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President Trump stressed that he had been addressing Mercedes Schlapp, not his wife Melania, during the CPAC. Read More.

This would be the president’s second trip to the border. Read More.

The $1 billion is the third and final wave of $3.5 billion in total funding allocated for cleanup projects at waste sites across the United States. Read More.

The closed-door deposition comes as a federal indictment casts doubt over a crucial witness’ claims. Read More.

‘Yes, violent crime has dropped from last year to this year. But looking at Gascón’s overall record, it’s not very good,’ said one opponent. Read More.

Biden said he was hoping for a ceasefire agreement that will see all hostages released by next Monday. Read More.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) leads a roundtable discussion in Washington on Monday titled “Federal Health Agencies and the COVID Cartel: What Are They Hiding?” Mr. Johnson and a panel of experts discuss how “the COVID Cartel”—federal health agencies, Big Pharma, legacy media, and Big Tech—engaged in censorship and coverups. The discussion also shines a light […] Read More.

After President Trump broke two South Carolina election records on Saturday, the state’s ex-governor said she would continue to campaign. Read More.

President Trump, addressing a group of religious broadcasters, vowed to safeguard religious freedom, which he says is under attack. Read More.

Alexander Smirnov was rearrested during a Thursday morning meeting with his lawyers, who have asked a court for his immediate release. Read More.

History demonstrates that attempts to “cure” a problem by exceeding the federal government’s constitutional powers generally lead to more and worse problems. Read More.

President Trump tells The Epoch Times what he thinks of former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley running as a ‘No Labels’ candidate. Read More.

‘He has declined and there is no question about it. But he was always sort of semi-declined if you go back 25 years,’ President Trump said. Read More.

‘I look at 40 Wall Street each and every day,’ NY Attorney General Letitia James said, referring to Trump Building in Lower Manhattan. Read More.

‘To beat Donald Trump, these folks are going to vote early, they’re going to vote often, they’re going to cheat. They’re going to do everything they can.’ Read More.