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Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, a steadfast ally of President Donald Trump, announced he will not seek re-election to the U.S. Senate in 2026. Instead, Tuberville is pivoting to a gubernatorial bid, setting his sights on the Alabama governor’s mansion as Republican Gov. Kay Ivey nears

First Lady Melania Trump wasted no time Tuesday in putting an end to baseless online rumors suggesting President Trump’s tough stance on Harvard University was rooted in personal vengeance over a supposed rejection of Barron Trump’s college application. The unfounded speculation began circulating online and was amplified by

Few duties carry the weight and universal importance of protecting a national leader. From Russia’s FSB to France’s DGSE, elite security details are trusted with safeguarding power and stability at the highest levels. In the United States, that responsibility lies with the Secret Service—a once-revered agency

Fox News continues its reign as the undisputed leader in cable news, with several flagship programs shattering viewership records — and none more so than the network’s 5 p.m. juggernaut, The Five. According to Ad Week, The Five once again crossed the 4-million-viewer threshold this week, pulling

First Lady Melania Trump swiftly shut down false claims on Tuesday suggesting that President Donald Trump’s aggressive actions against Harvard University stem from personal grievance over their son Barron allegedly being denied admission. The rumor mill kicked into high gear after left-wing voices online—and even a sitting

Eric Trump filed incorporation paperwork Friday for the nonprofit organization tasked with funding the future Donald J. Trump Presidential Library—and in a twist few saw coming, two of the first major donors will be ABC News and Meta, the parent company of Facebook. According to The New York Times,

In a revelation that adds fuel to the ongoing concerns about the Biden administration's transparency, one of President Donald Trump’s former top officials made a stunning allegation about who may have really been pulling the strings inside the White House — and it wasn’t Joe Biden. David

Over Memorial Day weekend, the Department of Defense unveiled a powerful new recruitment ad that decisively breaks from the Biden-era approach, focusing instead on strength, patriotism, and military readiness. The ad, featuring remarks from President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, sends a clear message: the era of

President Donald Trump once again proved that diplomacy and dominance are not mutually exclusive concepts—especially when protecting American interests. On Tuesday, through his platform Truth Social, the President extended what can only be described as a bold and strategically comical proposition to Canada: join the United States as its

James Comey, the disgraced former FBI director fired by President Donald Trump in 2017, reemerged in the public sphere last week with a dubious explanation for why he’s once again taking the media circuit by storm. In a low-rated appearance on MSNBC with Jen Psaki — who now hosts