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“The kids have got enough,” exclaimed JD Vance during a rally he held in Big Rapids, Michigan, on Tuesday as he jokingly begged his mother to stop spoiling her grandkids with Pokemon cards.
Donald Trump released a video on Monday commemorating the three-year anniversary of the Afghanistan Abbey Gate attack and also shredding Kamala Harris for claiming credit for the disastrous withdrawal.
Tyrone Muhammad of Ex-Cons 4 Trump explains why black Americans are “fed up” with Democrats. #shorts
A pony redistribution system, zombie preparedness, and mandatory toothbrushing laws? Speaking in an exclusive interview with Matthew Perdie last Thursday near the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, U.S. presidential candidate Vermin Supreme (legal name Vermin Love Supreme) outlined his proposed policies.
Footage from Phoenix last Thursday shows a cat perched on a window sill inside as a trash can is propelled down the street by a raging monsoon outside.
Speaking exclusively to Warner Todd Huston at a red-carpet premiere of biopic “Reagan” where he portrays the titular president, Dennis Quaid detailed how the times that Ronald Reagan assumed the oval office are eerily similar to the present day, and that Reagan reminded us that America is a “great nation.”
As Cornell University in Ithaca, NY, is starting classes, pro-Palestinian protesters filled the hallways on Monday, demanding the university divest in corporations supporting Israel. #shorts
“He has a host of personal and mental issues,” said one of many people who were broadcast on MSNBC to personally attacked Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after he endorsed former President Donald Trump on Friday.
Palm Beach, Florida, witnessed a dramatic scene Thursday afternoon as twin waterspouts formed off the coast. The swirling columns appeared to move in tandem before one overpowered and dissipated the other.
Sen. JD Vance (R-OH), the Republican vice presidential nominee in 2024, received a law enforcement briefing from officials at the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia on Thursday afternoon on how drug traffickers have been increasingly making dangerous narcotics look like children’s candy.
