In just 100 days, President Donald Trump and Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have sparked a revolution in America's food and healthcare systems. Under the banner of "Make America Healthy Again," the duo has boldly set out to address root causes of chronic illness, strengthen food safety standards, and put transparency back into the hands of American families. Minutes after taking the oath as HHS Secretary, Kennedy embraced Trump's vision and immediately began cleaning house. "What I found when I came to HHS is really a sprawling bureaucracy," Kennedy told Daily Wire host Michael Knowles. ...Continue reading

The Delphi murders struck at the very heart of America, shaking communities from coast to coast. These were two innocent young girls, Abigail Williams and Liberty German, brutally murdered as they enjoyed a simple afternoon hike in Delphi, Indiana in February 2017. The case stood unsolved for years— a haunting reminder of the darkness that can invade even the most peaceful American towns. Now, recently released videos from 2022 have surfaced, showing convicted killer Richard Allen defiantly denying his involvement during police interrogations and conversations with his wife. Allen, sentenced to 130 years behind bars in December 2024, was found ...Continue reading

In the aftermath of President Trump’s sweeping election victory, Big Pharma is reportedly on high alert, with top executives in the industry scrambling to prepare for what could be a seismic shift in U.S. healthcare policy. According to insider reports, CEOs from the five biggest pharmaceutical companies dialed into an emergency teleconference Wednesday afternoon, fearing what Trump’s return to the White House could mean for their stranglehold on healthcare. New Jersey Assemblyman Jamel Holley, an advisor to Robert Kennedy Jr., took to social media to break the news, stating, “Sources tell me top five CEOs of pharmaceutical companies are holding ...Continue reading

The UN's relentless campaign against Israel just backfired big time. Israel announced on Monday that it has terminated the agreement allowing the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) to operate within its territory. This move essentially cuts off the main channel of aid to Palestinian refugees in Gaza, signaling that Israel has finally had enough of UNRWA’s dubious record and alleged ties to terror groups like Hamas. For years, Israel has criticized UNRWA for what it sees as blatant infiltration by Hamas militants. But UNRWA, unsurprisingly, denies these accusations, claiming that it maintains strict neutrality. It’s no mystery why ...Continue reading

In a smackdown that’s as much about common sense as it is about preserving democracy, a county judge just handed Arizona's Secretary of State, Democrat Adrian Fontes, his latest wake-up call. Fontes had claimed that releasing a list of 218,000 Arizona voters affected by a long-standing citizenship verification glitch could somehow unleash violence by Trump supporters, effectively attempting to weaponize fear to withhold public information. But Judge Scott Blaney wasn’t buying it. The issue dates back to a clerical error that incorrectly marked some Arizona residents as having provided proof of U.S. citizenship when they hadn’t, potentially allowing them to ...Continue reading

It’s like a broken record, folks. Kamala Harris stepped up to a microphone at a rally in Reno, Nevada, and—right on cue—the hecklers showed up. Now, if you’ve followed this comedy of errors for any length of time, you already know what happened next: Harris delivered one of her classic word salads, leaving her audience scratching their heads and wondering, “What on Earth did she just say?” The topic? Well, it’s the one “freedom” that today’s Democrats get riled up about: abortion. Harris started her speech with a typical line designed to rile up her base, saying, “One in three ...Continue reading

Sen. Bernie Sanders criticized former President Trump on Sunday, accusing him of avoiding a question about raising the minimum wage to a “living wage” during a recent campaign stop at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania. Sanders expressed frustration over Trump’s stance, arguing that someone of Trump’s wealth should support a minimum wage increase from the current $7.25 to at least $15 per hour, if not higher. During an interview on "Meet the Press" Sanders said, “You may recall, just a few weeks ago Donald Trump did his photo opportunity at a McDonald’s. All right, he loves McDonald’s. Great. But he’s asked ...Continue reading

Conservative commentator Candace Owens has had her visa to Australia revoked just ahead of a scheduled speaking tour. The decision was made by Australia’s Immigration Minister Tony Burke, who cited Owens’ past comments and suggested that her presence could disrupt public harmony. He referenced her statements on sensitive historical and religious issues as reasons for the block, stating that her rhetoric could incite discord in the country. Burke said Australia’s “national interest” would be better served by denying Owens entry. "From downplaying the impact of the Holocaust with comments about [Dr. Josef] Mengele through to claims that Muslims started slavery, ...Continue reading

Israel’s recent strike on Iran’s missile facilities and air defenses marks a significant achievement for Western allies while delivering a severe blow to the Iranian regime. This strike undermines Iran’s defensive capabilities, reducing its threat to neighboring states, and disrupts the "Axis of Resistance" alliance supported by Russia and China. Below are the main outcomes of this action: 1) Israel’s Long-Range Strike Capability Confirmed: The operation highlighted Israel's ability to execute extended attacks with complex logistics like midair refueling, demonstrating strategic reach over Iran's territory. 2) Iran’s Air Defenses Exposed: Iran’s reliance on outdated aircraft and Russian-made defense systems like ...Continue reading

During a recent Trump rally at Madison Square Garden, comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, host of the "Kill Tony" podcast, drew attention with controversial remarks that poked fun at prominent Democrats and recent celebrity endorsements. In a comedy set that is almost too funny for words, Hinchcliffe compared the Democratic Party to the notorious “Freak Off” parties held by Sean “P. Diddy” Combs, who faces serious allegations, including racketeering and sex trafficking. Referring to the Democrats' endorsements from celebrities like Travis Kelce, Eminem, and Leonardo DiCaprio, Hinchcliffe jokingly said Kelce “might be the next O.J. Simpson,” adding to the edgy tone of ...Continue reading