Trump could require foreign tourists to disclose family information, social media history
The measure is part of the government’s crackdown on preventing undesirable foreigners from coming to the U.S.
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Charles Richards
Newsom ramps up transgender advocacy ahead of midterms: ‘I want to see trans kids’
Transgenderism will likely be a prominent issue in 2026 as the pro-LGBT California Democrat governor mulls a run for president in 2028.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene’s ’60 Minutes’ interview reveals power struggle between populists and RINOs
The Republican congresswoman said that President Donald Trump has turned his back on those who helped get him elected.
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Florida pro-lifers praise judge’s ruling against ‘buffer zone’ outside local abortion center
Judge Kevin Newsom reversed a lower court ruling, stating that an ordinance passed by the Clearwater City Council 'seriously burdens' free speech by restricting sidewalk counselors.
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Swiss founder of controversial assisted suicide clinic dies by euthanasia at 92
Ludwig Minelli was the highly controversial founder of Dignitas, a Basel-based suicide clinic that was at the center of multiple scandals since it opened.
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Mike Lindell prepares to run for governor of Minnesota
The MyPillow founder is expected to enter the Republican primary race against 12 other candidates vying to unseat Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz.
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Candace Owens offers to join TPUSA livestream to address her theories on Charlie Kirk’s death
The longtime friend of Charlie Kirk agreed to appear on a livestream hosted by Turning Point USA producer Blake Neff to discuss various claims she has made about Kirk’s assassination.
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Abortions down 18% since Texas Heartbeat Act took effect: study
The number of abortions fell the most among Texans younger than 18 years of age, according to a report from the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Michigan city considering restrictions on pro-life rallies outside abortion facility
Grand Rapids city officials are reportedly considering an ordinance that bans 'amplified sound within 100 feet of a health care facility.'
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Planned Parenthood resumes abortions in Wisconsin after skirting federal funding ban
Planned Parenthood started rescheduling abortions in October after designating itself an 'essential community provider' so it would no longer be a 'prohibited entity' for Medicaid funding.
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