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Three Hackers With Ties to Iran Indicted in Devious Trump Plot
Democrats have spent years baselessly accusing Donald Trump of colluding with Russia to win elections. The left has had virtually no evidence to back up their assertions. Yet they’ve continued to specifically claim that Russia interfered in the 2016 election on Trump’s behalf. Democrats want you to believe that foreign powers only interfere in American…
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Costco’s Latest Food Court Addition Called a ‘Game Changer’
There’s nothing like strolling into Costco, grabbing that must-have $1.50 hot dog combo, and popping in your AirPods. As you listen to your favorite podcast, you immerse yourself in the bulk shopping paradise Sweet rolls and giant wooden cutting boards—what more could you want? Maybe an apartment inside? Costco never disappoints, and the experience might…
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Hollywood Actress Discusses Turning Down Diddy Party Invite at Age 19
A Hollywood actress says she dodged an invite to one of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ wild parties. Jenny Mollen, actress and wife of Jason Biggs, shared a story from her early days in showbiz. She recalled running into Diddy at 19. “I was in San Diego, and this guy came over, saying, ‘My boss wants to…
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Trump’s Numbers Are Undercounted, Way More Popular Among Voters
Many conservatives have been thinking lately that after Joe Biden left the presidential race and Kamala Harris replaced him, Donald Trump’s chances of winning this election became very small. However, it was recently reported that Trump’s numbers are currently undercounted, with many Democrats becoming nervous about the fact and the latest poll that always favored…
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GOP Lawmaker Who Led Santos Ouster Now Tangled in Ethics Scandal
One of the Republican lawmakers behind the controversial ouster of disgraced former Rep. George Santos—an action that weakened the Republican majority—is now facing his own ethics issues. Rep. Anthony D’Esposito, R-N.Y., admitted hiring his lover and his fiancée’s daughter to work in the same district office, raising questions about potential ethics violations related to nepotism…
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Trump Reveals His Game Day Meal for the Alabama-Georgia Showdown
Former President Donald Trump has reportedly decided on his game day meal ahead of one of the biggest college football games of the season. The 78-year-old candidate doesn’t seem too concerned about health with his choice of food. Trump is expected to attend the No. 2 Georgia vs. No. 4 Alabama game in Tuscaloosa. His…
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JD Vance Flips the Script, Brilliantly Uses Harris’ Talking Points Against Her
JD Vance, Republican vice presidential nominee, took a swing at Kamala Harris. During a Michigan event, he repeated her common talking point but with a twist. He told supporters in Traverse City that he also grew up in a working-class family. He made it clear, though, that Democrats weren’t being truthful about standing up for…
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Kate Winslet Confesses She Has a ‘Rude and Sexual’ Retirement Fantasy
Kate Winslet is keeping her retirement plans a secret, admitting they might be a little too “inappropriate” to share. On Wednesday’s “Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” Winslet mentioned she hasn’t worked for a full year. Her new film, “Lee,” was delayed due to Hollywood strikes. When the conversation shifted to her retirement fantasies, she hesitated…
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Expert Warns to Get Any Car Repairs You Need Done Soon
The looming work stoppage by dockworkers along the East and Gulf coasts could hit car dealerships hard. A long port strike would delay new car shipments. This would drive up prices for buyers and make cars harder to get. Repairing existing vehicles would also become difficult due to part shortages. The International Longshoremen’s Association, representing…
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Kamala Confirms She Still Wants to Get Rid of Senate Filibuster
Vice President Kamala Harris confirmed this week that she still supports ending the Senate filibuster in order for Democrats to pass radical legislation, the Huffington Post reported. Harris first called for ending the filibuster, a Senate rule that allows a minority to block legislation pending a vote of 60 senators or more, back in 2019…
