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Internal documents show that Democratic fundraising giant ActBlue made its anti-fraud prevention policies “more lenient” twice in 2024, allowing foreign and domestic fraudulent actors to funnel money into campaigns.  These documents were released in a 479-page report as a collaborative effort by the House Administration, House Judiciary...

Restaurant Group Warns Americans Could Face Higher Prices Dining Out

(Brett Rowland, The Center Square) A restaurant lobbying group said Wednesday that Americans could soon face higher prices when dining out after President Donald Trump announced a broad 10% tariff on imports and higher tariffs on countries that put up significant duties on U.S. imports. National Restaurant Association President &...

‘No Constitutional Authority:’ Legal Experts Denounce Recent Injunctions against Trump

(Thérèse Boudreaux, The Center Square) In response to multiple federal district judges temporarily halting President Donald Trump’s executive actions, Republicans are taking legislative steps to curtail or even eliminate the use of universal injunctions. Multiple district judges have recently slapped preliminary injunctions on Trump’s rapid-fire government reforms in response to lawsuits...
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