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in Breaking NewsThe video clip making the rounds claims the Trump DOJ has unveiled an indictment of “Castro” as the first move in a plan to take over Cuba. Whether that specific headline proves true or not, the bigger story is the idea of using the Department of Justice as a tool of foreign policy. That should […] More
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in Breaking NewsGOP voters are not playing nice anymore. They’ve watched career politicians call themselves conservative while cozying up to the other side, and now the base is pushing back. President Trump’s endorsements and the anger of rank-and-file Republicans are reshaping primaries and state politics. If you thought the party would politely sort itself out, think again […] More
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in Breaking NewsPresident Donald Trump had the kind of short, blunt answer reporters love: “There won’t be escalation.” He said it the same day the Justice Department unsealed a superseding indictment charging Raúl Castro in the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shootdown. That pairing — criminal accountability on one hand and calm diplomacy on the other — […] More

Ken Paxton walked onto Newsmax and said what a lot of Republicans in Texas already know: he brings the MAGA energy the Senate needs. That message lands differently depending on whether you trust plain-speaking conservative fighters or career Washington men who polish their résumés in smoke-filled rooms. The choice in this runoff is clear to More

The video clip making the rounds claims the Trump DOJ has unveiled an indictment of “Castro” as the first move in a plan to take over Cuba. Whether that specific headline proves true or not, the bigger story is the idea of using the Department of Justice as a tool of foreign policy. That should More

GOP voters are not playing nice anymore. They’ve watched career politicians call themselves conservative while cozying up to the other side, and now the base is pushing back. President Trump’s endorsements and the anger of rank-and-file Republicans are reshaping primaries and state politics. If you thought the party would politely sort itself out, think again More

President Donald Trump had the kind of short, blunt answer reporters love: “There won’t be escalation.” He said it the same day the Justice Department unsealed a superseding indictment charging Raúl Castro in the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shootdown. That pairing — criminal accountability on one hand and calm diplomacy on the other — More

President Donald Trump has turned Republican primaries into a test of loyalty, and GOP voters have answered loudly. A string of high‑profile upsets and Trump‑backed challenges this spring shows that endorsements from the president matter. From Kentucky to Louisiana and across Indiana’s state Senate races, voters are punishing incumbents who crossed the MAGA line. In More

President Trump didn’t hold back when asked about the Texas Senate fight. Speaking outside his motorcade, he endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and then went after Democrat candidate James Talarico with the kind of blunt humor that drives the left mad and the press into a frenzy. It was a short, sharp reminder that More


