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VANCE LOCKS IN GOP FIGHTERS FOR MIDTERMS — 2028 PREP BEGINS ON REAL GROUND
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a strategic play that should make every conservative proud, Vice President J.D. Vance is pounding the pavement for the 2026 Republican midterm campaign, refusing to let leftist hand-wringing and inside-the-Beltway pessimism slow America’s comeback. Before he even whispers the word “2028,” Vance is answering the call of the grassroots — building a MAGA-aligned coalition of candidates up and down the ballot, reinforcing Republican strength in Congress, and
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VANCE LOCKS IN GOP FIGHTERS FOR MIDTERMS — 2028 PREP BEGINS ON REAL GROUND
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a strategic play that should make every conservative proud, Vice President J.D. Vance is pounding the pavement for the 2026 Republican midterm campaign, refusing to let leftist hand-wringing and inside-the-Beltway pessimism slow America’s comeback. Before he even whispers the word “2028,” Vance is answering the call of the grassroots — building a MAGA-aligned coalition of candidates up and down the ballot, reinforcing Republican strength in Congress, and
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America Was Built by Hands — Not by Global Supply Chains
For years, American builders relied heavily on overseas supply chains for cabinets and home materials. Lower prices and faster production were often the selling points. But in recent years, many contractors and homeowners have begun rethinking that approach. Quality matters. Durability matters. And where a product is made matters. During his presidency, President Donald Trump repeatedly emphasized the importance of rebuilding American industry and strengthening domestic manuf
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WAR ON POPULAR ENFORCEMENT, REWARDED WITH OUR TAXES: WALZ GIVES $10M TO BUSINESSES BUILT ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION
In a stunning betrayal of American taxpayers and law-abiding citizens, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz — already mired in political weakness and scandal — has put forward a plan to send $10 million in Minnesota tax dollars to Minneapolis area businesses that thrived on cheap illegal migrant labor and are now whining over legitimate federal immigration enforcement. The governor’s scheme comes on the heels of the Trump administration’s Operation Metro Surge — a nationwide immigration
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Euro-Elites Focus on Minneapolis While Brussels Itself Meddles in Elections, U.S. Report Finds
In a stunning display of upside-down priorities, the Eurocrats in the European Parliament in Strasbourg this week chose as their marquee debate topic “state violence in Minneapolis and the rule of law in the United States.” That’s right: unelected commissioners and liberal MEPs spent valuable time critiquing America’s justice system while ignoring evidence of Brussels’ own raw political interference across the continent . It was noted by conservative observers — including le
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Trump presses on with Iran — vows talks will continue after “very good” meeting with Netanyahu
Donald Trump met privately with Benjamin Netanyahu Wednesday in a meeting the president called “very good,” and emerged determined that diplomacy with Iran must continue — for now. After nearly three hours behind closed doors, Mr. Trump told supporters and the press that “there was nothing definitive reached other than I insisted that negotiations with Iran continue,” and that striking a deal remains his preference — but not at any cost. For conservatives who warned that weak
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AMERICAN RENAISSANCE: TRUMP HAILS “GREAT JOB NUMBERS,” DEMANDS LOWEST INTEREST RATES IN MODERN HISTORY
In a striking rebuke to Wall Street pessimists and Washington career bureaucrats, President Donald J. Trump seized on new government data Wednesday showing far stronger-than-expected U.S. job growth, declaring the report proof that the American economic engine — fueled by patriotic policies, deregulation, and booming private sector dynamism — is roaring back to life. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. employers added 130,000 jobs in January, well above economic
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Law & Order Returns: Violent Crime Falls Across Major U.S. Cities
For years, Americans watched as violent crime surged in the wake of the pandemic, civil unrest, and anti-police rhetoric. Now, new data reviewed by Axios shows a sharp and widespread decline in violent crime across many of the nation’s largest cities in 2025 — marking one of the most significant reversals in recent memory. According to the report, homicide rates dropped substantially in dozens of major cities. Orlando and Tampa saw some of the steepest declines. Denver, Seatt
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FAITH SNUB: NYC Mayor Mamdani Breaks Century-Old Tradition, Skips Archbishop Installation
New York City — In what critics are calling a jaw-dropping break with tradition, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is under fire this week after blowing off the installation of the new Archbishop of New York at St. Patrick’s Cathedral — a ceremony every sitting mayor has attended for nearly a century. Archbishop Ronald Hicks, who on Feb. 6 was officially installed as the 11th archbishop of the Archdiocese of New York — home to some 2½ million Catholics — did so in a histori
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Patriots of Pop vs. Pop Culture: Kid Rock Outperforms Trends Online, Bad Bunny Sparks Backlash After Super Bowl Show
In what many conservatives are calling a cultural reckoning, the aftermath of Super Bowl LX proved that America’s entertainment battlefield is not won by corporate staging or woke agendas — but by where the people really stand. Official broadcast numbers confirm that Puerto Rican megastar Bad Bunny’s halftime performance was watched by over 128 million Americans, making it one of the most-viewed segments in Super Bowl history. Yet despite those massive ratings, the nationwide
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