Lewandowski, 51, has served as Noem’s de facto chief of staff since late January.
NYC’s Whiny Brats Pick A Mayor
According to polls, the increased amount of support for New York Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani is coming from people under the age of 35. Read More
DC police announce major action on immigration enforcement after Trump’s crime crackdown
DC police chief authorizes sharing information with immigration agencies during traffic stops but prohibits arrests based solely on federal immigration warrants.
What You Need To Know Ahead Of Trump And Putin’s Alaska Meeting
President Donald Trump is set to meet face-to-face with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday, a high-stakes summit that could mark the first Read More
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Proposes Law To Involuntarily Commit Drug Addicts
New York City Mayor Eric Adams proposed a new law on Thursday that would make it easier to get drug addicts safely off the streets Read More
Newsom unveiling California redistricting effort to counter Trump-backed push in Texas
Democratic Gov. Newsom teams with congressional leaders to unveil strategy against GOP efforts to create Republican-friendly districts in multiple states.
Trump Moves To Rid Smithsonian Of Left-Wing Spin, Highlight American History
WASHINGTON — Some of Washington’s top museums feature exhibits laced with an aggressively left-wing spin on American history, a Daily Wire review of Smithsonian exhibits Read More
Hunter Biden Refuses to Apologize to Melania Trump: ‘F*ck That’
Hunter Biden is refusing to apologize to First Lady Melania Trump for making what her lawyer described as “false, defamatory, disparaging, and inflammatory statements” about her.
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The WNBA Sex Toy Incident Was Funny. But It’s Gone Too Far.
I expect to cover a lot of cultural madness in my line of work. But I never thought I’d ever find myself voluntarily writing about Read More
DOJ charges five alleged Mexican cartel leaders, touts ‘extraordinary policework’ that led to indictments
DOJ announces criminal charges against five United Cartels leaders with $26 million rewards offered for arrests in international drug trafficking case.