State Department Drops Sanctions Against Avowed Opponent Of George Soros
Sali Berisha, leader of the Albanian opposition party, confirmed to the Daily Signal Friday that the State Department lifted sanctions against him.
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The TIPP leadership index is a leading gauge of how Americans perceive the current administration's performance. Specifically the President.
Bitter ‘Harvest’: Don’t Scoff, Virginia, Over California’s Elections. We’re Not Far Behind
Former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, now president of the Election Transparency Initiative, pointed this out in a visit with me on my radio show (recording attached).
California Is America’s Banana Republic
It now describes California—the wealthiest subnational economy on the planet and America’s clearest example of institutional decay.
Why Did Tulsi Gabbard Rescind Havana Syndrome Assessments
In a memo to the intelligence community, Gabbard's office said the earlier reviews excluded relevant intelligence, suppressed alternative analyses, relied on flawed research, and limited information gathering
Now We Know: The Reflecting Pool Reflects TDS
President Donald Trump wanted to clean up what was mostly a fetid swamp, and decided to paint the bottom of the pool a royal blue, in part to help seal cracks but also because, why not?
Pentagon Weighs Scaling Back Military Assets In Europe: Report
Planned cuts reportedly include lowering the number of F-16 and F-15E fighter jets from about 150 to 100, reducing maritime reconnaissance aircraft from 26 to 15, and withdrawing eight aerial refueling tanker aircraft.
$22 Million Gun Factory Relocates From Virginia To Georgia Over ‘Anti-Gun’ Legislation
“Georgia attracts job creators from all over the country and world because we work with them, not against them,” Kemp said
Trump Pushes Congress To Void His Two Impeachments, WSJ Reports
Trump was impeached by the House of Representatives in 2019 and again in 2021, but was acquitted by the Senate both times and remained in office.
GOP Lawmakers Warn Iran War Could Hurt Midterm Prospects
Several Republican are frustrated by what they see as mixed signals from the administration, with discussions of military escalation often followed by renewed optimism about peace negotiations
Who Is Jay Clayton, Trump’s Pick For U.S. Spy Chief
Trump views Clayton as a candidate who could ease concerns and help move the process forward
Ohio Approves New Photo ID Rules For Mail Voting
Under the legislation, voters casting ballots by mail will need to include a copy of an approved photo ID with either their absentee ballot application or their completed ballot.
JD Vance Chief Of Staff Jacob Reses To Leave White House Role
Reses reportedly informed Vance of his plans several months ago after he and his wife learned they were expecting their first child.
Reactions To ‘Teen Takeover’ Forcing Cancelation Of Church Festival In Columbus Suburb
Footage shows Friday’s chaotic scene. Both Bexley and Columbus police officers responded to the site, given the proximity to both cities.
Trump Calls For ‘Generational’ Military Investment, Voter ID Requirement
Trump also highlighted ambitious projects such as the “Golden Dome” missile defense system and a “Golden Fleet” naval expansion, presenting them as key pillars of a broader strategy to deter foreign adversaries and maintain U.S. dominance across land, sea, air, and space.
Virginia State GOP Set To Vote On Radical Democratic Amendments
The amendments cover abortion, same-sex marriage and gender identity, and voting rights for those convicted of felonies.
Congress Must Use Reconciliation To End The Fed’s Interest On Reserve Payments
Few Americans realize that a little-known Federal Reserve Bank (Fed) practice has already cost taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars—and Congress has the power to stop it.