Dan Bongino Appointed FBI Deputy Director in Bold Trump Administration Move

Late Sunday night, President Donald Trump named conservative commentator and former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino as the next Deputy Director of the FBI. The appointment, revealed via Trump’s Truth Social platform,…

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Five Jobs With Immediate Openings for Newly Unemployed Federal Workers

So, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)—Elon Musk’s lean, mean, government-shrinking machine—gave you the old heave-ho. The swamp’s draining, and you’re the collateral damage. But hold your head high, ex-fed—you’re not washed…

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Five young girls charged in Brutal assault near Union Station

WASHINGTON, DC – Six juveniles have been arrested in connection to a brutal assault near Union Station that was recorded on video and circulated on social media, according to the Metropolitan Police…

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Fatal shooting in residential building sparks urgent search for suspect in D.C.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A man was shot and killed late Sunday night in Southeast D.C., prompting an ongoing homicide investigation. The shooting happened around 10 p.m. inside a residential building in the…

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HHS Vows to Protect "Biological" Truth and Defend the Rights of Woman From Far-Left Ideologies

HHS Vows to Protect “Biological Truth” and Defend the Rights of Women From Far-Left Ideologies

Washington, DC –The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced decisive actions to align with President Donald Trump’s executive orders aimed at defending women and children while reinforcing what the…

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Phil Murphy Wants to Help You, By Forcing You to Buy an Electric Car

TRENTON, NJ—New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is only looking out for your interests and those of your children and grandchildren. That’s why he is forcing you to buy an EV by 2035.…

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Far-Left Extremists Call for Assassination of Trump and Musk ‘To Protect Democracy’

February 19, 2025 – In a disturbing escalation of political rhetoric, a growing chorus of far-left activists and commentators are openly advocating for the assassination of President Donald Trump and tech billionaire…

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Tugboat fire erupts on Delaware River; Coast Guard mounts rescue operation

PHILADELPHIA — The U.S. Coast Guard and local agencies responded to a tugboat fire near Pea Patch Island on the Delaware River on Tuesday. All four crew members were safely evacuated by…

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Man found shot to death in D.C. apartment building

WASHINGTON, DC — A 37-year-old man was shot and killed late Sunday night in Southeast D.C., prompting a homicide investigation. Officers responded around 10:00 p.m. to a residential building in the 2900…

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South Jersey police need your help identifying suspect in Vineland incident

VINELAND, NJ — Authorities are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a man connected to an investigation that took place on Delsea Drive on Feb. 15, 2025. Officer D. Adams of…

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Teen charged with murder in Jay Street homicide

WASHINGTON, DC — A 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting that left a Northeast DC man dead last month. On January 25 at approximately 1:15 a.m., officers…

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DHS Cuts Over 400 Non-Essential Employees Amid Government Efficiency Efforts

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced on Friday that it has cut 405 employees from various departments as part of a broader effort to reduce government waste. The majority of…

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The Left’s Legal Barrage Against Trump Could Backfire, Strengthening His Executive Power

A surge of legal challenges against early Trump administration policies may inadvertently bolster his ability to reshape executive power. Legal experts argue that while judges have temporarily blocked Trump’s funding freezes and…

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U.S. Funded Billion Dollar a Year News Agency Under New Management

Did you know America has its own global and media news service? Did you know it costs Americans over 1 billion dollars each year to operate. The federally funded news service, often…

Fourth case of Clade I monkeypox detected in U.S., health officials say

ATLANTA — The United States has confirmed a fourth case of clade I mpox, with the New York State Department of Health reporting the latest infection in February, health officials announced. The…

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Fourth case of clade I mpox detected in U.S., health officials say

ATLANTA — The United States has confirmed a fourth case of clade I mpox, with the New York State Department of Health reporting the latest infection in February, health officials announced. The…

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Former Bergen County employee charged in theft of county equipment

HACKENSACK, N.J. — A former Bergen County employee has been arrested in connection with the theft of county-owned tools and equipment, authorities said. Charles T. Gatt, 44, of Sparta, New Jersey, was…

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Karoline Leavitt: Media Silent on Retirement Mine as DOGE Uncovers D.C. ‘Rot’

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized the media for their “sheer silence” regarding the resurfacing of a limestone mine in Pennsylvania, where federal retirement files are still processed manually. Speaking on…

Federal Agencies Allocate Millions to Activist Groups with Protest Ties

Federal agencies, including the State Department and USAID, have awarded over $27 million to left-wing organizations under the Tides Foundation and Tides Center, which also provide legal support to protesters in the…

Electricity Prices Are Rising 20% in New Jersey This Summer, BPU Reports

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey residents and businesses will see higher electricity bills starting June 1, 2025, after the state’s annual Basic Generation Service (BGS) auction resulted in increased costs for electricity…

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Dan Bongino Appointed FBI Deputy Director in Bold Trump Administration Move

Five Jobs With Immediate Openings for Newly Unemployed Federal Workers

Five young girls charged in Brutal assault near Union Station

Fatal shooting in residential building sparks urgent search for suspect in D.C.

HHS Vows to Protect “Biological Truth” and Defend the Rights of Women From Far-Left Ideologies

Phil Murphy Wants to Help You, By Forcing You to Buy an Electric Car

Far-Left Extremists Call for Assassination of Trump and Musk ‘To Protect Democracy’

Tugboat fire erupts on Delaware River; Coast Guard mounts rescue operation

Man found shot to death in D.C. apartment building

South Jersey police need your help identifying suspect in Vineland incident

Teen charged with murder in Jay Street homicide

DHS Cuts Over 400 Non-Essential Employees Amid Government Efficiency Efforts

The Left’s Legal Barrage Against Trump Could Backfire, Strengthening His Executive Power

U.S. Funded Billion Dollar a Year News Agency Under New Management

Fourth case of Clade I monkeypox detected in U.S., health officials say

Fourth case of clade I mpox detected in U.S., health officials say

Former Bergen County employee charged in theft of county equipment

Karoline Leavitt: Media Silent on Retirement Mine as DOGE Uncovers D.C. ‘Rot’

Federal Agencies Allocate Millions to Activist Groups with Protest Ties

Electricity Prices Are Rising 20% in New Jersey This Summer, BPU Reports

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